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BUZZWORTHY To be considered for Buzzwor thy, contact Cindy Schweich Handler at [email protected] LOCAL ARTIST MAKES WEARABLE ART Short Hills CHEW CHEW ON THIS Michael Colombo’s whole life may have been preparing to own and operate his own Italian pizze- ria-restaurant in foodie-friendly North Jersey. At CHEW CHEW PIZZERIA, the sixth-generation Sicilian’s menu includes a range of pizzas, including buffalo chicken, eggplant Milanese and chicken bacon ranch; pasta such as penne ala vodka and fettuccine alfredo; entrees like chicken piccata and eggplant rollatini; and salads, appetizers, calzones and cold subs. Catering is also available. 38 Chatham Road, (973) 912-8899, chewchewpizza.com • As Debrah Block Krol admits on the website for her business, DBK DESIGN WEARABLE ART, she’s in love with color. The vibrant shades and varying textures found in her scarves, shawls and other hand-painted silk and felted accessories and garments are as unique as they are attractive. The longtime Millburn resident and artist runs her business from her home studio, and sells them at shows and in galleries, including the East Hampton Arts Festival, Lincoln Center Festival of Arts and the Millburn Short Hills Fair. Her rainbow of offerings is considerable, but she also welcomes custom orders. And for anyone who would like to learn how to make similar pieces, she is giving the following workshops at the Visual Arts Center in Summit: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., April 29, Needle Felted Scarves; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., May 6, Introduction to Silk Painting; and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., June 3, Needle Felted Landscapes. (973) 735-3400, [email protected], dbkdesignarts.com • Millburn HIGHLINE FASHION RAISES THE BAR ON STYLE For those who mourned the closing of the teen boutique Gotham a few months ago, there’s good news: HIGHLINE FASHION, a 2,500-square-foot apparel and accessories boutique, recently opened downtown. The airy shop carries girls’ and boys’ clothing, sizes 8-16, as well as juniors and women’s lines. Highline carries popular U.S.-based brands Vintage Havana, Zara Terez, T2love, Tractr, Stoney Clover Lane and Bando, and international fashion brands from Paris, London, Tel-Aviv and Tokyo. In upcoming months, the store will offer a cosmetics beauty bar, where clients can take makeup application classes, and an event dress lounge for bat mitzvahs, Sweet 16 parties, proms and confirmations. Shoppers should keep their eyes open for special sales events and trunk shows. 387 Millburn Ave., (973) 315-1984, highlinefashion.com • 10 SPRING 2018 MILLBURN & SHORT HILLS MAGAZINE > COURTESY Millburn