Well here we are people, the 2017 Triad’s Best Edition with winners listed as voted on by the readers of YES! Weekly. The staff of YES! Weekly worked overtime laying it out and compiling all the data you provided and we are very proud of one of the best issues we have ever produced. At 96 pages, it’s certainly one of the largest in our history. VINTAGE TO VOGUE WINNER Best Local Men’s Clothing RUNNER UP Best Boutique Best Consignment shop Best Local Women's Clothing Best Shoe

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Romance may originally have brought Jennifer Graf to Greensboro — but it was a love for the town that made this fashionista stay and open Vintage to Vogue Boutique, one of the burgeoning number of hand-picked vintage stores that dress the downtown arena. As the graduate of Fashion Institute of Technology, or FIT, and a decade-long veteran of design with companies like Rocawear, Pony and Raffi in New York and London could have had her pick of choice jobs and bustling cities, “

GREENSBORO — Jennifer Graf fulfills a longtime dream when she opens her Vintage to Vogue pop-up shop downtown today. Graf rehabbed a space at 124 N. Davie St to sell consigned clothing and accessories. She's opening today at 4 p.m., with a grand opening celebration planned for December. Graf, who has worked as a designer, wants to test operating a retail store. So developer Marty Kotis is letting her use his Davie Street building for the pop-up shop. Graf will sell high-end u

Her to-do list is written in pink chalk on one wall and includes just a few remaining tasks, such as painting the walls gray. The pallets of wood are stacked along another wall, where they will become display racks for shoes. Jennifer Graf has come a long way from handing out homemade jewelry and Christmas ornaments to family and friends as gifts. The 30-something Washington, D.C.-area native has graduated from the Fashion Institute of Technology and designed clothes for Roca