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Noa Noa celebrate in Cirencester

PUBLISHED: 12:52 15 August 2011 | UPDATED: 18:56 20 February 2013

Noa Noa celebrate in Cirencester

Noa Noa celebrate in Cirencester

Proprietor Kate Olsen and her team at Noa Noa celebrated the re-opening of their ladies fashion store in Dyer Street, Cirencester, with drinks and canapés for customers and guests.

Proprietor Kate Olsen and her team at Noa Noa celebrated the re-opening of their ladies fashion store in Dyer Street, Cirencester, with drinks and canaps for customers and guests.Noa Noa offers women of all ages clothing that allows them to express individuality in a feminine, delicate fashion.

Photography by Shaun Thompson

Noa Noa celebrate in Cirencester

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