dresscode is an upscale boutique for women that focuses on fashion, versatility and customer service. Our aim is to offer a variety of looks and price points so that a client will be able to find something appropriate and fantastic for any event—from an evening out, to a play date, to a prom or wedding. We believe in buying great pieces that will stand the test of time and outlive fads. Quality items that are classic with a unique twist will allow you to build a fabulous wardrobe! We love to personally style all of our customers and will set up private appointments during or after store hours to better service our clients. Learn more about Personal Shopping.
Meet dresscode's owner

Amy Finegold

Amy Finegold
   
Meet the stylists:

Karen Byers

Karen Byers


Saghi

Saghi Bozorgzad



Lisa

Lisa Z

Amy Finegold—I knew from an early obsession with shopping and a fascination with dressing up that I wanted to open a clothing store. I spent 14 years, three during college and 11 afterwards, working in small boutiques in Cambridge and Boston, learning about the world of fashion, business, buying and management. In September of 2004 I realized my dream of opening a store.

I grew up in Newton, Massachusetts and graduated from Tufts University with a BA in French and Art History. My first jobs in retail were at the Gap, then at JasmineSola in Cambridge, then Serenella on Newbury Street selling high end clothing such as Marni, Moschino, Pucci and Dolce & Gabanna. My next job was as an assistant manager at Country Road, followed by a management position at Louis Boston. The following year I returned to Country Road as the store manager. In 2002 I married my husband Barry and moved to Andover. Country Road closed its American division and I commuted to the city to work at TASTE boutique, a small, Scandanavian high end clothing store on Newbury Street. I left TASTE and the commute behind when I became pregnant with my daughter Ava.

We've been very busy since then! In 2004 and 2005 we won the Best of Boston award for best women's clothing store in the North, along with awards Best of New England and Best of North Shore. My final achievement of 2005 came in December with the birth of our second daughter, Ella.

Karen Byers—Karen Byers has been a stylist at dresscode since November 2005. Born and raised in Peabody, she received a BBA at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst and joined the corporate world. After a career in banking and finance,

Karen decided to take some time off to be a stay at home mom to her two boys. As the boys got older, she launched a new career in the fashion world by opening a franchise of the New York line, ETC in her North Andover home. After three successful years of running her own business, she became an Area Development manager for the company until she was recruited by Amy to work as a stylist at dresscode.

Customers appreciate Karen’s classic, yet trendy sense of style, her patience and most of all, her total honesty when it comes to their wardrobe. “I love helping someone find the perfect outfit, but if it doesn’t look good on you, I don’t want you to wear it.” Karen explains. “When you leave dresscode with your new clothes, I want you to really feel and look amazing!”

Saghi Bozorgzad—Saghi has always been passionate about fashion.  She loves the classic look with an edge and is especially drawn to unexpected accessories to finish the look.  After twenty years working for prestigious beauty and skin care companies such as Chanel, Laura Mercier, La Mer to name a fewand others, she has joined the dresscode team!  She is continuing to do what she loves most—making women feel and look beautiful by listening to what they want and recommending the right pieces to help them achieve their look.

Lisa Z—I have  loved clothes my whole life. I love putting outfits together and styling all my friends. Some of my favorite passtimes are shopping and reading fashion magazines ! Ilove clothes and jewelry—I can never have enough! You won't see me wearing the same outfit twice. I like mixing and matching to give the same outfit a different look.