Shopping -> INDStore TUE, DEC 7 3:37PM by Robin Hebert

What’s on your wish list

I couldn’t resist shopping for myself; one for you, two for me! At Herring Stones I found the perfect combination of easy flowing layers that’s comfy and sexy to wear with trim details that make me really happy. What can I say, I’m going crazy over the embellishments. Herringstone_8 All that glitters is gold and it’s on every thing from shoes to shoulder appliqués.

A plethora of shiny trinkets catch my eye at Herring Stones, especially their selection of winter coats, vests, shoes and jewelry. I’ll be back for round two; that’s a statement you can take to the bank.

Shop Herring Stones, located at 111 Settlers Trace Boulevard in River Ranch, Lafayette. For more information call: 337-993-0062

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