Must-Haves for Spring

Unique gift items and beautiful spring clothing are arriving almost daily at Twisted Soul Sisters.

Head-turning spring clothes, jewelry, boots and gifts await trendy shoppers at Twisted Soul Sisters. Pictured: Co-owner Kelly Corey.

Stores are offering plenty of fresh, new looks for spring. And then there is the “Wow!” look that has heads turning and everyone asking, “Where did you get that outfit?” The answer is, “Twisted Soul Sisters.”

A distinct mix of new and vintage items awaits shoppers at 13160 S. Memorial in Bixby. First-time shoppers are sure to delight in the clothing, jewelry, boots and gifts that you won’t   find in a mall and may not be anywhere else in the area.

“That’s the beauty of our boutique,” says co-owner Kelly Corey, who along with her best friend, Marti Coleman, created a relaxed and fun atmosphere where shopping is really special and really different. Even regular customers enjoy new adventures as they delight in the new spring merchandise that is arriving almost daily.

Over 40 clothing lines are featured in sizes 0 to 22. A great selection of cropped pants, shorts, tanks and cover-ups are on hand in florals, pastels and bright colors, just in time for spring break getaways and cruises.  

For the “perfect” pair of jeans, Twisted Soul Sisters carries the Dear John line. Seven styles make these soft, comfortable and great looking jeans just right for even the lady who says she has never found a pair of jeans that fit.

Spring and summer boots from Old Gringo, Corral and Liberty Black are arriving in styles and colors that everyone is talking about. See them and try them on for yourself.
New lines for the home and gifts feature serving dishes, lake house accessories, wine glasses and flasks. There is even a new gourmet food line with chilled and warm dips, toppings and sauces that go hand-in-hand with the new serving dishes for casual entertaining.

For treating yourself or someone else, a new bath line of bubble bath, cream perfume, hand lotion, soap and spray perfume will tempt the senses, as will Park Hill and Archipelago candles.
And of course there is custom jewelry that has made Twisted Soul Sisters the go-to place within a six-state area. Holding true to their philosophy of making old things new again, customers bring in old earrings, brooches and beads to have redesigned and given new life. Many customers have told Kelly how much they appreciate the special thought that went into their redesigned custom jewelry, and now they want to have a piece made for someone else.

“It is not too early to think about doing something really unique and special for Mother’s Day,” says Kelly. This could be a piece of jewelry that represents each of her daughters or something that belonged to her departed mother or grandmother. The possibilities are endless.

“We have summer brides-to-be bringing in sentimental pieces to be worn in their weddings,” says Kelly. “Some are having pieces remade for bridesmaid gifts.” For those who want ideas, Twisted Soul Sisters offers thousands of buttons, charms, beads, pins, earrings, necklace and bracelet segments to choose from. Other brides who want a touch of elegance are ordering from the new Sorrelli crystal line from Italy, featuring necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings.
Gift wrapping is always free with any purchase. Pick up a unique gift, select a fun card to go with it, and make someone very happy!

Every Thursday from 5 to 8 p.m. ladies can look around, relax and enjoy wine and finger foods, with Ladies Night specials and giveaways. Each week’s theme is posted on Facebook.

For more information, contact

Twisted Soul Sisters

www.twistedsoulsisters.com

About Author Deanna Rebro

Deanna Rebro has worked in the publishing industry 30+ years, including eight years writing for Value News. She has also worked in real estate for the past six years. Deanna graduated from Kent State University in Kent, Ohio with a B.A. in Journalism. Outside of work, she serves as Vice President on the Board of Directors for Pet Adoption League. “Every story I write is a learning experience,” she said.