View full sizeJennifer Mann, owner of Shuze, talks about her store before its grand opening in 2009 in South Bethlehem. She will open another Bethlehem location later this month.Really, what woman doesn't love shoes?
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's" Carrie Bradshaw was obsessed with
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The character Rose in Jennifer Weiner's novel
explains that the reason she is drawn to stylish footwear is because, unlike clothes, she doesn't have to search forever for the perfect fit.
Anyone who has ever strolled down a city street and been stopped in her tracks by a window display boasting an irresistible -- yet likely also highly impractical -- pair of shoes, understands this love affair. Trying to explain it to a man can be a much more daunting feat.
But if you love shoes and are on the lookout for a stylish pair that won't look like every other one on the department store racks, you're in luck.
, the trendy fashion boutique on Bethlehem's South Side is opening another location.
Jennifer A. Mann, the owner of
, announced she is opening a store at 520 Main St. in Bethlehem.
Mann expects the store, which will open later this month, to add six part-time jobs to the area. See, fashion is good for the economy, too.
Shuze carries shoes from Alegria, Simple, Poetic Licence, Me Too and many other brands; boots Frye and Hunter; handbags from Big Buddha; and clothing from Velvet, Silver jeans and organic lines such as Toggery. The store also has jewelry, including designs by local artists.
The new North Bethlehem location will be attached to the Wired Cafe. Check out
for more information or