By A Mystery Man Writer
We fit right in w/ Sherry Ludwig, the owner of Bisou Lingerie as we sit down and discuss her 13 years of being a downtown Kenosha business owner and the success of Bisou in this exclusive Q&A. Q. You’ve been a business owner downtown since 2009, when you opened up Coco’s Attic, tell us how that evolved in to where you are at today with Bisou Lingerie? Sherry: We opened Coco’s Attic during the economic downturn because resale/consignment shopping was optimal (and fun) for those looking to keep their clothes budget under control, while still enjoying the thrill of the hunt. We were known for designer consignment – only quality brands were accepted. Our customers would come in and try on clothing, stating they would buy this dress “when I lose ten pounds”. I realized that the only thing they needed was to wear a decent foundation! That was my lightbulb moment
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