The Clothes Gallery is located in the historic district of downtown Crystal Lake, Illinois. We are proud to be the neighborhood destination for the latest in women’s fashion and accessories. Our motto is “Always Classy, and A Bit Sassy”. The Clothes Gallery is dedicated to a celebration of all things beautiful and fem.
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I start each day with careful consideration of my appearance, and at least a thousand times, I've decided on this exact outfit. "The clothes make the man."
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“Moths and Butterflies” by Lina M. Johns and May Averill. Illustrated by Mabel Betsy Hill. Copyrighted 1930 by F.A. Owen Publishing Co.
