“The two spaces became available around the same time, and I decided to take both,” Gonzalez said. “I truly felt like everything was aligning at the right time—something I had been working toward and hoping for—and I’m so grateful to see it come to life.”
In addition to the St. Pete location, a larger flagship store is planned for Tarpon Springs, with a boutique, café, and wine and champagne lounge.
Back in St. Pete, Gonzalez said she’s looking to create more than just a traditional boutique.
Plans include hosting private events, fundraisers, and ladies’ nights, along with offering customers the ability to reserve items through social media with nationwide shipping.
For now, the focus remains on getting the doors open.
“We just want to create a space where people can come in, feel good, and leave with something they love,” Gonzalez said.