Editionstyles Vintage Shop Opens in York PA: A Romantic Pastel Boutique Inspired by Rococo and Handmade Fashion

Vintage charm abounds with this elegant figurine at the newly opened Editionstyles Vintage Shop in York, PA, where the aesthetic of Rococo meets the allure of handmade fashion. Photography by Stevon Barnett Photography.

"And as a young female founder, I also hope to empower others, especially young women, to believe that they can build something beautiful and impactful from the ground up. That your creativity, your uniqueness, your eye for beauty can become a business."

TLDR

Editionstyles Vintage Shop has officially opened at 38 S Beaver St in York, Pennsylvania. The boutique is owned by Keyliz Nuñez, the creative mind behind Miss Antoinette. Her shop is a dreamy world of florals, pastels, Rococo-inspired details, handmade fashion, and nostalgic treasures that feel like stepping into a fairytale. I photographed the grand opening and spoke with Keyliz about her journey from influencer to designer to shop owner. Below is the full story of how her vision came to life, along with what this space means for the York community. If you are a small business owner in Pennsylvania and want to capture the heart of your brand through photography, I would love to help you bring your story to life.

A Dream You Can Finally Walk Into: Inside the Grand Opening of Editionstyles Vintage Shop in York, Pennsylvania

There are some places you do not just enter. You cross a threshold and feel something shift. The air softens. The room brightens. The world slows. When I stepped into Editionstyles Vintage Shop at 38 S Beaver St in York, Pennsylvania, I felt all of that at once.

Store owner Keyliz Nuñez takes a photo of her store with her phone minutes before the grand opening.

Pink ceramics glowed under soft lights. Floral painted frames leaned against vintage furniture. Rococo-inspired figurines posed like tiny guardians of nostalgia. Everywhere I looked, something whispered of memory and softness and romance. It felt like stepping inside the pages of a storybook that had been waiting to be opened.

The shop belongs to Keyliz Nuñez, the designer, creator, and visionary behind Miss Antoinette. For years, she built her world online through content creation, photoshoots, and handmade fashion. Today, that world stands in front of her in physical form. Editionstyles Vintage is not just a store. It is a room full of dreams made real.

And it began long before she turned the key in the door.

From Content Creator to Creative Director

Before Miss Antoinette, Keyliz spent years as a full-time content creator. She modeled dreamy dresses. She styled photoshoots. She crafted scenes and stories with every image she posted. Creation was never work for her. It was home.

But everything changed during her first Miss Antoinette handbag photoshoot. She told me that something inside her clicked. She realized she was not just posing for a camera. She was building a world that belonged to her. She sketched the designs, sourced rare vintage fabrics, styled the models, and planned each detail from hair to props to location. It felt like creating a universe rather than a single post.

“I was not just creating content anymore. I was creating art,” she said.

And once she felt that shift, she could not go back.

The Curtain That Started It All

Every brand has a moment of origin. For Miss Antoinette, it began with a name and a chance discovery inside a thrift store.

On the day she dreamed up the name Miss Antoinette, she walked into a shop and found a pair of vintage brown curtains covered in delicate florals. The fabric looked royal. Romantic. Like something Marie Antoinette would have hung in her private chambers. The timing felt like a sign.

That thrifted curtain did not just inspire her first collection. It shaped the identity of her entire brand. Softness. Femininity. History transformed into something modern. Every piece she has created since carries a whisper of that moment.

“Scarlet, the woman in crinoline.” A quiet little moment from the grand opening of Editionstyles Vintage. This hand-painted plate felt like it belonged in a storybook. Pastel trims, soft brush strokes, and a dress that looks like it danced straight out of the Rococo era. Pieces like this are why her shop feels less like retail and more like stepping into a memory.

The World of Rococo, Reimagined for Today

Keyliz shares a birthday with Marie Antoinette, and she laughs every time she mentions it. It is a small coincidence, but it makes perfect sense. The Rococo era feels like the stylistic language she was born speaking.

Ruffles. Pastels. Lace. Bows. Whimsy. Romance.

The world of Miss Antoinette takes that aesthetic and reshapes it into silhouettes for modern life. Her handbags are made from upcycled vintage textiles, but are designed to hold phones, essentials, and the needs of people today. Her shop reflects the same blend of eras. Walking into Editionstyles Vintage feels like stepping into a Rococo dream that has been gently updated for the present.

Everything is feminine and nostalgic, yet practical and welcoming. It feels like a fairytale you can touch.

What She Wants People to Feel When They Step Inside

When I asked Keyliz what she hopes visitors experience in her store, she gave me three words that describe the space perfectly.

Nostalgia

She wants people to feel as if they stepped into a soft memory. Something from childhood. Something warm.

Inspiration

She wants shoppers to walk out feeling creative. She wants them to believe they can craft their own beautiful world at home.

Comfort and Happiness

More than anything, she wants the shop to feel like a gentle breath. A quiet moment. A place where you can be soft and feel held.

And after spending the day photographing every corner, every curated detail, every pastel surface, I can say with certainty that she created exactly that.

The Hard Days Behind the Beauty

It is easy to walk into a beautiful space and forget the work behind it. Keyliz is honest about that part. She told me she had two breakdowns just this week. Opening a brick-and-mortar shop while creating handmade fashion and nurturing an online community is overwhelming at times.

But every time she feels like giving up, someone sends her a message. Someone drives hours to see her booth. Someone tells her her work brings them joy.

She said, “The love from my community is what pulls me back. When I see people excited about what I am building, it reminds me why I started.”

The store may be soft and sweet, but the grit behind it is very real.

The Sisters of Her Creative World

If Miss Antoinette and Editionstyles Vintage were people, Keyliz said they would be sisters.

Miss Antoinette is the elegant one. She is dramatic and luxurious. She loves couture detailing and vintage fabrics transformed into something new.

Editionstyles Vintage is the cozy one. She is sentimental. She loves lace and florals and grandma core charm. She greets you like an old friend.

Together, they complete the full picture of who Keyliz is as an artist. Dreamer and designer. Stylist and storyteller. Visionary and caretaker of nostalgia.

Success, One Year From Now

When she imagines the future, her vision is rooted not in numbers but in meaning.

Success looks like a strong community built around her shop. People visit not just to buy something, but because they feel peaceful in the space. People feel inspired by the art she creates.

Success looks like pride. Stability. Joy. Growth. And a deeper connection to her purpose.

She hopes to continue inspiring others and to keep creating spaces where people feel seen and beautiful.

The line wrapped down the block before the doors even opened. Pastel silk, cold air, and the kind of excitement you can feel in your chest. Everyone showed up for her, and the moment she stepped outside, you could see it in their faces. This was more than a grand opening. It was a community welcoming a dream into the world.

The Doorway Moment

Before the doors opened on her grand opening day, she imagined what she would feel. Nervous. Excited. Emotional. She said that if she saw a line of people waiting, it would feel surreal.

She told me she would remind herself that she deserved this. That she worked for this. That the little girl inside her who once dreamed of having a store would be proud.

She said, “This is the beginning of something beautiful.”

And standing in her shop, watching customers explore her world, it felt true.

The first twenty-five in line. The ones who showed up early, bundled up, excited, and ready to step into her world. These are the people who turned a dream into a doorway moment. A community that proved her art matters and her shop belongs right here in York.

Why Her Story Matters for York, Pennsylvania

Editionstyles Vintage brings something special to York. It is more than a shop. It is a creative sanctuary built by a young female founder who believes in beauty, storytelling, craftsmanship, and intentional living.

It is a celebration of sustainable fashion. A place where vintage becomes art. A place where femininity is honored rather than dismissed. A place where slow living feels luxurious rather than old-fashioned.

York needs this kind of magic. And now it has it.

A Note to Small Business Owners in Pennsylvania

If you own or are opening a small business in York, Lancaster, Harrisburg, or anywhere in Pennsylvania, your story deserves to be told with the same care and artistry you pour into your work.

Photographing Editionstyles Vintage reminded me how powerful brand storytelling can be. When people see the heart behind your business, they do not just shop. They connect.

If you want photography that captures the soul of your brand and helps you reach your audience with intention and beauty, I would love to help tell your story. Reach out and let us create something unforgettable together.