Free People opens Friday in International Plaza
Fringe, denim and mesh-loving chicks rejoice! Free People opens Friday in International Plaza in Tampa. It's the first store for the Urban Outfitters-owned chain to open in Florida.
The opening will include live music, raffles and giveaways, plus snacks and drinks from local restaurants. The Rose and Zeb Duo will do a live acousinc set from 3 to 6 p.m. And if you spend more than $250 at the grand opening (then you probably don't read Deal Divas, but) you'll be entered to win a gift basket from Lush, Origins or Sweet Harvest Farms. If you do that thoroughly modern thing and check into the store or like it on Facebook, you'll get a free tie-dye shopping bag.
Happy harem pants shopping!
Deal Diva Stephanie
Photo: Free People cap sleeve gypsy lace dress, $128. YIKES. Maybe it'll be quicker to get to that $250 mark than we thought.
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