Get up to 75% OFF on all Summer Shoes & Sandals (excludes TOMS).

Sale is now on and ends Sunday, September 5 @ 5pm.

Here’s a sprinkling of what’s on sale & any of these are a perfect match to beat the heat!

French Bensimon low or hi-tops tennis shoes for a laid-back look.

Nicole low or hi wedge black gladiator sandals.

Kelsi Dagger white with bronze studs.

Chunky sandals in taupe and grey mesh wedge by ALL BLACK.

NEW JUST IN - Black oxford flats by NICOLE for a menswear-inspired look. They are comfy, simple, classic, and of-the-moment, and go with everything from shorts, skirts, dresses to skinny jeans. OTBT organic cotton with recycled tire sole ankle boot in a new colour - Tundra and the menswear -inspired Havana leather ankle boot! Blue patent mary jane from ALL BLACK, purple suede pumps from PERLINA, and a selection of ankle boots from ANTELOPE.

HAPPY HAUTE END OF SUMMER!

Happy Labor Day - BUS STOP will be closed on Monday September 6th!

Oulan-Bator’s Blues (one of the series of Common Grounds) will be on exhibit at BUS STOP.

Opening reception Friday, August 27 5:30pm to 8:30pm.

JeanJacquesBernard is a photographer chronicler of the ordinary city. With one click, he stops time, silences the hubbub of the street and gives us to see what we cannot see. He was nominated for the 2010 Zooms next Salon de la Photo in Paris. www.jeanjacquesbernard.com

Come and meet JeanJacquesBernard, sip on St. Germain cocktails and see his marvelous photos!

The trunk show will take place on Thursday, July 29th at BUS STOP…Johnson’s elegant flowery collection is for sale exclusively at BUS STOP for one night only.

Johnson is a self-taught artisan currently working in Philadelphia. She began creating truly unique pieces 4 years ago. She has always been fascinated by human adornment and is interested in expanding the boundaries of conventional jewelry. She is constantly exploring new materials and works with a variety of found and recycled objects. “I am very interested in the ways people choose to adorn themselves,” says Johnson.

Read full article, click here http://www.examiner.com/x-17469-Philadelphia-Accessories-Examiner~y2010m7d28-Garden-of-Earthly-Delights-Jewelry-by-IJ-Designs-Thursday-July-29-at-Bus-Stop?cid=email-this-article

Indulge in life’s earthly temptations with the intoxicating jewelry designs of Ingrid Johnson!

Enter the Garden of Earthly Delights in quirky flora-inspired jewelry & meet Ingrid of IJ Designs, sip on a cool refreshing Sangria Flora & save 30% OFF any pair of colourful BUS STOP Summer sandals!

Ingrid is a self-taught artist currently working in Philadelphia. She has always been fascinated by human adornment and is interested in expanding the boundaries of conventional jewelry. She is constantly exploring new materials and works with a variety of found and recycled objects.

She grew up sewing, though it wasn’t until recently that she began to incorporate fabric into jewelry. She was inspired by a Fendi dress covered in fabric flowers. She immediately started thinking about how these flowers would work as a necklace, using her collection of fabric scraps by cutting and tearing them into strips and sewing them into flowers. She also has a huge collection of vintage ric-rac, so the strap for the necklace came naturally.

Come by, smell the flowers and give yourself over to the temptation, Ingrid’s flowery collection is for sale exclusively at BUS STOP for one night only!

For more information - www.ijdesignsjewelry.com

Just click link below, it’s as easy as that. Cheers for your support!

http://phillyhotlist.cityvoter.com/bus-stop-boutique/biz/46781?ref=short

…How did you come up with the name BUS STOP Boutique?

The name is very sentimental for me  and brings back lots of memories from my early twenties in London! I had two favourite places to shop and both were on Kensington High Street in South West London. I would take the tube into the city and spend the whole day at the art deco BIBA shop, owned by Barbara Hulanicki and next door was Bus Stop owned by Lee Bender. She chose the name because it was so identifiably British, and red because it was the colour of telephone kiosks, mail boxes and London buses. I liked the make-up at BIBA and it felt more like a night club than a shop, but I LOVED Bus Stop more. I would immerse for hours inside Bus Stop and would love to shop for clothing, especially dresses. I loved everything about it - the smell, the ambience, the fashion, so much so that I always told myself that if I opened a shop one day, I would call it BUS STOP! So, it was very easy to come up with the name for my boutique and I hope I can evoke and stir some of the same emotions for my customers, as Lee Bender did for me!

Read full article www.manchesterpublicrelations.com/blog/one-on-one-interview-with-elena-brennan/

Photo by Chris Sembrot

Or, if you just want a bag, you can simply buy one for $8.

This way, BUS STOP does its bit to save trees and at the same time, we are giving back to our customers.

BUS STOP goes green with The Recycling Progamme - let’s recycle together!!

NOTE: We will be closed on Sunday July 4th.

Our Monday July 5th Hours - 12pm-5pm.

HAPPY JULY 4TH WEEKEND!

TOMS for Girls!

Shop, dine & explore during Wawa Welcome America week - June 25 to July 5 with your Patriot Pass.

BUS STOP is offering 15% OFF when you present the Patriot Pass, the discount card is valid from Friday, June 25 to Monday, July 5.

Visit website to download your free pass and to review the activities planned for this week long celebration  www.welcomeamerica.com/

HAPPY JULY 4TH!

Note: BUS STOP will be closed on Sunday, July 4th.

Posted by Lauren McCutcheon on 6/23 - THE GOODS (Philly Mag’s daily scoop on shopping, beauty , travel & home.

When it comes to in-store  parties, BUS STOP Boutique owner Elena Brennan is the tops. Her little Fabric Row shop, always crammed to the gills with wedges and oxfords and platforms and flats and bags that people are still complimenting you on, like, four years after you buy them, is the perfect little funky salon for having one too many cocktails and purchasing never-enough pairs of sandals. (After all…)

Read full article blogs.phillymag.com/the_goods/2010/06/23/aint-no-party-like-a-bus-stop-party/