Love Culture joins WS Development's Legacy Place in Dedham

A new source for the latest stypes and hottest fashions is coming to Legacy Place. Founded in the Los Angeles area in 2007, Love Culture has quickly captured an enthusiastic following in becoming one of the fastest growing specialty retailers in the country. "Love Culture is dynamic, hip, stylish, and always on the cutting edge," said Mark Roberts, WS Development. "We're excited that Love Culture chose Legacy Place for its first New England store, and that WS Development was able to bring this red hot retail concept to the trade area." With translucent glass store fronts and modern wall-to-ceiling glass walls, Love Culture expresses its brand from the moment you walk in. Love Culture offers among the most fashionable apparel in the industry supporting its belief that each customer who shops there should walk out a trend setter.

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