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Where to shop in Dallas: 10 brand new stores to check out in February

A new store for K-POP fans has opened in Deep Ellum.

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This February edition of Where to Shop, CultureMap's column of fashion, alternative finds, and new stores, comes right on time for the lovers' holiday. Whether it's some good scents from aromatherapy or a place to send your dog while you're away, this roundup strays a little from the usual.

Here's where to shop in Dallas right now:

BluPrint
New clothing store in Deep Ellum sells luxury streetwear, vintage tees, and brands like Carhartt and Guapi. There's also a selection of sneakers and independent brands. It's mostly a men's store although the door's open for women if they like baggy streetwear. It's at 2623 Commerce St. — the former Securitex locksmith shop which sadly had been in Deep Ellum forever.

Hästens Beds
Swedish brand claiming to make the most exclusive beds in the world is hosting a pop-up at Neiman Marcus at NorthPark. Definitely most expensive, with prices starting at $25,000. The pop-up will offer beds, duvets, pillows, and linens, and more. They also offer personalized bed fittings and consultations. The pop up lasts through February 16.

Kpop Nara Dallas
Store for K-POP fans just opened in Deep Ellum at 2646 Main St. They sell all the things a fan could dream of from trading cards to keychains to apple-shaped light sticks. Not only are they stocked with merch, they've also created a "fan-space" where they host meet-and-greet and decoration events.

Kick Pleat
New women's boutique has opened on 4710 W. Lovers Ln., west of Inwood Road where it's offering a selection of slouchy, casual-chic clothes, shoes, accessories, hats, sunglasses, and wallets from designers such as Extreme Cashmere, Gauchere, Issey Miyake, Lemaire, Marla Aaron, Marsell, Sofie D'Hoore, and Zero + Maria Cornejo. This is the third location; the original debuted in Austin in 2003 and a second opened in Houston in 2016. The Dallas store will also be a permanent home to a jewelry shop-in-shop by Marla Aaron Jewelry from New York who has created an exclusive Texas Lock, embossed with Bluebonnets, only available at the Dallas Kick Pleat store.

Neom Wellbeing
Fragrance and skincare line from the U.K. has debuted at Ulta stores. Neom seels aromatherapy products made from essential oils from founder Nicola Elliott's kitchen. The lineup features candles, diffusers, bath & body, and skincare products, with prices ranging from $42 for a luxury candle to $60 for a sleep collection featuring sleep mist, magnesium body butter, bath foam, and candle.

Parker Paschall Designs
Upscale flower shop has opened at 6465 E Mockingbird Ln. #318 in the Hillside Village shopping center in Lakewood. Whether they're doing events like weddings or devising a bouquet to spice up the home, they infuse each design with fun and funk, using lively colors, unconventional pairings, and imaginative flair to bring joy and personality to every space or event. They also deliver across Dallas at a flat rate of $30.

Rivian
Electric car manufacturer has opened a new retail space at 3010 Knox St. This is the brand's second location in Texas, following Austin, and 20th location in North America. Their spaces are a place for current and potential customers to get up close with their vehicles, software, and accessories, learn more about the Rivian brand, and take a vehicle for a spin. They're big on hosting events such as pop-ups at museums.

Waxxed
New shop in Deep Ellum sells collectible and tradable sports cards. They're big on seasonal, limited-edition releases -- not just sports figures but pop culture items like Pokemon. Their selling point is their savvy staff, ready to chat you up about sports or cards, whatever you like. Located in a small storefront at 2701 Main St. that was previously part of the High and Tight Barbershop, the store is part of a chain with eight locations across DFW and two in Florida.

Yardstick
Boutique dog hospitality brand out of Nashville just opened its first Texas location in the Design District at 2222 Irving Blvd., where it's offering boarding, daycare, and grooming services, plus smaller spaces and personalized attention for sensitive pups. Their suites emphasize comfort and pay particular attention to sound reduction. Other amenities include a sofa lounge, padded floors, tufted play yards, and room service with dog treats. A daytime visit starts at $45, a night of boarding starts at $85 for one dog.

Yellow Rose by Kendra Scott
New jewelry and apparel brand opened in West Village with its second location in Texas. The designs put a modern twist on Western wear with hand-crafted jewelry, boots, and handbags. They've also partnered with other brands that can be found in store, including Wrangler denim, Westerly, Three Sons, Arloom, Juan Antonio leather jackets and handbags, HBarC, Daydreamer tees, and Ranch Road Boots. For an added touch, they offer Greek complimentary engraving service. The current Ranch-inspired collection features the $70 beau vintage gold boot short pendant and the $125 Ida vintage hoop earring.

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Knox Street news

3 global retailers to make Texas debut in Dallas' Knox St. development

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A rendering of the Knox St. project.

A giant mixed-use development in the Knox Street neighborhood that will include a hotel, office, residential, restaurants, and retail has revealed the first four stores moving in, and three are making their Texas debut: lifestyle brands Doen, Staud, and Toteme. TWP, which has a location at Highland Park Village, will also open up shop at Knox Street.

“After years of strategic planning and forging incredible partnerships, we are collaborating with the best brands and teams across every industry to create a truly distinct vision for world-class shopping, dining, hospitality, and residential living,” says Sabrina Gleizer, partner, BDT & MSD Partners, in the release.

The project is a joint venture partnership of MSD Partners, Trammell Crow Company, The Retail Connection, and Highland Park Village Associates. It sits on a four-acre site adjacent to the Katy Trail and is expected to open in 2026.

Upon completion, it will total one million square feet of mixed-use space, including a hotel managed by the Auberge Resorts Collection.

“We’re extremely excited to bring such a dynamic collection of prominent brands, with both global and local prestige, to Knox Street,” says Stephen Summers, head of retail leasing for Knox Street, in the release.

Without further delay, here are descriptions of all four retailers coming to Knox Street, as described, in full, in the release (including the all-CAPS style):

DÔEN
"Launched in 2016 and founded by Santa Barbara-born sisters, Margaret and Katherine Kleveland, and a Collective of partners, DÔEN is a digitally-led, multi-channel fashion and lifestyle brand. Their mission is to create lasting, beautiful collections while supporting individuals in all aspects of their organization, supply chain, and community. The collections celebrate womanhood, thoughtfully designed for women and the bustling, busy, and beautiful lives they live in their clothes. The pieces are meticulously crafted to be passed on for generations, evoking a timeless whimsy and an unapologetic femininity. The brand works with domestic and international partners who share their values and commitment to gender and social equality as well as giving back by partnering with foundations that directly benefit their employees and surrounding communities. DÔEN’s current shops include Brentwood Country Mart, Montecito Country Mart, Lido Marina Village and Marin Country Mart in California, in addition to locations in New York City, Sag Harbor and Nantucket."

STAUD
"In 2015, Sarah “Staud” Staudinger and George Augusto co-founded the LA-based lifestyle brand STAUD upon the idea that fashion shouldn’t just empower women – it should be accessible, too. At the heart of STAUD is design. Crafted at the intersection of timeless classics and perfect novelty, STAUD offers a collection of clothing, handbags, shoes and accessories to the modern woman who appreciates both. Current locations include Los Angeles, New York, Palm Beach, Boston, East Hampton, Nantucket, Georgetown, and a pop-up at MARKET in Highland Park Village."

TOTEME
"TOTEME is a fashion house rooted in Swedish sensibilities, modern aspirations and the notion of style. With an appreciation for women’s many roles and how pieces are worn in practice, TOTEME crafts emblematic designs with an emphasis on materiality and shape. Archetype pieces are examined through a female lens and realized with sumptuous fabrics, rich textures and graphic silhouettes. Representing a direct and decisive way of dressing, the collections are contextualized in curated edits, visuals and spaces. TOTEME was founded in 2014 by Elin Kling and Karl Lindman. From its atelier in Stockholm, the house creates ready-to-wear, shoes, bags, accessories and jewelry. TOTEME currently has store locations in New York City, Los Angeles, and Aspen."

TWP
"Trish Wescoat Pound has spent a lifetime dedicated to designing clothes for Women. Trish founded TWP to offer her own take on American sportswear; effortless, unbound, understated pieces that complement the reality of women’s lives. Raised in Oklahoma, although undoubtedly a New Yorker at heart, she blends the utilitarian spirit of the American Midwest with a metropolitan sensibility. Each season draws upon Trish’s core influences: American heritage workwear, men’s inspired shirting and tailoring, and the brand’s home, New York City. Working with her daughter, Jillian, a stylist, the duo leads the creative across the brand. This intergenerational dialogue – of relevance and wisdom – is a strong source of inspiration to all of Trish’s collections. TWP currently hosts a space in Highland Park Village, in addition to three stores in New York, a boutique in Palm Beach, West Hollywood, and Aspen."