Fashion + philanthropy at Remixx

Remixx owner Candis Rosier checks a clothing display in Remixx, her Roswell boutique. She gives a percentage of all proceeds to charities that support young girls and stocks products from philanthropic companies. She also maintains a Remixx Closet at Jessie's House, a local emergency shelter for adolescent women, filling it with merchandise from her store and others.

"We need to be more aware of social issues. I thought, how could I contribute in a not-so-in-your-face way that still impacts girls?" Rosier said. The answer is a lifestyle boutique that stocks everything from $14 home decor items to diamond jewelry priced in the thousands of dollars.

While Rosier stocks a range of new handbags including the leather and exotic skin creations from Parker Ochs, she also gives pre-loved bags new life. Balenciaga, Chanel, Chloe, and Mulberry are some of the brands on display.

In a story that is now well-known among the fashion crowd, the founders of A Peace Treaty, one of the jewelry lines at Remixx, are a Pakistani Muslim and a Libyan Jew who donate proceeds to various charities in addition to working with village artisans.

Rosier, the mother of a teenage daughter, works as a lifestyle manager for wealthy clientele who encouraged her to open the store as an outlet to give back.

Remixx also sells home decor items such as candles by Volupsa and Antica Farmacista, as well as Sniff Pet Candles, a company that contributes a portion of profits to a coalition of animal rescue groups.

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Remixx owner Candis Rosier checks a clothing display in Remixx, her Roswell boutique. She gives a percentage of all proceeds to charities that support young girls and stocks products from philanthropic companies. She also maintains a Remixx Closet at Jessie's House, a local emergency shelter for adolescent women, filling it with merchandise from her store and others.

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