There is less than a week until Enchantment and we hope you all are ready to be surrounded by sensational talent and good spirits! We are excited to announce that ZMZ Henna will be joining us this Sunday. ZMZ Henna is operated by a 17-year-old-girl, who is exceptionally talented. We love seeing young, fresh talent because they are striving for their dreams at such a young age with no fear.
ZMZ Henna is a niche business 
which captures the ancient art of Henna and brings it into modern society. Henna is brought alive through the beautiful products and traditional designs that ZMZ Henna offers. This South Asian body art has made it across the sea and available for everyone to get a taste of it.
ZMZ Henna is a small home operated business located in Aurora, Colorado. ZMZ Henna started in 2010, and has given over hundreds of henna tattoos at weddings, cultural events, and personal/private events. They have now added their personal collection of products that can be custom made to the buyer’s liking.
ZMZ Henna was started by Maliha Zavin at the age of 13 and is on its way to becoming a household name. They look forward … Read more!
children. She pursued her jewelry and design passion under the direction of the Denver School of Metal Arts and her accolades include being featured as an artist in the Colorado Craft Calendar, as well as designing award winning pieces for an international online design competition. She and her husband of 20+ years purchased a ’69 VW Bus shell, and transported it into Denver’s 1st pop-up mobile bead shop.
I fell head over heels in love. Not only was the space incredible, but all of the merchandise they carry is unique and unlike the rest of the boutiques in Denver. They are also located in one of the best neighborhoods in Denver, Highlands. You open the door to the store, and it feels like you just stepped into a boutique in Soho, NYC, you suddenly forget that you’re in Colorado. They carry a variety of merchandise that ranges from new to vintage. Their merchandise also ranges in terms of clothing to house wear items. They feature small artists and designers in their shop, as well as well-known designers such as Jonathan Adler.
to one another at a party in Miami and immediately hit it off. They both had unique and outgoing styles, and personalities to boot. Unfortunately, the hustle and bustle of NYC, where they were both residing, did not allow them the time to nurture a budding friendship. However, several years later, they were reunited in the young and upcoming city of Denver. Both with … 
Colorado native Maggie Burns, founder and head designer of Marie-Margot Couture. Maggie has been creating exceptional couture gowns for weddings and special occasions all of her adult life. Couture is her passion. She focuses on high-end “heirloom” dresses, whether they are destined for the altar or the red carpet. Maggie is especially at home with the exquisite fabrics – laces, silks, and satins – that are essential to the first-class wedding gown. In her words, “I listen to what the fabric is telling me.” A master draper, Maggie designs gowns for “the woman who values elegance and individuality.”