Panache Consignment by Natalie Rae

Panache Consignment by Natalie Rae is a women's luxury consignment boutique located at 1855 Monroe Ave in the Brighton Commons plaza in Rochester, NY. The shop was originally founded in 2010 by Joan Lincoln under the name Panache Vintage & Finer Consignment. In December 2023, ownership passed to Natalie Rae, a Rochester-area native from Fairport who brought experience in fashion design and market vending across Western New York, having previously run her own line, Natalie Rae NY. A companion home store, Panache Home, opened next door in 2014, carrying consignment furniture and décor under a separate phone line.

The clothing boutique focuses on curated women's designer apparel, handbags, shoes, and jewelry at consignment prices. New inventory is added daily, and the selection spans contemporary luxury labels as well as vintage finds. In addition to walk-in shopping, the store offers personal styling appointments for customers who want one-on-one help putting together a look. Panache Home, the adjacent sister store, carries home furnishings, décor items, and custom wood furniture on consignment. Both locations are open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and closed Sunday and Monday. Consignment appointments can be scheduled by contacting the store directly. All sales at both shops are final.

Panache has maintained a steady presence in Rochester's consignment scene since 2010, building more than a decade of recognition around highly curated luxury resale. The boutique emphasizes sustainable fashion by extending the life cycle of designer goods rather than sending them to landfill. Under Natalie Rae's ownership, the shop has continued hosting pop-up events and maintaining ties to the local fashion community, including connections to Fashion Week Rochester.

The boutique sits inside Brighton Commons, a 37,000-square-foot retail plaza near the well-known Twelve Corners intersection in Brighton, just southeast of the city of Rochester. The plaza shares space with a mix of local businesses including restaurants, a bridal salon, a tailor shop, and a frozen custard stand, giving the area a neighborhood-shopping feel. Parking is available on-site in the plaza lot, making it an easy stop along the Monroe Avenue corridor.