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By Racked Staff
  • Clockwise from top left: @1956blooms, @covetandlou, @emilyshell,
  • @1956blooms: For all things aesthetically perfect and floral, look no further then Kaylyn of 1956 blooms. Floral designer and stylist, this Instagram will have you rushing to the Boston Flower Exchange.
  • @blackinkboston: A stationery staple since 1994, their Beacon Hill and Cambridge locations offer unique gifts and goods. The boutiques’ Instagram highlights the newest and best at both stores and a
  • @ceremony_boston: The self-proclaimed vanguard of indie bridal in Boston, Ceremony is absolutely unique. The shop’s Instagram offers first looks into new arrivals, stunning gowns, and all things we
  • @covetandlou: The latest project from Tina Burgos, the same fabulous woman who brought Boston Stel's, is already a hit. The online shop’s Instagram offers a taste of all things Covet + Lou and the occa
  • @emilyshell: Emily Geaman, blogger behind shell chic'd, offers a peek into her world and her classic Boston style. [Imag
  • @flock_boston: A mother-daughter duo bring boho to the Bean with their store Flock and its Instagram. Highlighting brands like Wildfox and Dolce Vita, you can also spot the Flock team’s pups. [
  • @hoggerandco: Local photographer Smita Jacob always manages to snap at the perfect moment, with a feed featuring examples of her client work, weekend antics, and plenty of flowers. [
  • @olivesandgrace: This artisan store in the South End offers a peek into owner Sofi Madison’s favorite things and shows off her customers and their picks. Donuts abound. [
  • @the_newenglander: Find the beauty of New England even through winter with gorgeous images from Rhode Island to downtown. [Image]
  • @violalovely: Lisa Cancelli’s celebrated boutiques from Boston to Concord show off their newest stock and give viewers a little taste of her perfectly curated style. [

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