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    Shop till you drop

    Where to shop in Dallas right now: 10 must-hit stores for January

    Brooke Shunatona
    Jan 22, 2013 | 4:10 pm
    • Michael Kors' new store at NorthPark Center is twice the size of the old one.
      Photo courtesy of Michael Kors
    • Vintage shop Factory Girl just moved to a bigger space in Deep Ellum.
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    • The Wooden House ditched its retail shop on Henderson and moved into itswarehouse in the Design District.
    • Rag & Bone at Highland Park Village is one of 10 new standalone boutiques toopen in the last year.
      Photo by Jerry McClure
    • Waterworks recently relocated to the Dallas Design District.
      Photo courtesy of Waterworks
    • Arteriors just opened its first lighting showroom at Dallas Market Center.
      Photo courtesy of Arteriors
    • Omega is among the new additions at NorthPark.
      Photo by Peter Larsen

    The holidays are behind us, and our buyer’s remorse is finally starting to lift. So, just in time for spring cleaning, here are 10 stores to help restock your closet and redecorate your home:

    Arteriors
    The Dallas-based home-furnishing company recently opened its first lighting showroom at Dallas Market Center. "I consider lighting to be the jewelry for the home," says founder Mark Moussa. The 1,200-square-foot space showcases modern, casual and contemporary lamps, pendants and chandeliers by designers like Barry Dixon, Laura Kirar, Lisa Luby Ryan and more.

    Factory Girl
    Upscale vintage shop Factory Girl is celebrating its first year with a move to a 3,000-square-foot space down the block from its original home in Deep Ellum. Owners Heather and Scogin Mayo continue to showcase local designers and artists at the new warehouse, where there is more room for those highly sought-after vintage designer threads such as Halston, Lanvin and Moschino Couture. Factory Girl also carries shoes and accessories.

    Joe’s Jeans
    Joe’s has joined the ranks of NorthPark Center’s designer-jean retailers, such as 7 For All Mankind, True Religion and Lucky Brand. Unlike the flashy, decorative jeans of other designer brands, Joe’s is known simply for great fit, casual washes in many shades and minimal pocket design. In true California style, Joe’s strives to give its customer chill, easy denim for everyday wear.

    Michael Kors
    Michael Kors was simply testing the waters when he first opened a boutique at NorthPark years ago. But with the overnight success of the highly coveted boyfriend watch for women, it’s clear that shoppers want more. The new-and-improved location is double the size of the original locale — offering, naturally, double the merchandise, including apparel, fragrances, handbags and shoes.

    The North Face
    The shop at NorthPark Center is the brand’s first standalone store in Texas, offering the coziest outdoor clothing for adventure-seekers. There may not be any mountains or roaring rapids nearby, but North Face also carries men’s, women’s and kid’s running gear, rainwear and lifestyle apparel for year-round activities.

    Omega
    Not only has the Swiss brand been James Bond’s watch of choice for more than a decade, but Omega has also been the official timekeeper for many of the Olympic Games throughout the past 80 years. Classic to the core, Omega watches have been crafted with the same precision and innovation for more than 150 years, and there is now a shop at NorthPark Center.

    Rag & Bone
    Formerly carried only at select department stores, Rag & Bone now has a freestanding shop in Highland Park Village, so ladies can browse a greater selection of printed ankle boots, leather motorcycle jackets and tailored jeans. Co-owner David Neville recently visited Dallas to celebrate the store’s opening. “We still need to prove ourselves, and hopefully we can add men’s down the road,” Neville said. For now, the guys will have to shop at the in-store Mac station.

    Simply Austin Furniture
    This Austin-based home furnishings showroom recently expanded to Dallas, in an old filling station in Oak Cliff. Simply Austin boasts "essential furniture for essential living," with an inventory of affordable eclectic and modern pieces. Shop for dining sets, seating, upholstered furniture, funky lamps and artwork.

    Waterworks
    The sleek and luxurious bath and kitchen design retailer recently opened a new studio in the Design District. Waterworks offers the finest fixtures, surfaces and textiles; think handmade copper tub from France and exquisite faucetry in a variety of finishes. Although Waterworks has many boutique partners, Dallas has the only standalone location in Texas. Even if you can't afford a thing in the design studio, it's a must-hit for remodeling inspiration.

    Wooden House
    The Wooden House recently ditched its retail digs on Henderson Avenue and moved everything into its warehouse space in the Design District. Owner Steve Brooks repurposes wooden furniture from all over the world and creates exquisite, affordable masterpieces. For the homeowner with a specific request, he can also build a custom piece — table, bench, mantle — and turn it around in a timely manner. The store also carries eclectic textiles, artwork and lighting from faraway places.

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    Dallas' once-a-year Salvation Army fashion show sale is a shopper must

    Teresa Gubbins
    May 7, 2025 | 9:21 am
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    The actual sale will probably not be this color-coded.

    It's one of the hottest sales of the year and it's happening in Dallas on May 9-10: It's the After-Sale hosted by the Dallas Women’s Auxiliary, featuring designer clothing, shoes, and accessories at a highly discounted price.

    This annual event has been called one of Dallas’ best kept secrets: a designer warehouse sale featuring new and gently worn clothes from the city’s best dressed closets and local boutiques. Featured pieces include designers such as Carolina Herrera, Ulla Johnson, Marc Jacobs and more.

    It's part of the Dallas Women’s Auxiliary’s Fashion Show & Luncheon which since its inception in 1993 has raised more than $16 million for The Salvation Army of North Texas.

    This year’s Fashion Show & Luncheon took place on May 6 at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center and included a seated lunch and runway show featuring designer labels donated from Dallas’ most admirable closets and boutiques. Patrons were able to shop from The Chic Boutique or purchase runway items through a silent auction, with proceeds supporting The Salvation Army.

    Dallas Women’s Auxiliary President Laura Downing and founding Emeritus Auxiliary member Margot Perot honored Nancy Dedman with the namesake Margot Perot Service Award. Millie Cooper, whose leadership and legacy have inspired countless women to service, was recognized as the Legacy Award recipient. The inaugural Love in Action Award was presented to Toni Turner for her commitment to making the Dallas Women’s Auxiliary and the Fashion Show & Luncheon a success.

    “Each year, the Fashion Show & Luncheon serves as a positive reminder of the immense generosity of our advocates, partners, and donors,” said Major Dawn McFarland, area commander of The Salvation Army of North Texas. “It’s truly special to see North Texans come together for such a remarkable event, all in the name of service. We invite those who were unable to attend to come out for our After Sale. Every dollar makes a difference, and what better way to show support than by sprucing up your wardrobe!”

    The Fashion Show After Sale will take place at 9216 Harry Hines Blvd. May 9-10, from 10 am-6 pm and feature gently and never-worn women’s, men’s, and children’s clothing, as well as shoes, handbags, and accessories at discounted prices — donated from coveted closets and boutiques in North Texas.

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