Yellow Button
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by Smrithi | on July 6th, 2011 |
On my recent visit to Bangalore Yellow Button Store was something i had intended to visit . I must say it was absolutely worth fitting it in my jam packed schedule that was planned out for the 2 days I was there .
On a Monday morning i decided to drop by the the store after all the re-scheduling that happened .I was glad Madhavi Rongala the owner of the store and I had an interesting meeting at the store.
If your looking for a place that’s not all about the Kitsch but a fun and right combination of classy plus a little punk then Yellow Button just happens to be that place . Madhavi says it was a conscious effort because she didn’t want the store to be just another place that houses Kitsch.The Boutique houses a mixture of colours which are splashed on clothes , bags , flip-flops,Basket Bags .
The store is sort of hidden on the first floor of a small lane in Indranagar.However it’s quite a discovery once you have found it .At-least for people who are all about swanky independent stores
The Changing room .Fancy!!
The store houses variety of labels from NGO’s to small independent artists /designers and some big names .
All items in the store are personally handpicked by Madhavi herself , only piece in question doesn’t suite her style is when it would find itself a place in the store is what she says.
Madhavi from the Yellow Button
(pic :mybangalore )
What to Expect ?
Tailor made one of it’s kind dresses.
Basket Bags , Flip-Flops , clutches, scarfs , Assorted jewelery pieces.
Small but very use full home decor pieces,Chumbak products, cushion covers .
Price Range : 100 Rs to 6000 Rs
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it's kind of funny how the best stores are usually the best kept secrets!
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