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As you walk down Fifth Avenue in Manhattan’s Flatiron District on a Tuesday or Thursday, you may notice a stream of people climbing into the back of a giant tan delivery truck. On closer look, you’ll see that the truck, with “Nomad” painted on its sides, is a full-blown boutique fashion shop, complete with a dressing room.Nomad is just one of what the American Mobile Retail Association (AMRA) tells us is approximately 500 fashion trucks spread across all 50 states. Read the full article here.  

Since 2013, Jessie Goldenberg has been cruising her 120-square-foot, gypsy-meets–rock & roll truck through the city. You’ll find a selection of ladies’ boho fashions, and the shop also offers private-party services. Read the full article here.

Fashion trucks hit the streets in style. Clothing boutiques on wheels are the latest shopping trend. Watch the full video clip here.

The Nomad Truck is decorated like a full blown boutique. When you’re inside you forget you’re in a mobile shop. Every single detail is so thoughtful – the mirrors, the hat racks, the jewelry displays and my favorite, the antlers! As soon as we stepped into the truck I zeroed in on a black and silver sweater.  Of course I loved it and rationalized that I’d wear it as party of my holiday party circuit. It’s gorgeous and I love the flecks of silver glitter in the yarn. Read the full post here.

Last week I had the pleasure to attend the prettiest little pop up boutique which happened to be in a truck! The Nomad Truck is an absolutely amazing curated collection of funky boho fashion. They have a range of clothing, jewelry, accessories and even gifts! Along their road-trip from NYC to Florida the truck just happened to stop in Savannah in front of Mamie Ruth on Taylor St. Read the full post here.