It's been a good couple of years since my last review of Miss Boss and I think it's about time to have an update! Speaking of, the store has had a fresh facelift in the last six months. For such a small space, the owner, Sabrina, has really put her heart and soul into the store and you can really feel it. Miss Boss is growing up and I love that even though it's more polished and more focused, it's still fun, fashionable and full of life.
In the past few years, the store has elevated from carrying just accessories and jewelry to a huge assortment of casual wear. I have to really commend Sabrina for staying committed to her brand and staying true to the garments, brands and pieces that she loves and she wants to wear. When I shop at Miss Boss, I feel like I'm shopping my best friend's wardobe - the shelves are full of classic, well-made pieces with some luxuries and upscale items mixed in. Sabrina has been careful to try and find some of the best made luxury brands, mixed in with affordable classics and local/Canadian loves.
And not to disappoint, Miss Boss is still true to her roots with multiple lines of handbags, jewelry and accessories (think hand-poured candles, natural lotions, woven or linen scarves, and seasonal items like gloves and hats). Whether you're looking for an affordable classic (Christopher Kon's Co-Lab) to a luxe handmade leather (Tyoulip Sisters, One Fated Knight), I love snagging "one of a kind" bags and jewels at Miss Boss that are not commonly seen in Edmonton. One of my favorite shops in the High Street area with a little something for everyone. read more