Looking to combine their two favorite things, fashion and fitness, husband and wife team Charles and Jennifer Wiseman have opened Kingpin in Fells Point—a clothing store with a gym in it or maybe a gym with a clothing store in it. Either way, there is stylish active wear in the front and  personal training sessions in the back. There is also an on site nutritionist and a DJ that spins in shop. The décor—loud and bright—reflects the couple’s charismatic and outgoing personalities—which is also evident in the international brands they chose like British menswear line Psycho Bunny and Margarita, from Israel. 1924 Fleet St., 443-388-8796, kingpinbaltimore.com. —Nikki Reese (intern)

Here's the schedule for Saturday's "Fashion Hound" at Mt. Washington Mill:

Whole Foods Market will be grilling and selling hot dogs from 11 AM - 3 PM. All proceeds from the hot dog sale will go to B.A.R.C.S., a local animal rescue shelter. The fashion show begins at 12PM. Local models will flaunt the latest spring and summer fashions from Holly G boutique. Joining them on the catwalk will be our four-legged friends dressed in the fanciest dog clothes and collars from dogma-life with your pet. After the fashion show, stop by Mt. Washington Wine Company for wine tasting. From 12 PM to 3 PM, try delicious wine featuring adorable dogs on the labels. Visit dogma - life with your pet to meet local author Michael Paul. From 1PM to 3PM, he will be signing his book "The Adventures of Tiller and Turnbuckle." Stick around until 1 PM when the winner of the raffle prizes will be announced. Holly G, dogma - life with your pet, Mt. Washington Wine Company and Whole Foods Market will all auction individual gift baskets. The proceeds from the raffles will go to B.A.R.C.S.

I was sad to see that Sweet Papaya was closing and even sadder to see a Subway was moving into the spot. Belvedere Square is one of my favorite spots but it hasn't fully recovered since losing Bratt Decor, Lilac Bijoux, and maybe even Raw Sugar. I'm not knocking Subway—it just doesn't seem like the right place for it to pop up. There are still so many strong stores at Belvedere—Simply Noted, Nouveau Contemporary Goods, The House Downtown,  Cloud 9—maybe once the economy is officially recovered some new shops will pop up. (And while I'm talking about Belvedere Square—how about some Atwater's love in Southeast Baltimore?) —JED

The Little Shopper and I will be stopping by the Tibi Trunk Show later today (12-8) at Urban Chic. Shop Tibi and receive 15% off, a free Tibi product, a free pair of designer denim (while supplies last), plus food and drink specials after the show at Talara until 11 PM. —JED