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our businesses once a stone's throw away
from one another now share the same, new
digs—the Neighbors & Smith building on
Market Street.
"I'm thrilled to be a part of this project, said Kim
Over, owner of Underneath it All, a 35-year Camp
Hill business. "I wouldn't want to be anywhere else."
With the buzz of a circular saw announcing new
construction through the walls, Over said that her
shop solves "brablems," by supplying and custom
fitting bras, swimwear and lingerie for women of all
shapes and sizes—literally. ey can help women
from size AAA to P.
"is business is so few and far between," she said.
"We have women that drive three hours to come here."
After finding that perfect fit, women can head up
to Little Black Dress.
In its urban industrial setting, customers can try
on what Lisa Bedway DeCalvalcante described as,
"casual, every day, affordable women's clothing."
She said that, when opening LBD she, "tried to fill
a niche in the market."
"Unique items you don't find at the local mall,
but not so high-priced that they were out of most
people's reach," she said.
e new space has more floor space to display brands
like Prana, Vineyard Vines and Lysee leggings, to
name a few. In addition, Bedway DeCalvalcante
plans to open a new store, LBD Kids, in March.
What about the new building's effect on Camp Hill?
"It's extremely positive," she said. "It's a well-
executed, forward-thinking concept."
Be my neighBoR
Four popular Camp Hill businesses now share a roof
at the new Neighbors & Smith development. | bY susAn rYder
Little Black Dress
One Good Woman
