In addition to pop-up locations, Goop has permanent stores in New York, London and Los Angeles, according to the company’s website. 615-499-4741. www.goop.com
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Goop, a lifestyle brand founded by Gwyneth Paltrow, opened a pop-up location Sept. 12 at 2707 12th Ave. S., Nashville, according to the company. The shop, which is open in 12 South until Dec. 1, sells beauty, fashion and kitchen products.
In addition to pop-up locations, Goop has permanent stores in New York, London and Los Angeles, according to the company’s website. 615-499-4741. www.goop.com
In addition to pop-up locations, Goop has permanent stores in New York, London and Los Angeles, according to the company’s website. 615-499-4741. www.goop.com
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