Please join us at the store on Monday July 19, 2010 from 5-9pm for an evening with New York City wardrobe consultant & stylist and former Vis-a-Vis employee, Julie Biondi, who will on hand dispensing guidance and styling tips!

We are always in the process of updating our website as we receive new merchandise. Please check back for new items, including one of a kind vintage house wares, jewelry and accessories! Vis-a-Vis has been featured and profiled in magazines, travel guides and websites. Below are examples of some of the press we've recieved.

 

 

We have recently been profiled by Indagare.com, an online travel website.

 

“I just arrived last night and I’m already here shopping,” a woman said to me in Vis-a-Vis, her arms loaded with by piles of colorful clothes. Stuffed floor to ceiling with fun summer fashions and accessories, this girly boutique on Main Street is the kind of well-edited shop that makes you happily forgo the beach on your first day in town. There are flirty dresses, skirts and tops in close to 100 styles. The shoe collection in particular stands out, whether you’re looking for a Laura Brandon flat or a Michael Kors wedge. There’s also a fine jewelry assortment, including estate pieces; hair accessories, such as colorful headbands perfect for a beachy afternoon; and gift items like fragrances and scented candles.~Indagare.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Vis-a-Vis was featured in Country Home Magazine in September 2007.

 

 

 

 

Vis-a-Vis recieved a Fodor's Choice Star in the 2007 edition of the Cape Cod, Nantucket, and Martha's Vineyard Guidebook.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Vis-a-Vis was chosen as one of the best women's clothing stores in Boston Magazine's The Best of Boston 2005.

 

"The fashion finds at this packed oceanside boutique come in waves. The shoe selection alone includes nearly 100 styles, from pink metallic clogs to sassy Michael Kors wedges. Then there are the cashmere wraps, Salt jeans, sexy blouses, and flirty summer dresses. You might need a lunch break before moving on to the expansive jewelry collection, which includes vintage pieces and local designs".~Boston Magazine.