For those of you who don’t know, my name is Johanna and it has been a dream of mine to own my own boutique for as long as I can remember. So, about three years ago I came up with a business plan, searched for inventory, and was ready to open. However, the world had other plans as a global pandemic began and business started shutting down. Back to the drawing board I went.

A lot has changed since then. I became a cat mom to the cutest orange cat. I am now a senior at Liberty University studying Fashion Merchandising and Business, with hopes of graduating in the fall. And, I accomplished one of my biggest goals of becoming Miss Rockingham County Fair this year which has further pushed me to pursue my boutique.

While shopping for pageants or even everyday clothing I struggled with my image. I have left many stores in tears because they didn’t have anything that fit me or “looked good.” I have dealt with pushy sales associates and many, many dressing room breakdowns. No one should have to resort to shopping online or traveling hours to find clothes that are professional, cute, and comfortable. More importantly, every woman deserves the right to feel beautiful no matter what they wear.

Through all of those struggles and accomplishments Cherry on Top Boutique mobile boutique began.

Johanna