» Posh Boutique Description

It's Alicia's birthday and she has a big surprise coming! Her grandmother, Lily, has decided it's time for Alicia to take over her chain of posh boutiques. It will take someone with great timing, a keen business sense, and an eye for style to make Posh Boutique the most fashionable shop around. Alicia will need to be fast on her feet, dedicated to her customers, wise in her upgrades, and attentive to her special V.I.P. customers! For fast fashion fun, there's no place like Posh Boutique!

» Posh Boutique Summary

» Posh Boutique Screenshots

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» Posh Boutique Features

• Fast Fashion Fun!
• Play The Special V.I.P. Mini-Game!
• Manage 7 Different Shops!
• Many Spectacular Upgrades!

» Posh Boutique Reviews

• "Posh boutique in my eyes is a great game its alot like belle's boutique, you buy more stands, serve customers, ect i liked it alot so much i completed it. For all the fans of belle boutique style of game you will love this." - cottoncandy101
• "At first I thought posh boutique was another game like Sally's Salon but when I downloaded and played it, its a whole new game!! A lot of the stuff is interesting! I bought the full version due to the frustration of finishing the trial. So... I bought it! Its a must buy for those who like fast clicking and thinking (its not very hard)" - supersuper6517
• "This game is incredible!! I really loved it and can't wait to buy the full version. Only problem is that it gets a bit repetive, however, it also gets more challenging" - spietschmann
• "Great game, like sally's salon (it seems have same characters). I like music too and the stress while playing. I can't play with full game so I let others explain better than me." - Farahiah

» Posh Boutique System Requirements

• Windows 2000/XP
• Processor: 600 MHz or faster
• Memory: 256 MB or more

» Posh Boutique Extra Info

Did you know that...

The word "posh" appears in 1890 in the book "A Dictionary of Slang, Jargon & Cant" by Albert Barrère & Charles Godfrey Leland, but with a definition of "modern term for money, originally used for a halfpenny or small coin. From the gypsy pash or posh, a half." It also gives a final definition of "A Dandy.." in the entry. This publication, in two volumes, had only 675 copies printed by Ballanyne Press for subscribers.

Misspellings: poshboutique boutiqe butique pohs