Introducing TTH Forty Five Ten

Forty Five Ten team makes over concept store in Dallas’ Highland Park Village

Five and Ten boutique in Highland Park Village

Five and Ten in Highland Park Village has reopened as the new concept store TTH Forty Five Ten.

Photo courtesy of Five and Ten

If you’ve been to Highland Park Village recently, you might have noticed that Five and Ten, the concept store from luxury boutique Forty Five Ten, has been closed for a remodel. That project is now complete, and the doors have been thrown open to a completely new concept: TTH Forty Five Ten.

The new women’s boutique is being curated by Taylor Tomasi Hill (hence the TTH part of the store name), vice president and creative/fashion director of Forty Five Ten. Specializing in sourcing and supporting emerging new talent, the store offers clothing as well as jewelry, shoes, handbags, and gifts and other accessories. Brands include lines like Harvey Faircloth, Alexander Wang, Faith Connexion, Kule, Rosie Assoulin, Jacquemus, and Fallon.

Before joining Forty Five Ten in 2016, Tomasi Hill worked in both the editorial and start-up industries, with stints as accessories director at Teen Vogue and style and accessories director at Marie Claire. She then went on to become the creative director of the online pre-sale site Moda Operandi.

Forty Five Ten, open since April 2000, was founded by Brian Bolke and the late Shelly Musselman and was named after its address on McKinney Avenue. It quickly became renowned for its top-of-the line, eclectic mix of men’s and women’s apparel, as well as unique apothecary collections and home items. Its acclaimed T Room is also a lunch hot spot.

Forty Five Ten is set to relocate to a new downtown flagship store across the street from The Joule in November 2016, and it has plans to expand into the Houston market with a new 3,300-square-foot store set to open in September 2016 in the exclusive River Oaks District.

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High-fashion name Miu Miu to open first Dallas store in Highland Park

Miu Miu

An iconic fashion name is opening a store in Dallas: Miu Miu, the Italian brand that's a younger sibling to Prada, will open its only DFW location at Highland Park Village, the open-air shopping center in Highland Park, at 12 Highland Park Village in the former Dior space.

According to a release, it'll open in fall 2025.

A representative from Highland Park Village calls the label "one of the hottest brands in fashion."

Miu Miu was founded in 1993 by Miuccia Prada as a more colorful spinoff of her original Prada label. Miu Miu is generally described as "playful," and targeted to a younger audience in their 20s and 30s — lots of pop-art colors and patterns, as compared to the more austere black-nylon reputation of Prada. Miu Miu is also less expensive.

They've had some ebb and flow in terms of popular appeal, but have been enjoying a surge of renewed interest and sales in recent years.

Miu Miu merchandise can be found at some stores including Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom, but not an entire store. The Highland Park Village location will carry ready-to-wear, footwear, handbags, fashion jewelry, and accessories.

While the release says this is the first store in Texas, there was once a Miu Miu that opened in Houston at the Galleria back in 2011, but it closed prior to the pandemic.

Miuccia Prada is in expansion mode: A massive new Prada store opened in December 2024 at NorthPark Center.

At HPV, Miu Miu will join a designer's den featuring retailers such as Akris, Alexander McQueen, Balmain, Brioni, Carolina Herrera, Cartier, Chanel, Chloé, Christian Louboutin, Dior, Fendi, Goyard, Harry Winston, Hermès, Jimmy Choo, LOEWE, Moncler, Ralph Lauren, Rolex, Tom Ford, Vacheron Constantin, Valentino, and Van Cleef & Arpels.

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