Scarlett Alley has donated a Whiting and Davis evening Clutch, with metal strap. FMV: $280.00.

The Scarlett Alley, in the Old City section, is noted for its constantly changing inventory. A pragmatic combination of home and personal items ensures a productive shopping trip. Soaps lotions, jewelry, designer tableware, pens, knick-knacks, and much more stock the shelves. The back alley features larger home furnishings such as lamps, rugs and upholstered sofas and chairs. Get hold of all your credit cards, because this store will surely get you into the shopping spree!less

Paula Hian
Amandine Dress
Clothing
size small

About the Work

Sleeveless red cocktail dress with ruched point inset detail. Draped jersey knit. Made with Italian yarn, viscose and lycra blend. Made in France. Dry clean only.

About the Artist

Paula Hian grew up with creativity pulsing through her veins. The daughter of a photographer and classical musician, Paula discovered her artistic niche at age five, when she began sketching, cutting, and using a sewing machine to create her own wardrobe. Inspiration came from all around her, as angles of buildings and lines of bridges began to take shape in her mind as something else entirely. Fabrics found their way into her brain before she could figure out where they came from. And the beauty of her surroundings - be it flowers, paintings or simple structural elements - became embedded in her soul.

While continuing to channel this inspiration into actual designs, Paula's passion quickly became a way of life. She majored in art history at Northwestern University and attended New York's prestigious Fashion Institute of Technology as a graduate student.

Paula Hian
Veronique Jacket
Clothing
size small

About the Work

Women's black floral blazer jacket with abstract white flower detail. Slim fit, long sleeve, double jersey knit. Made with Italian yarn, viscose and lycra blend. Made in France. Dry clean only.

About the Artist

Paula Hian grew up with creativity pulsing through her veins. The daughter of a photographer and classical musician, Paula discovered her artistic niche at age five, when she began sketching, cutting, and using a sewing machine to create her own wardrobe. Inspiration came from all around her, as angles of buildings and lines of bridges began to take shape in her mind as something else entirely. Fabrics found their way into her brain before she could figure out where they came from. And the beauty of her surroundings - be it flowers, paintings or simple structural elements - became embedded in her soul.

While continuing to channel this inspiration into actual designs, Paula's passion quickly became a way of life. She majored in art history at Northwestern University and attended New York's prestigious Fashion Institute of Technology as a graduate student.