I don’t remember exactly how Sana and I crossed paths in blog world, but I’m so happy we did. Her posts are always a delight to read and her shop “Pip & Estella” - a treasure trove for vintage lovers! I’ve always been a fan of her design finds, travel stories and beautiful photography. So imagine my excitement when Sana approached me to photograph the launch party for the Pip & Estella “Pop-Up” Shop…yes please! Located in Dekalb Market (a community of Brooklyn artist, farmers and chefs residing in salvaged shipping containers), the same collaborative spirit was present during the night’s festivities where attendees celebrated the grand opening of the store with music, cupcakes and champagne. Even though the “Pop-Up” Shop closed its doors on December 31st, you can still find many of the same vintage goodies at www.pipandestella.com.
*To see more pictures of the night’s festivities, click here .
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It looks like a very unique store indeed Maddy! I love it. I am glad you could shoot an event such as this one!
Glad to see your back!! blogging ~ pop up store’s are enchanting, more so with items that Pip and Estella have, and your photo’s definitely do it justice!
What an incredible event! You captured the festivities so eloquently, Maddy. Love! :)
Great shots Maddie! U continue to amaze me with your talent! Must of been an exciting event to attend! XOXO
Love the place! I could have spent some money in there :)
Great job on the images!
Pop up stores can be so magical! And I love the photos you captured!
What amazing items & photography! I will definitely have to go check out her blog. Thank you for sharing!
you are always so amazing with your photos. in my wishlist, you’d be my wedding photog! you know, when i’m a billionaire, haha
Lol!! Me ? A photographer for a billionaire?! I like the sound of that ;o)
So fun and I really wanted to go to this. Only in NJ but I Brooklyn is sort of a hike for me. I met her while at Alt and I’m so happy to see that things are really going well! xo Glad to see you too (I’ve been so bad with commenting lately)!
Sooooo dang cool—and that Maddie is “MAD” talented!
Uh, I love vintage stores! Sana’s shop is adorable and you’ve captured beautifully it’s vintage feel.
First, your pics are amazing, as always. Second, this Dekalb Market looks amazing! I went to their website and looked around and pinned it on my “Things to do in NYC” board. LOVE IT!
It’s cool how they reused those shipping containers to make tons of cute little shops from small business owners. The entire atmosphere is great! I would love to revisit in the summer.
I adore Sana, too! She is so talented!! And so are you!! Gorgeous photos!!
xox
Oh my gosh! These are amazing. I LOVE LOVE LOVE them! Beautiful photos!!
oh my heavens! I would love to stroll around in there! !!!
She couldn’t have picked a better photographer. You show the beauty of the shop wonderfully, Maddy.
maddy!!! you’re finally back!! i sure missed you, girl! what happened??? hope you have a lovely 2012!
i love vintage objects as well!
What a wonderful event — loving the look of some of these items; they look like great one-of-a-kind treasures!
Awesome event, and beautiful photos! The vintage wares look quite lovely :) Can you come to HI and teach my your amazing photography skills? Please?!
Maddy!!!! I’ve been a big fan of both of you for quite some time and I can totally see your friendship being a beautiful one (a photographer and vintage seller? So jealous). Love the photos you’ve showcased here. I can’t imagine how old that letter is below the lighters! Love!
I was so excited to hear you were doing the photography for Sana! I just wish I could have gone to launch party or really anytime during the pop up shop! She has such an awesome eye for vintage finds & styling – just adore her. Your photos make me feel like I got to be there a little bit :)
what a beautiful shop… i love your images… always!!! have a nice week!
Gosh, wish I had known about the pop up shop–I’m from NJ. But I will check out the online store now!!
Man, stuff like this makes me realize I live in the wrong part of the midatlantic! This looks like an awesome time, and what amazing opportunity for you! The photos look great, as usual!