Free People – Baltimore Magazine https://www.baltimoremagazine.com The Best of Baltimore Since 1907 Sat, 29 May 2021 11:24:14 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://www.baltimoremagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/cropped-favicon-32x32.png Free People – Baltimore Magazine https://www.baltimoremagazine.com 32 32 Color Theory https://www.baltimoremagazine.com/section/styleshopping/fall-fashion-bold-colors-to-wear-this-season/ Mon, 23 Sep 2019 08:30:00 +0000 https://www.baltimoremagazine.com/?post_type=article&p=17061

By Rachel Hinch
Photography by Sean Scheidt

Styling assistance by Karmen Osei. Photo assistance by Jacqueline Foss. Hair & Makeup by Susan Heydt for Smashbox. Model: Liushan Guo.
Style & Shopping

Color Theory

We're coloring outside the lines with our favorite fall styles in offbeat hues.

By Rachel Hinch
Photography by Sean Scheidt
Styling assistance by Karmen Osei. Photo assistance by Jacqueline Foss. Hair & Makeup by Susan Heydt for Smashbox.
Model: Liushan Guo.

Mesmerizing maroons and deep browns are pillars of autumnal wardrobes. But this year’s color forecast falls away from perennial habits. We’re coloring outside the lines with our favorite fall styles in offbeat hues—away with the dull and in with the bold!

Tangerine Sunset

Emotional Essence jacket ($460) at Ruth Shaw. Emotional Essence skirt ($330) at Ruth Shaw. Alexander Wang Nova bootie ($550) at Ruth Shaw. Free People Your Eyes cami ($58) at Brightside Boutique. T2 necklace ($36) at Sassanova.

Pistachio Groove

Paloma Wool Son woven top ($98) at Hunting Ground. Paloma Wool Querido pant ($148) at Hunting Ground. Schutz Cendi pump ($155) at Raina Dawn. Mercury Rising denim jacket ($98) at Raina Dawn. Laguna large adjustable bracelet ($60) at Sassanova. Chloe small bracelet ($50) at Sassanova. Taner Bar bracelet ($50) at Sassanova. Laguna adjustable bracelet ($50) at Sassanova. Tide necklace ($48) at Poppy and Stella. June necklace ($46) at Poppy and Stella.

Fuchsia Bright

Minkpink New City knit sweater ($69) at South Moon Under. Free People Normani bias skirt ($78) at Brightside Boutique. Moonstone slab necklace ($42) at Poppy and Stella. Dolce Vita Kendel bootie ($198) at Poppy and Stella.

Crimson Stride

Just Female cherry maxi dress ($138) at Hunting Ground. Vintage belt ($28) at Hunting Ground. Ulla Johnson Jerri boot ($425) at Ruth Shaw.

Cerulean Haze

Pescario light blue classic top ($580) at Ruth Shaw. Paloma Wool Junio pant ($108) at Hunting Ground. Jefferey Campbell Zella sandal ($100) at Poppy and Stella. Blue clutch ($148) at A Style Studio.

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What gets you more motivated to go to the gym than cute new workout wear? Let’s face it, looking good goes hand in hand with feeling good. We’ve gathered some of our favorite fashionable activewear that will have you ready for athletics (or, if you prefer, “athleisure”) in no time.

“I Will What I Want” Under Armour tank ($29.99) at Charm City Run.


Nike cheetah-print shorts ($34) at Charm City Run.


Spiritual Gangster “Take Me To Nirvana” tank ($42) at M. Power.


Nike Air Zoom Pegasus sneakers ($110) at Charm City Run.


Under Armour “#iworkout” hair ties ($9.99) at Charm City Run.


Beyond Yoga banded white bralette ($65) at M. Power.


Teeki Clouds hot pants ($76) at M. Power.


Just Breathe billowing hoodie ($88) at Free People.


Under Armour pink tote ($29.99) at Princeton Sports.

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]]> Free People to Open in April https://www.baltimoremagazine.com/section/styleshopping/free-people-to-open-in-march/ Tue, 03 Mar 2015 15:54:00 +0000 https://www.baltimoremagazine.com/?p=66613 Continued]]> On this dreary day, there was a sign of light as we walked through Harbor East and saw that a Free People sign was being installed on a storefront at the corner of Aliceanna and Exeter streets.

The boho-chic boutique—owned by Philadelphia-based Urban Outfitters—is just the latest example of Harbor East becoming the Georgetown-esque shopping mecca of Baltimore.

“We are very excited to be a part of the continued development of Harbor East,” said Free People director of retail, Beth Wehagen, “It’s one of the most exciting waterfront projects on the East Coast and we are thrilled to be a part of it.”

Opening on April 3, Free People will be well-stocked for spring with sun dresses, cut-off shorts, and tees. The store will also sell the brand’s Intimately Free People line of bras, slips, and loungewear. According to a press release, the interior will feature repurposed bead board, patchwork quilt curtains, and “glitter plaster throughout.”

While this is Free People’s fourth store in Maryland (with other locations in Towson, Annapolis, and Bethesda), it’s the first in Baltimore.

The store will host an opening party on April 3 from 6-8 p.m. with refreshments, light bites, and free tote bags for the first 50 customers.

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