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Scottsdale fashion is high. Phoenix couture is low and funky and cool – an unlikely mix of street/eclectic, hobo/boho, and mid-century moderne. One of our favorite purveyors of the anti-runway aesthetic is Rachel Richards’ Bunky Boutique, which flaunts the work of indie and national labels such as Kidrobot, Angela Johnson,...

By Clay McNear

May 29, 2008

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Scottsdale fashion is high. Phoenix couture is low and funky and cool – an unlikely mix of street/eclectic, hobo/boho, and mid-century moderne. One of our favorite purveyors of the anti-runway aesthetic is Rachel Richards’ Bunky Boutique, which flaunts the work of indie and national labels such as Kidrobot, Angela Johnson, Fluxus, Armour Sans Anguish, Harajuku Lovers, Spraygraphic, Ropeadope, and Hobo. Bunky opens the doors to its new digs – handily located at 812 North Third Street, next door to the Roosevelt tavern. An official launch party is scheduled for Saturday, June 7.
Tue., June 3, 11 a.m.-8 p.m., 2008

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