ABOUT SHASA American Brand based in L.A Shasa was established in 1995, and has become an important style leader in the fashion world with more than 100 stores. As an innovator in Fashion, Shasa captures the spirit of each season with weekly global inspired introductions, and irresistible fashion values. Store Concept The Shasa store design concept is bold and distinctive, with high contrast monochromes, flashes of bright color, and soft gold metallics. The storefront provides an open invitation to the impressive space beyond. The atmosphere of the store is hip and trendy, with illuminating lighting accentuating the merchandise. The ceiling design creates dramatic space. The result is an intriguing shop-in-shop approach to the store, which is designed to offer a wide range of the latest styles in an environment that is appealing to its young audience. Shasa’s passion for fashion is evident throughout the store, where the hottest trends, latest designs and must-have accessories from jewelry to footwear, are presented to customers at irresistible prices... all of which add up to an exceptional shopping experience. Social Responsibility FOR SHASA... SHARE IS FASHIONABLE Shasa has supported Casa Hogar Alegría since 2008 by donating time, monthly contributions and special donations resulting from the sale of special products. The well-known product sales campaigns are held twice a year. Casa Hogar Alegría IAP is an institution founded in 1997 which accommodates 48 girls who have been victims of abuse and neglect. It provides a home with a traditional loving and committed family environment. With care, personal attention, encouragement, and positive reinforcement, this institution has a positive impact on their lives preparing these girls for successful integration into society. More than 300,000 garments and accessories donated to charities in 2012, Shasa donates large quantities of clothes and accessories to an institution that supports the development of communities in poverty situation, principally children living in deprived areas.