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    Shopping Shutter

    Neiman Marcus closes 10 Last Call stores including one in Dallas area

    Teresa Gubbins
    Sep 13, 2017 | 2:12 pm
    Neiman Marcus Last Call
    The Last Call chain is about to get 10 stores smaller.
    Photo by Joel Luks

    Dallas-based Neiman Marcus is closing 10 of its Last Call outlets, as part of a strategy to stay focused on its regular-priced stores. One of those stores includes the housewares-focused Horchow Finale store at 3400 Rd. in Plano. A store representative said that it will stay open through the holiday shopping season and close on January 15. That's the only remaining Horchow Finale store.

    The other stores scheduled to close are in states spread across the country, including Virginia, Georgia, Maryland, Illinois, Michigan, Arizona, California, and two stores in Pennsylvania.

    The 10 closures leaves 28 Last Call locations, with three in the area still open: a Last Call outlet store at Grapevine Mills, and two Last Call Studio stores, in Dallas' Inwood Village and in Plano at 1601 Preston Rd.

    According to Fortune, the closures follow a review that Neiman Marcus initiated in July to evaluate the Last Call chain. At that time, they closed three Last Call stores: one at the Allen Premium Outlets, and one each in Colorado and Massachusetts.

    The retailer has decided to focus more intently on its regular department store line, which also includes Bergdorf Goodman in Manhattan. In February, they opened a grand new store in Fort Worth at The Shops at Clearfork, replacing the store at Ridgmar Mall, which closed in January.

    "This decision is about optimizing our Last Call store portfolio to deliver the best customer service and freeing up resources to support new initiatives for our full-line Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman channels," said senior VP Elizabeth Allen in a statement. "We are investing in our strengths as the clear leader of high-end luxury retail."

    In addition, with fewer Last Call stores, the remaining locations will have a larger cache of clearance items.

    The closures are as follows:

    • Philadelphia Premium – Pottstown, Pennsylvania
    • Potomac Mills – Woodbridge, Virginia
    • Arizona Mills – Tempe, Arizona
    • Gurnee Mills – Gurnee, Illinois
    • Livermore Premium – Livermore, California
    • Arundel Mills – Hanover, Maryland
    • Franklin (Philadelphia) Mills – Philadelphia
    • Great Lakes Crossing – Auburn Hills, Michigan
    • Lenox Marketplace – Atlanta
    • Horchow Plano – Plano

    Affected employees will receive severance packages based on length of service and be considered for other positions within Neiman Marcus’ stores.

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    Shopping on Knox

    Dallas-loved activewear brand Addison Bay makes Texas debut on Knox St.

    Stephanie Allmon Merry
    Jul 2, 2026 | 2:59 pm
    Addison Bay
    Photo courtesy of Addison Bay
    She's ready for Wimbledon.

    A fast-growing, female-founded activewear brand is making its Texas debut on one of Dallas' buzziest shopping streets: Addison Bay will open its first Texas boutique on Knox Street in September.

    It will be the Philadelphia-based label's fourth retail store nationwide. According to a release, Dallas has been a standout city for the brand online for years. Dallas loves its fashionable activewear.

    The company was founded in 2018 by Philadelphia entrepreneur Marguerite Adzick, who combined her background as a collegiate athlete with a career in fashion to launch Addison Bay. Her goal was to create stylish, functional activewear and everyday pieces that make getting dressed effortless, whether it’s for a workout, errands, or dinner out, she says.

    Addison Bay Addison Bay founder Marguerite Adzick, who looks ready for Wimbledon.Photo courtesy of Addison Bay

    Today, the brand is built around a “7AM to 7PM” approach to dressing, offering polished, versatile pieces designed to carry through the entire day. In Dallas, that'll mean going from country club tennis sesh in the morning to aHudson House happy hour in the evening.

    Along with its flagship Philadelphia store and a seasonal shop in Avalon, New Jersey, Addison Bay has also expanded to Naples, Florida, and now, Dallas.

    It's going into the hottest shopping area in town. Knox Street is evolving a go-to destination for boutiques, cafés, and fitness concepts, thanks to its walkable stretch between Uptown and Highland Park.

    According to the release, Addison Bay will join the mix in a 3,603-square-foot space designed to feel bright and welcoming, with elevated fitting rooms and displays geared toward easy outfit-building.

     Addison Bay Dallas has been a top market for Addison Bay for several years.Photo courtesy of Addison Bay

    “Dallas has been supporting Addison Bay from afar for years and we’ve always known we’d find our way there,” says founder Adzick in the release. “The Dallas woman is active, style-conscious and lives her life the same way our brand is designed to dress her – from early morning to evening without missing a beat.

    "At some point, the data becomes impossible to ignore. Dallas isn’t just a great market for us, it’s become one of our most important communities and we can’t wait to finally have a home there.”

    To celebrate the debut, Addison Bay will host a September grand opening with on-site monogramming, live music, gifts with purchase, and additional activations introducing the brand in person.

    Store hours will be 10 am-6 pm Monday-Sunday. The store will be located at 3212 Knox Street, Ste. 104.

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