Thursday, February 24, 2011
We're moving!
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Flowers, Ruffles and Dresses OH MY!
Thursday, April 22, 2010
One Dress EIGHT WAYS!
Earthday Giveaway Winner!
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
TERRA STYLES FOR JUPE
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Earthday Giveaway!
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
A Woman's Best Friend!
Pop in and don't live without her any longer ;)
Friday, November 13, 2009
***Take A Trip Back in Time***
Blouse: Theme $52, Skirt: BBDakota $62
Coat: Tulle $102, Skirt: Parameter $108
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Jupe+Riley Pete Trunk Show
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Your Wardrobe MUST HAVE!
The Cropped Leather Jacket is a great piece item to update your wardrobe. Leather is a top trend for Fall/Winter 2009. Although fashion forward, this can remain a classic piece in your closet. Balance and style are key elements, from the length of what is worn underneath to the overall look. Pair it with a white tee and black leggings for class, or over a classic sweater dress and flats to work; you can even wear skinny jeans or a cocktail dress for a night out. It can work with almost anything! At Jupe Boutique we just received two styles of leather jackets from BB Dakota ($210-280).
Mention this blog and receive 15% off a jacket.
Saturday, October 24, 2009
**Fall/Winter COATS Galore**
Fall Must-Have
Pair a metallic mini with your favorite patterned tights, booties, a tee, and the perfect boyfriend blazer; this creates a day-to-night look. You could also wear a sequined version with a crisp white button down for daytime and a fringe tank for night.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
**WRAPPED UP TIGHT W/ STYLE**


Friday, September 25, 2009
Local Motion Fashion Show
Come one, come all to Pittsburgh City Paper's annual Local Motion fashion show. Come see Jupe fashions walk the runway on October 22, 2009 at the Kelly' Strayhorn Theater.Thursday, July 9, 2009
One-of-a-kind Jewelry at JUPE!
JUPE Boutique is proud to carry jewelry from local and independent designers. One of our favorites, Peasant Jewelry, is created by Pittsburgh native Mike Hickey. These one-of-a-kind original pieces are constructed from vintage chains, antique keys and objects, animal bones, rosaries, deer antlers and the list goes on.Mike scours antique shops and flea markets for the components that comprise his pieces. Today, he sells in boutiques all over the country including New York, Austin, Cleveland, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. I had the opportunity to ask Mike a few questions about his craft.
Where did you get the idea to make jewelry?
I feel like I was searching for jewelry that suited me for years. I'm certainly not the jewelry store or mall kind of person. I really considered making my own jewelry when I became fed up with what I was finding. Even on trips to NYC I couldn't find anything that really went well with my attire. I'm a bit of a fashion snob now, but even back then when I wore mostly thrift gear, I came up empty handed. The actual idea of using antiques and found objects really became concrete when I was train hopping. I strung things I found on twine and wore them. Most notably a dog tooth, which I still wear today.
Flash-less. I love rust and dirt. I utilize filthy things that I discover in old boxes lost in attics. Forgotten things that have been twisted and decayed over time. Far more beautiful than a new, shiny medallion. My favorite pieces are the utmost evil looking ones. Those that seem haunted. These rarely end up in a boutique like Jupe. You girls get the cute pieces.
I'm planning on taking a metal casting class very soon. I want to work with molten metals and make pieces that I conceive from beginning to end. I've got some creepy ideas and I'd love to see what I can do. I'd also really like to expand the amount I'm selling, but right now I can't keep up with the demand. It's difficult to hunt for pieces week after week, and then construct every piece by hand. I'd love to make it more available because I'm certain there are people who, like me, can't find the right jewelry. But I still want to make every piece it's own, and each one-of-a-kind.
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Picking Patterns for Spring

Whether it’s floral, polka dots, or geometric shapes, bold prints are on everything from accessories to clothing for spring 2009 collections. Don’t be afraid to make a loud statement this season with a patterned ensemble.
Join the trend by introducing a patterned dress into your wardrobe. Invest in a staple piece that can be worn to several occasions throughout the spring and summer. From weddings to picnics in the park, a patterned dress can be transformed to suit several occasions.
Try choosing neutral accessories to either dress up or dress down your outfit. Add gold bangles, a neutral colored clutch and pair of heels for an evening out. For a more relaxed look, try wood bangles, a vintage purse and sandals.
Pictured are JUPE favorites, the maxi dress by Haven on the left and the drop waist peasant dress by Hazel on the right. Both are available at JUPE Boutique.















