Westfield Galleria at Roseville
1151 Galleria Blvd.
Roseville
916-787-2000
www.westfield.com/galleriaatroseville

Nov 20-21 – 10am-9pm
Nov 22 – Closed for Thanksgiving
Nov 23 – Midnight-10pm
Nov 24 – 8am-9pm
Nov 25-31 – 10am-9pm
Dec 1 – 9am-10p
Dec 2 – 9am-8pm
Dec 3-6 – 10am-9pm
Dec 7-8 – 9am-10pm
Dec 9 – 10am-8pm
Dec 10-12 – 9am-9pm
Dec 13 – 9am-10pm
Dec 14 – 8am-9pm
Dec 15 – 8am-10pm
Dec 16 – 8am-9pm
Dec 17-22 – 8am-10pm
Dec 23 – 8am-9pm
Dec 24 – 8am-6pm
Dec 25 – Closed
Dec 26 – 7am-10pm

Arden Fair Mall
1689 Arden Way
Sacramento
916-920-1167
www.ardenfair.com

Nov. 20 – 10am-9pm
Nov. 21 – 10am-9pm
Nov. 22 – Closed for Thanksgiving
Nov. 23 – 12am-10pm
Nov. 24 – 9am-10pm
Nov. 25 – 11am-8pm
Nov. 26-31 – 10am-9pm
Dec. 1 – 9am-10pm
Dec. 2 – 11am-8pm
Dec. 3-7 – 10am-9pm
Dec. 8 – 9am-10pm
Dec. 9 – 10am-8pm
Dec. 10-14 – 9am-10pm
Dec. 15 – 8am-11pm
Dec. 16-19 – 9am-10pm
Dec. 20-22 – 8am-11pm
Dec. 23 – 7am-10pm
Dec. 24 – 7am-6pm
Dec. 25- Closed
Dec. 26 – 7am-9pm

Solano Town Center – Fairfield
1350 Travis Blvd.
Fairfield
707-425-1164
www.solanotowncenter.com

Nov. 20-21 – 10am-9pm
Nov. 22- Thanksgiving
Nov. 23 – 5am-10pm
Nov. 24 – 8am-10pm
Nov. 25 – 10am-7pm
Nov. 26-Dec.2 – 10am – 9pm
Dec. 3-8 – 9am-10pm
Dec. 9- 9am-9pm
Dec. 10-16 – 9am-10pm
Dec. 17-23 – 8am-11pm
Dec. 24 – 7am-6pm
Dec. 25 – Closed
Dec. 26 – 7am-7pm

Vacaville Premium Outlets
321 Nut Tree Road, Suite 2
Vacaville
707-447-5755
www.premiumoutlets.com/outlets/outlet.asp?id=50

Nov. 20-21 – 10am-9pm
Nov. 22- Closed for Thanksgiving
Nov. 23- Midnight-10pm
Nov. 24 – 8am-10pm
Nov. 25 – 9am-8pm
Nov. 26-Dec. 1 – 9am-9pm
Dec. 2 – 10am-7pm
Dec. 3-8 – 9am-9pm
Dec. 9 – 10am-7pm
Dec. 10-15 – 9am-9pm
Dec. 16 – 10am-7pm
Dec. 17-22 – 9am-9pm
Dec. 23 – 10am-7pm
Dec. 24 – 9am-6pm
Dec. 25 – Closed
Dec. 26 – 7am-9pm

Sacramento Downtown Plaza
547 L Street
Sacramento
916-442-4000
www.sacdowntownplaza.com

Nov. 20-21 – 10:30am-8pm
Nov. 22- Closed for Thanksgiving
Nov. 23 – 8am-9pm
Nov. 24-31 – 10:30am-8pm
Dec. 1 – 9am-9pm
Dec. 2 – 10am-6pm
Dec. 3-7 – 10:30am-8pm
Dec. 8 – 10am-9pm
Dec. 9 – 10am-7pm
Dec. 10-13 – 10:30am-8pm
Dec. 14-21 – 9am-9pm
Dec. 22-23 – 9am-10pm
Dec. 24 – 9am-6pm
Dec. 25 – Closed
Dec. 26 – 8am-8pm

Sunrise Mall
6041 Sunrise Mall
Citrus Heights
916-728-1916
www.sunrisemallonline.com

Nov. 20 – 10am-9pm
Nov. 21 – 9am-9pm
Nov. 22 – Thanksgiving Closed
Nov. 23 – 12am-10pm
Nov. 24 – 7am-9pm
Nov. 25-27 – 10am-9pm
Nov. 28-29 – 9am-10pm
Nov. 30 – 9am-11pm
Nov. 31-Dec. 1 – 8am-11pm
Dec. 2 – 10am-10pm
Dec. 3 – 9am-11pm
Dec. 4-6 – 9am-10pm
Dec. 7 – 8am-11pm
Dec. 8 – 7am-11pm
Dec. 9-10 – 9am-10pm
Dec. 11-12 – 9am-11pm
Dec. 13-14 – 8am-11pm
Dec. 15 – 7am-11pm
Dec. 16-17 – 8am-11pm
Dec. 18-23 – 7am-12am
Dec. 24 – 7am-6pm
Dec. 25 – Christmas Day Closed
Dec. 26 – 7am-6pm

Folsom Premium Outlets
13000 Folsom Boulevard
Folsom
916-985-0312
www.premiumoutlets.com/outlets/outlet.asp?id=27

Nov. 20 – 9am-9pm
Nov. 21 – 10am-9pm
Nov. 22 – Closed
Nov. 23 – Midnight-10pm
Nov. 24 – 8am-10pm
Nov. 25 – 9am-8pm
Nov. 26-Dec. 1 – 9am-9pm
Dec. 2 – 10am-7pm
Dec. 3-8 – 9am-9pm
Dec. 9 – 10am-7pm
Dec. 10-15 – 9am-9pm
Dec. 16 – 10am-7pm
Dec. 17-22 – 9am-9pm
Dec. 23 – 10am-7pm
Dec. 24 – 9am-6pm
Dec. 25 – Closed
Dec. 26 – 7am-9pm

Weberstown Mall
4950 Pacific Avenue
Stockton
209-477-0245
www.weberstown.com

Nov. 20-21 – 10am-9pm
Nov. 22- Mall Closed
Nov. 23 – 6am-9pm
Nov. 24 – 9am-9pm
Nov. 25 – 11am-7pm
Nov. 26-Dec.1 – 10am-9pm
Dec. 2 – 11am-6pm
Dec. 3-8 – 10am-9pm
Dec. 9 – 11am-7pm
Dec. 10-15 – 9am-10pm
Dec. 16 – 10am-9pm
Dec. 17-22 – 9am-10pm
Dec. 23 – 10am-9pm
Dec. 24 – 8am-6pm
Dec. 25 – Mall Closed
Dec. 26 – 9am – 9pm
Dec. 27 – 10am-9pm

Keeping warm in wintry weather doesn’t mean you have to dress dowdy. Take a cue from the stylish Victoria Beckham who manages to look sexy, chic and warm in her winter ensemble. Looking sizzling and sleek on a cold day isn’t just for spicy celebrities; you too, can look hot while staying warm, without breaking the bank.

The key pieces to this look are:
Black wool newsboy cap
Dark Fair Isle sweater
Dark waxed denim skinny jeans
Black knee high boots

HAT
Village Hat Shop
123 K Street
Sacramento, CA
(916) 444-7475
Hours: Mon to Thurs 10 a.m. – 8 p.m.; Fri to Sat 10 a.m. – 9 p.m.; Sun 11 a.m. – 7 p.m.
http://www.villagehatshop.com/sacramento.html

Hats can do more than just keep your head warm. They always add flair to your look. This warm and wooly cabbie, or newsboy cap looks fresh and femme on Victoria Beckham. I found a few alternatives to the newsboy that add even more flair with a side bow. One is available at the Village Hat Shop, under the name of a Baker Girl and can be ordered online as well for around $30 bucks. A similar version was found for under $5 at a local Salvation Army.

Sweater
French Cuff Consignment
2527 J Street
Sacramento, CA 95816
(916) 442-3724
Hours: Daily 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
http://www.frenchcuffbtq.com/

Winter time is officially here so you can pull out and start wearing your Fair Isle knit sweater. Once indigenous to the Fair Isle of Scotland, this multi-colored traditional knitting technique is now used, and worn all over the world. It is a charming classic and deserves a spot in your sweater drawer. Fair Isle sweaters have been around for ages so you are bound to find a goodly selection of them at your local thrift store or consignment shop. Fair specimens of this sweet knit were found all over Sacramento, my favorites were spotted at French Cuff Consignment, Crimson & Clover and Thrift Town. Prices range from $50 bucks if you’re lucky and $15-$5 bucks if you’re even luckier.

Pants
Cuffs Urban Apparel
2523 J Street
Sacramento, CA 95816
(916) 443-2881
Hours: Mon to Sat 11am-7pm, Sun 11am to 6pm
http://www.shopcuffs.com/

Waxed jeans seem to be the “it” jean treatment of the year. Well, good thing this shiny jeans actually protect you from the elements so I, uh, I mean YOU can rationalize wearing something so trendy. Waxed denim is water and wind resistant, great qualities of a pant come wintertime. I’m not one to wear $200 jeans so I’m not going to recommend you do either, although I promise not to judge you IF you do. I found a great waxed denim jean for sale at Cuffs Urban Apparel with a $48 dollar price point I could not only live with, but happily wear. Look for secondhand versions at Freestyle Clothing Exchange, where they buy and sell clothing and are stockpiled with the latest trends.

Boots

Ah, the boots! Winter exists so we can wear boots. For this look, black-as-coal-leather to the knee boots is what you’d look for to tuck those trendy, waxy, skinny jeans into. So choose wisely. These boots are a good investment, but buying new ones can easily set you back a few hundred dollars. Again, this is where the second hand shops come in handy. You can find a gorgeous pair, fully set for wintry celebrity strolls at your neighborhood consignment shop or thrift store. The boots shown on the model are also from Cuffs and were priced at a heart-warming $55 dollars.

Bella Q is a plus-forty fashion blogger from Sacramento, California. When she’s not thrift shopping or posting outfits as The Citizen Rosebud, she’s probably out people watching and snapping shots of some stylish denizen for Street Style SACRAMENTO.

If you’re anything like my husband, when it comes to finding elegant gifts for your Mom, aunt, grandma, niece or sister, chances are you’re stumped. Thanks to a few local gift stores, the next time you need the perfect graduation, birthday, holiday, special occasion (or just because) gift for the lady in your life, you can head to one of these spots and be confident you’ll find something elegant. Here are the best spots to buy elegant gifts in Sacramento.

Collected Works
4524 Freeport Blvd.
Sacramento, CA
(916) 737-8188
Hours: Mon – Fri 10 a.m. – 6 p.m., Sat 10 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., Sun 11 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
http://www.collectedworksgifts.com/

For the 10-plus years I’ve lived in the Land Park area, Collected Works has been my go-to gift store for all things related to my mother-in-law—birthdays, holidays, you name it. My husband and I have found all manner of lovely gifts for Mom at Collected Works, including charming collectibles, plush slippers, beautiful scarves, and more. From glass art to all kinds of jewelry in various styles, and from kitchen accessories perfect for the hostess in your life to gorgeous stationery, Collected Works will solve your elegant gift giving quandary (and make you one very popular gift giver!).

Insider tip: Take your elegant gift to the next level with Collected Works’ in-house gift wrapping services, which costs a bit but will ensure your gift is a lovely on the outside as it is on the inside.

Trezhers
3214 Riverside Blvd.
Sacramento, CA
(916) 538-6584
Hours: Tues – Fri 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., Sat 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. (closed Sunday)
https://www.facebook.com/Trezhers

When you’re in the market for pretty gifts crafted locally, look no further than Trezhers. Vintage magnets, bracelets, necklaces, knit scarves, silk robes, metal and glass art objects, and much more are all available in this gem of a store in Land Park. The people at Trezhers go out of their way to source local products that make for amazing and unique gifts, so chances are, you’ll be a one-of-a-kind gift giver, too.

Parkside Pharmacy
4404 Del Rio Road
Sacramento, CA
(916) 452-2200
http://www.myparksidepharmacy.com/

Don’t let the name of this place fool you-while Parkside Pharmacy is, of course, a pharmacy, it’s also home to an in-house spa and a charming gift boutique. In addition to holiday décor, tablewares, scarves, pillows, and beautiful collectibles, Parkside Pharmacy also sells gorgeous jewelry, handbags, and other elegant gifts for your lady. You may have a tough time deciding on just one elegant gift to purchase, which is far better than the I-don’t-know-what-to-get last minute scramble.

Artists’ Collaborative Gallery
129 K Street
Sacramento, CA
(916) 444-7125
Hours: Sun – Thur 11 a.m. – 6 p.m., Fri – Sat 11 a.m. – 8 p.m.
http://www.artcollab.com/

This artists’ cooperative in Old Sacramento is home to over 30 local artists who work in various mediums, including ceramics, glass, gourds, metal, photography, jewelry, textiles, wood, oil, acrylic, watercolors, and more. At Artists’ Collaborative Gallery, in-house artists are always on hand to answer your questions and help you choose the perfect elegant gift.

Insider tip: If you spend at least $5, you’ll get a $5 parking validation good at any of the City parking lots nearby.

Haus
5601 H Street
Sacramento, CA
(916) 448-4100
Hours: Mon – Sat 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. (closed Sunday)
http://www.hausbydr.com/

At Haus home décor and specialty gifts, you’ll find Voluspa candles, Global Views barware and stemware, Aidan Gray candlestick holders, Cyan Design whimsical accessories and outdoor décor, Two’s Company home décor, and much more.

Insider tip: On a budget? Ask the helpful folks at Haus about their under-$30 gift selection, and don’t pass up the free gift boxing with any purchase.

Juliet Farmer was born and raised in Sacramento, where she resides with her husband, two cats, and rescued greyhound. She is a freelance writer who regularly writes about food, pets, health and wellness, entertainment, and more.

When you want to spoil your loved one, where do you start? Maybe you lean toward the traditional route of flowers and chocolates, maybe you prefer relaxation and tranquility (think massage or facial), or maybe you prefer to shower your loved one with the flavorful seduction of wine. No matter what way you prefer to spoil your loved one, here’s a guide to get you started, and, since money doesn’t grown on trees, there are options to fit every budget.

Kobasic’s Candies
5324 Riverside Blvd.
Sacramento, CA 95822
(916) 448-3555
http://www.kobasicscandies.com/

Charles Schulz (the man who brought Charlie Brown to life) once said, “All you need is love. But a little chocolate now and then doesn’t hurt.” For those who agree (and really, who doesn’t?), head to Kobasic’s Candies in South Land Park. By the pound, half pound or piece, Kobasic’s chocolates are decadent treats sure to delight your honey. A 1-pound mix of kruffles (that’s truffles with a “k”), caramels and clusters (24 pieces, so your loved one can share with you) costs a mere $16 ($8.50 for a half-pound), and is filled with a variety of Kobasic’s best-selling specially blended chocolate Kruffles, creamy caramels, and fruit and nut clusters.

Individual Kruffles are available in amaretto, chocolate, Irish crème, rocky road, coconut, maple pecan, and more. Caramel flavors include almond, lemon, maple pecan, salted vanilla (my favorite), vanilla, and more. Clusters are available in coconut, peanut, raisin, almond, dried blueberries, cashew, dried cherries, dried cranberries, macadamia, pecan, pistachio, and walnut.

Insider tip: Kobasic’s also makes sugar-free chocolates for diabetics and those who count their calories.

Balshor Florist
2661 Riverside Blvd.
Sacramento, CA 95818
(916) 441-3023
Hours: Mon to Fri 8 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., Sat 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.

From the traditional dozen long-stemmed roses to unique creations of your (or an expert florist’s) making, Balshor Florist has everything you’re looking for when you want to spoil that special someone with flowers. Roses start at $6 a piece and $60 for a vase arrangement. If you want to go with the lovely lilies, an arrangement will set you back about $100. There’s a minimum $60 required for free delivery.

Insider tip: If you’re on a budget, just walk in and tell the florist your spending cap and they will work with you to create something perfect.

Revolution Wines
2831 S Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916) 444-7711
http://www.revolution-wines.com/

For the wine connoisseur in your life, Revolution Wines has some great options, including their Chardonnay ($18); Petite Syrah ($26); Vintage Port, of which the 2008 vintage won double gold at the state fair in 2010, ($30); and their Revolutionary Red, which is a blend of Syrah, Barbera and Grenache ($22). Buy three or more bottles at a time for better pricing.

Insider tip: Go one better and join the wine club, which is free, and get 20% savings on all wine, preferred access limited to edition wines, and preferred options to winemaker dinners. Sign up for the wine club in store.

Dandelion Spa
2416 18th Street Suite A1
Sacramento, CA 95818
(916) 451-5689
http://web.me.com/dandelionspa/Site/dandelion.html

A good facial can make you look and feel like a million bucks, and the best place to get one is Dandelion Spa, where they use fabulous Jan Marini Skin Care products (which I swear by) and provide customized facials suited to your needs and skin type (acne, aging, dry skin, etc.). Facials ($80) include cleansing, steam, exfoliation, extractions, mask, and a relaxing face, neck, shoulder, hand and arm massage. They also offer glycolic peels ($55 per session or $300 for six), and microdermabrasion ($70 per or $350 for six). You can add a foot and leg massage to your facial ($20) and enjoy hot towels wrapped around your feet, followed by exfoliation, a foot and leg massage, and hydrating paraffin. Dandelion also offers waxing ($17 brow, $25 brow/lip, $10 lip, $30 bikini, $40 and up back, etc.), and makeup lessons and applications ($60) with Jane Iredale makeup. Dandelion is appointment only, with esthetician-waxing-makeup artist owners Laurie and Sue taking prescheduled appointments Mondays and Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Fridays from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Inn & Spa at Parkside
2116 6th Street
Sacramento, CA 95818
(916) 658-1818
Hours: Daily 9 a.m. – 8 p.m.
http://www.innatparkside.com/

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When your loved one really needs to relax and unwind, send them over to The Inn & Spa at Parkside, where they offer an array of massages such as Swedish (60 minutes, $80, plus mid- week specials), deep tissue (60 minutes, $90, plus mid-week specials), hot stone (90 minutes, $130), table Thai (90 minutes, $130), and reflexology (60 minutes, $90). Add aromatherapy to any massage for $7, and enjoy the scent of calming and relaxing lavender, uplifting and joyful sweet orange, rejuvenating and stimulating lemongrass, energizing rosemary, or soothing and cleansing eucalyptus. Focused work for any trouble spot is $30 for an additional 15 minutes, or get a salt scrub for $35 or a private 30-minute Jacuzzi soak for $30.

Other treatments offered include a citrus body polish ($75) followed by a citrus scented, relaxing Jacuzzi soak; an algae body polish ($75) followed by an invigorating lavender and eucalyptus Jacuzzi soak; and a detoxifying body wrap ($85), complete with a focused foot and head massage.

Juliet Farmer was born and raised in Sacramento, where she resides with her husband, two cats, and rescued greyhound. She is a freelance writer who regularly writes about food, pets, health and wellness, entertainment, and more.

Releve’ Dance-Wear Co.
9630 Bruceville Road, Suite 104
Elk Grove, CA
(916) 686-6772
Hours: Monday – Friday 10 a.m.-7 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m. -5 p.m.; Sunday 1 p.m.-5 p.m.
http://www.relevedancewearco.com

Are you as graceful as Fred or Ginger on the dance floor or does the Chicken Dance’s flapping motions give you problems? Both twinkle toes and confirmed klutzes are welcome at Elk Grove’s Releve’ Dance- Wear Company where friendly and knowledgeable staff are ready to help.

When the shop opened in November 2008 the owners did a survey of their clients to decide what merchandise to stock. Ballet remains among the most popular of the dances. Releve’ offers a full range of attire for the beginning, corps de ballet and prima ballerina.

Wear Moi, the French dancewear company created and owned by two former dancers, can be found in many styles and sizes at Releve’. Leotards designs such as “Titiana”, “Calista” or “Flora” offer delicate looking yet durable canvases for the body to look beautiful as its wearer performs a Grand plié, Grand jeté or a Grand Pas. The elegant sweep of the Arabesque position is heightened by wearing a long and sheer ballet skirt.

Many flock to the store for the vast variety of Danskin tights, multi-colored tutus or the one of Leo’s Illusions the power mesh upper with a suede pad necessary for executing bare-footed dance steps. Ballet sweaters and leg warmers are also popular items for keeping muscles flexible.

Before the Releve’ staff will sell a dancer pointe shoes, they will determine from a dancer’s experience what type of shoes will work best. They sell high-end shoes from manufacturers such as Gaynor-Minton and Russian Pointe.

For jazz dancers, there are several designs available like Oxford lace-ups and slip-ons. And of course thanks to the renewed global interest in the art/sport of ballroom dancing many now want to glide effortlessly to a syncopated rhythm. Keeping in mind the best shoe to appear fluid has a suede bottom.

Beside dance attire the shop also stocks attire for gymnastics and cheerleading. Popular for both sports are the boy cut shorts called “spankies”, many designs include those with sparkles!

POWERBows are another necessary equipment on any cheer squad. Not only do they keep hair neat, but also offer a uniform look to everyone. Designs range from a patriotic red, white and blue with rhinestone stars to a basic mega bow in many colors or a specially ordered bow with the name of each team member embroidered on it.

Revele’s attire will never fail to impress – even if your fancy footwork still needs help.

Linda J. Bottjer is a full-time writer who is prima ballerina at the klutz ballet. Follow her at
www.words4sail.com.

Many shoppers look to celebrities for some wardrobe inspiration, but they don’t need superstar pocketbooks to capture their stellar style. Here’s a basic look as worn by A-lister actress Keira Knightly, that can easily recreated by shopping locally around Sacramento. Keira was caught on camera at the Glastonbury Music festival incognito, but still looking comfy and chic. Yours truly gamely roamed the neighborhood of Midtown searching shops to recreate this look.

Here are the key pieces to Keira Knightly’s day look:

Black Knit Cap
Oversized Sunglasses
Layered necklaces
Over-sized worn Army Jacket
Black T-shirt or Tank top
Black Jeggings
*optional: Oversized Take-out Coffee cup

The best thing about Keira’s outfit is that it includes garments and accessories that might already reside your closet. If you don’t already own these basics, try finding them at a local shop. What wardrobe is complete without a basic black T-shirt or a simple black tank? Not yours. And black jeggings, aka jean/leggings (or skinny stretch jeans) are de rigueur wearing under oversized sweaters and blazers. If you don’t have a standard pair of jeggings or basic black T-shirt, you need to pick these up stat!

While not everybody loves a beanie, I personally find a black knit beanie an essential for keeping the head warm as well as adding a bit of grunge-y goodness to casual winter outfits. This super soft knitted topper was picked up for under $20 bucks at Cuffs Urban Apparel. Cuffs, also carries a terrific selection of affordable yet fashion forward sunglasses, too. You can grab yourself a pair of trendy shades that start at $15.

What upgrades this possibly androgynous look to chic is the jewelry: strands of layered necklaces that alternate between gold chain links and beads. Legacy in Midtown carries an affordable option. We layered 3 of them to re-create this look. At around $30 bucks a piece, these necklaces were a conversation starter. Within 10 minutes of wearing them, the model was approached by 2 women and asked where she got them! Another great source for versatile jewelry are thrift stores. This N That Thrift & Gift is a charity-based thrift store that offers a wide selection of new + secondhand jewelry. You can score a handful, suitable for layering, for under five dollars each.

The pivotal piece to this Kiera Knightly day look is the well-worn Army jacket. A military- style jacket is a unisex + utilitarian garment that never goes out of style, and carries with it a surprising amount of versatility. There are a variety of design variations about, ranging in price from $10 -$150 dollars, depending on where you look. I highly recommend hitting the consignment and thrift stores first, since the coat looks great already broken in, there is no need to buy one brand new. Some great Army Jacket options were found at French Cuff Consignment, Thrift Town and This N That Thrift & Gift, all for well under $40 bucks.
Shopping Local: MIDTOWN

Cuffs Urban Apparel
2523 J Street
Sacramento, Ca 95816
(916) 443-2881
Hours: Mon to Sat 11am-7pm, Sun 11am to 6pm
http://www.shopcuffs.com/

French Cuff Consignment
2527 J Street
Sacramento, CA 95816
(916) 442-3724
Hours: Daily 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
http://www.frenchcuffbtq.com/

Legacy Boutique
2418 K Street
Sacramento, CA 95818
(916) 706-0481
Hours: Mon to Thurs 11 a.m. – 7 p.m.; Fri to Sun 11 a.m. – 8 p.m.

This N That Thrift & Gift
2590 21st Street
Sacramento, Ca 95818
(916) 457-1877
Hours: Tues to Sat 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.; Sun 12 p.m. – 4 p.m.
www.wix.com/tntthrift/tntwebpage

Bella Q is a plus-forty fashion blogger from Sacramento, California. When she’s not thrift shopping or posting outfits as The Citizen Rosebud , she’s probably out people watching and snapping shots of some stylish denizen for Street Style SACRAMENTO.