Narcissist Design Co Incoporated
102-1548 Johnston Road, White Rock, BC, V4B 3Z8
604-542-7122
Style-savvy ladies love Narcissist – the boutique that houses this independent dress label’s fabulous and functional fashions.
Category:
Shopping & Services
What:
| Store Type | | Accessories, Women's Clothing |
Where:
| Neighbourhood | | White Rock |
When:
| Tuesday to Saturday 10AM to 6PM |
Profile Last Updated: December 11, 2008
Every Body Loves Narcissist
Narcissist’s clothes are made for women who are looking for chic comfort. It’s all about the woven jersey dresses, but there’s also a beautiful collection of modern separates, including coats and trousers. One of Narcissist’s signature dresses, “Pamela,” can be worn eight different ways (and there’s even a video to show you how it’s done). In 2006, Narcissist launched a line of ethereal, eco-friendly, soy-cotton-spandex dresses. The boutique also sells accessories by other independent Canadian designers, so you can put the finishing touches on a fabulous new outfit.
If the Shirt Doesn’t Fit
Narcissist is the brainchild of Vancouver designer Sara Robson Francoeur. In 1996, after learning that her favourite t-shirt had been discontinued, Francoeur started making her own and selling them. Soon after, the shirts were on the shelves among other indie Vancouver designers . . . and Narcissist grew from there.
Bridal Shopping Party
In 2005, Narcissist launched a collection of modern bridesmaid dresses. Perfect for women who prefer function to frills, the dresses ensure that you feel great and look even better. Knee-length cotton bridesmaid dresses are made-to-order and come in about a dozen different colours. Make dress shopping an event, by booking an after-hours shopping party. If you have seven or more guests, Narcissist will not only spring for the cocktails and appetizers, they will donate $100 to the Beauty Night Society on your behalf. One-on-one wardrobe consultations with a stylist are also available.
A Fitting Name
“Jennifer J.” is beautiful and so is the dress that borrows her name. Jennifer is a real-life Vancouver success story. She overcame a history of violence, abuse and addiction with the help of non-profit programs. She has inspired many, including Francoeur. In addition to naming a dress after Jennifer, the designer donates 20 percent of sales from this item to Beauty Night Society – a volunteer program that provides makeovers, wellness and nutritional programs for marginalized women and youths.
Narcissist’s clothes are made for women who are looking for chic comfort. It’s all about the woven jersey dresses, but there’s also a beautiful collection of modern separates, including coats and trousers. One of Narcissist’s signature dresses, “Pamela,” can be worn eight different ways (and there’s even a video to show you how it’s done). In 2006, Narcissist launched a line of ethereal, eco-friendly, soy-cotton-spandex dresses. The boutique also sells accessories by other independent Canadian designers, so you can put the finishing touches on a fabulous new outfit.
If the Shirt Doesn’t Fit
Narcissist is the brainchild of Vancouver designer Sara Robson Francoeur. In 1996, after learning that her favourite t-shirt had been discontinued, Francoeur started making her own and selling them. Soon after, the shirts were on the shelves among other indie Vancouver designers . . . and Narcissist grew from there.
Bridal Shopping Party
In 2005, Narcissist launched a collection of modern bridesmaid dresses. Perfect for women who prefer function to frills, the dresses ensure that you feel great and look even better. Knee-length cotton bridesmaid dresses are made-to-order and come in about a dozen different colours. Make dress shopping an event, by booking an after-hours shopping party. If you have seven or more guests, Narcissist will not only spring for the cocktails and appetizers, they will donate $100 to the Beauty Night Society on your behalf. One-on-one wardrobe consultations with a stylist are also available.
A Fitting Name
“Jennifer J.” is beautiful and so is the dress that borrows her name. Jennifer is a real-life Vancouver success story. She overcame a history of violence, abuse and addiction with the help of non-profit programs. She has inspired many, including Francoeur. In addition to naming a dress after Jennifer, the designer donates 20 percent of sales from this item to Beauty Night Society – a volunteer program that provides makeovers, wellness and nutritional programs for marginalized women and youths.
