2014
DALLAS
SHOPPING
GUIDE
INCLUDING ALLEN, FRISCO
& WAXAHACHIE
LuxuRy Goods
There’s no shortage of luxury labels in Dallas—on the
shelves of its most exclusive boutiques and on the arms of
its most glamorous women. Galleria Dallas is a great place
to stock up on labels from names like Louis Vuitton, Gucci
and Michael Kors. Highland Park Village sits in
one of Dallas’ most desirable zip codes, so
it should come as no surprise that the
open-air shopping spot is home to
Chanel, Christian Louboutin,
YSL, Alexander McQueen,
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Henderson Avenue occupies several blocks to the east
of Central Expressway, and is known for its excellent dining
and unique boutiques. Our faves include The Gypsy Wagon,
noted among the best boutiques in Dallas by countless
publications including ShopAcrossTexas.com’s “Hit List.”
Expect apparel and accessories with a boho slant,
along with cowboy boots and vintage-inspired
home accents.
Further east sits Milk + Honey, known for
stocking private boutique labels at
shockingly affordable prices. Milk +
Honey’s semi-annual clearance sale is
not to be missed, when prices
storewide are slashed by at least 40%.
Strutting down the
corridors of NorthPark
The Knox Street area sits on
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Versace, Bottega Veneta,
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tion Hardware, Crate & Barrel, Z Gallerie
and Michael Kors surround you.
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Meanwhile, Neiman Marcus at
stand-alone location of Kate Spade brightens up
NorthPark carries all the major designer
the block with its colorful, girly apparel and accessocollections, from Armani to Zac Posen, plus handbag
ries. At the corner of Knox and Cole, you’ll find lululemon
boutiques from names like Prada and Fendi.
athletica, and one door down is Steven Alan, home to a
If you’ve spotted a designer name in your favorite
fashion magazine or blog, Stanley Korshak has it. One of
the most luxe shopping spots in Dallas, Stanley Korshak
resides at the elegant Hotel Crescent Court and carries
names like Prabal Gurung, Jimmy Choo, Roberto Cavalli,
Giambattista Valli and more.
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Forty Five Ten sits on Dallas’ uber-trendy
McKinney Avenue, and it‘s easily the chicest boutique in the
city. A neon sign inscribed with “happiness is expensive”
greets shoppers when they walk through the door, and it’s
an homage to what’s in store. Only the best-of-the-best
brands and collections for men and women hit the racks at
Forty Five Ten, like Balenciaga, Saint Laurent, Givenchy and
Proenza Schouler. There’s also a well-edited selection of
designer home goods and accessories.
lineup of “It” brands like A.P.C. and Band of Outsiders.
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From Knox Street, head south on McKinney Avenue for
home furnishings must-sees Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams,
Jonathan Adler and Design Within Reach. Forty Five Ten
takes up residence at 4510 McKinney Ave., and is known for
its stellar selection of high-end designer apparel and
accessories from the likes of Céline, Proenza Schouler,
Givenchy, Maison Martin Margiela, Rick Owens and many
more. Dallas women in the know lunch at Forty Five Ten’s
exclusive restaurant, T Room, housed in the back of the store.
Two blocks west of McKinney Ave. on Travis Street
sits Dallas “Hit List” store Grange Hall, whose vibe can only
be described as dark, yet beautiful. Expect unusual art and
home accents, edgy jewelry and luxe apothecary items.
WHICH STORES
SHOULD WE HIT TODAY?
Neiman Marcus NorthPark: A Texas-born
luxury institution, the NorthPark Center
location is the best of the best.
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Stanley Korshak: The only Texas store of its
kind, Stanley Korshak is a stand-alone
department store specializing in select
merchandise from top designers for men
and women.
The Gypsy Wagon: The Gypsy Wagon is a
Henderson Avenue institution specializing
in boho-chic clothing and jewelry, along
with cowboy boots and vintage-inspired
home accents.
2014 Dallas Hit List
Dallas is a shopping adventure like
no other, and this year’s Dallas
Hit List reflects the diversity
Dallas shopping has to offer.
Blue Print: Blue Print’s showroom affords
a unique shopping experience, showcasing
gorgeous home décor finds against the
backdrop of a beautiful home on Fairmount
Street.
Grange Hall: This contemporary store
carries jewelry, art and home accents with a
slightly dark—yet beautiful—edge.
Highland Park Village: Established in 1931,
this open-air shopping spot features
high-end boutiques including Chanel,
Christian Louboutin, DVF, Tory Burch and
Scoop NYC.
L.bartlett: This West Village boutique has all
the latest trends from all the latest brands,
like J Brand, Parker and Amanda Uprichard.
Milk + Honey: Well-loved boutique lines at
shockingly affordable prices fill this
Henderson Avenue boutique. The sale room
is a must-see.
1) GALLERIA DALLAS – LBJ Frwy.
at the Dallas North Tollway 972.702.7100
galleriadallas.com
2) NORTHPARK CENTER – Northwest Hwy. at North
Central Expwy. | 214.363.7441 | northparkcenter.com
Wisteria: Dallas is home to the only physical
location of this catalog home décor company,
specializing in global style that ranges from
industrial to European shabby chic.
4) ANTIQUES ON RIVERFRONT – area north of Woodall
Rodgers Hwy. and west of I-35 | N. Riverfront Blvd.
Antiques on Riverfront: Dallas’ Riverfront
Boulevard is home to more than 10—and
growing—antique stores offering everything
from furniture dating back to the 1800s to
mid-century modern finds.
Dallas Design District: Named by The New
York Times as Dallas’ “It” district, this is
where Texas’ most fashionable and fabulous
shop for their home décor needs.
The Hit List highlights the best
shopping (from luxury to home décor,
budget-friendly to splurge-worthy) in
44 Texas cities. We put some serious
mileage on our pick-ups searching high
and low for stores big and small that have
that certain “je ne sais quoi.”*
Between our readers’ votes and our
own discoveries, we determine which
stores merit the “HIT LIST” designation.
Visit ShopAcrossTexas.com every May
to vote for your favorite Texas stores.
*Texas translation: these stores are $!%#ing awesome, y’all.
3) DESIGN DISTRICT – area between Wycliff Ave. and
Continental Ave. west of I-35 | dallasdesigndistrict.com
5) LOVERS LANE – Lovers Lane and Dallas North Tollway
6) KNOX-HENDERSON – area north of Uptown,
east and west of North Central Expwy.
knoxhenderson.com
7) HIGHLAND PARK VILLAGE –
southwest corner of
Mockingbird Ln.
and Preston Rd.
214.443.9898
hpvillage.com
8) UPTOWN – area bordered
by Knox St./Henderson Ave.,
Central Expwy., Woodall Rodgers Hwy.
and Cedar Springs Rd.
DFW Airport
Lovers Lane
Knox
Love Field
Airport
McKinney
Forty Five Ten: The world-renown
McKinney Avenue boutique highlights the best
of designer women’s and menswear
collections each season, along with a wellcurated collection of home goods and gifts.
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Uncommon Market: This home décor
outpost is an eclectic mecca of antique finds
from around the world.
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9) WATTERS CREEK – Central Expwy. north to Bethany Dr.
exit in Allen | 972.747.8000 | watterscreek.com
10) ALLEN PREMIUM OUTLETS – Central Expwy.
north to Stacy Rd. exit in Allen
972.678.7000 | premiumoutlets.com
11) THE VILLAGE AT ALLEN & THE VILLAGE AT FAIRVIEW –
intersection of Central Expwy. and Stacy Rd. in
Allen | 972.678.4939 | thevillageshopping.com
FRISCO
12) FURNITURE ROW / FRISCO – area bordered by Hwy. 121
Dallas North Tollway and Preston Rd.
13) STONEBRIAR CENTRE – Hwy. 121 and Preston Rd. in
Frisco (15 mi. north of LBJ Frwy.) | 972.668.6255
shopstonebriar.com
WAXAHACHIE
14) HISTORIC DOWNTOWN SQUARE –
Full of charming retail secrets
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To Grand Prairie
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The stretch of Lovers Lane just east of the Dallas
North Tollway is a hot spot for Dallas' savviest shoppers.
Start at Elements, a Dallas institution for looks from
lesser-known designers from L.A. and Europe like Mara
Hoffman, M Missoni, McQ by Alexander McQueen and
Marchesa Voyage. Next door, Elle—Elements’ sister
store—stocks more affordable, trend-driven styles from
brands like T-Bags and Rachel Pally. Just a few doors down,
Adeline specializes in styles for the fashionista on a budget.
Private boutique labels abound at unbelievable prices.
Shoppers in the know shop the Dallas Design District
when their spaces need an update. Once considered off-limits to
the public, many of the Design District’s long-time to-the-tradeonly showrooms and shops are now open to everyone.
Just south of the Design District sits a cluster of shops on
Riverfront Boulevard that are an antique lover’s dream.
Family-owned Uncommon Market is a Dallas must-see that’s
home to 44,000 square feet of antique finds from around the
globe. A variety of vendors fill White Elephant Antique
Warehouse’s 23,000 square foot interior with everything from
turquoise foo dog lamps to symphony harps. Lost...Antiques and
Found...Antiques are a pair of family-owned stores whose
inventories differ. At Lost, expect a selection of finds ranging from
the 1880s to the 1970s, that includes a vintage motorcycle shop.
Found is a smaller space, where vintage and antique furniture
mingle inside, while architectural finds line the backyard.
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Collage 20th Century Classics is a treasure trove of
museum-quality mid-century finds from names like Finn Juhl and
Paul Laszlo. Lula B’s West might remind you of visiting your
eccentric relative’s house, loaded with barware from the 1950s
and 1960s, 1970s furniture, lighting and a selection of
vintage cowboy boots.
Art of Old India
specializes in furnishings from
This long-time
India, Turkey and East Africa, and one
trade-only district
block over, ivy-covered East & Orient
has changed its tune.
Company holds French, English and
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Continental furniture sourced primarily
from Europe. If you have something in mind,
but can’t find the right piece, the experts at
Highgate House can replicate items in 18th- or 19th-century
French or English design.
For the more contemporary, Design District mainstays
BoConcept and Ligne Roset join local favorite Scott + Cooner
as definitive sources for contemporary and modern furniture.
The sister trio at Smink have made a name for themselves
when it comes to all things modern—art, furniture, accessories
and everything in between. Relatively new MID2MOD purposely
resets once a month to keep its 4,000 square feet of
mid-century and new designer selections fresh, and 14,000
square foot Scout Design Studio is stocked with sleek
midcentury chairs, lacquered Hollywood Regency consoles and
unexpected accessories.
If it’s deals you’re after, head to Vinya, where owners and
mother-daughter duo’s relationships with top Dallas showrooms
mean you can score overstock deals on names like Holly Hunt,
Baker, Donghia and vintage Herman Miller and Eames alongside
a large selection of consignment décor.
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Across the street, Hemline serves up affordable
boutique lines along with names like French Connection,
Hudson and Sam Edelman. A few doors down, Lou*Lou is
another favorite spot for affordable, yet on-trend clothing,
shoes and jewelry from small boutique brands and labels
like Melie Bianco and Charles by Charles David. Mine is a
girly boutique known for its airy space and must-have
pieces from brands like Yumi Kim, Kensie, Amanda
Uprichard, BB Dakota and Chan Luu.
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WAXAHACHIE
Outlet Shopping
GalleRia Dallas
Sometimes the best part of shopping is the thrill of the
hunt—for an amazing deal, that is. World-class outlet
shopping abounds in Dallas, so get ready to start saving.
It’s clear why Galleria Dallas attracts tens of millions of
shoppers every year. The three-level shopping
mega-spot is anchored by Nordstrom and
Macy’s, in addition to a brand new
Belk, opening in spring 2014. More
than 200 specialty boutiques
complete the Galleria Dallas
shopping experience.
Allen Premium Outlets is a go-to spot for scoring
current season styles from your favorite brands at a
fraction of the retail price. BCBG Max Azria carries a
stellar selection of special occasion dresses, perfect for
homecoming, prom, and formal weddings, while Coach and
Michael Kors have your favorite label-adorned bags, shoes
and accessories for a steal. Last Call by Neiman Marcus
is a one-stop shop for your favorite Neiman’s finds for the
whole family at deep discounts.
Grand Prairie Premium Outlets is great for scoring
deals from your favorite stores like Charlotte Russe,
American Eagle Outfitters, DKNY, Joe’s Jeans, Vince
Camuto and Kate Spade. You can also shop brands from
department stores at outlets like Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5th
and Bloomingdale’s the Outlet Store.
The Shops at Park Lane in Dallas is also home to
Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5th and Bloomingdale’s the
Outlet Store, plus Nordstrom Rack and HomeGoods.
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Galleria Dallas is home
to regional one-of-a-kind
stores like American Girl
Boutique and Bistro,
BCBGeneration, Brahmin,
Carlo Pazolini, Karen Millen,
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High-low lovers appreciate the
mix of luxury storefronts Louis Vuitton,
Gucci and Michael Kors along with
fast-fashion outposts Shasa, H&M and Forever 21. In
addition, shop activewear at lululemon athletica and home
décor at Pottery Barn.
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Shopping is an art at NorthPark Center, where stores
mingle with art. NorthPark Center is home to the U.S.
flagship location of Neiman Marcus, along with Nordstrom,
Macy’s and Dillard’s, plus a selection of high-end designer
names like Louis Vuitton, Valentino, Oscar de la Renta,
Bottega Veneta, Burberry, Versace and Gucci. More
notable names include LEGO, the only Nike brand experience store in Dallas, Apple and Kate Spade.
Cutting-edge boutiques Intermix and Gregory’s have
their fingers on the pulse of fashion. Luxe jewelry brands
David Yurman, Helen Ficalora, Bulgari, Rolex, Eiseman
Jewelers and Cartier complete NorthPark’s head-to-toe
luxury offerings.
NorthPark Center also has H&M and Forever 21,
where trends reign supreme at budget-friendly prices. Free
People, Juicy Couture, Urban Outfitters, Abercrombie
& Fitch and Hollister outfit teens and tweens in the styles
they crave, while J.Crew, Elie Tahari, Anthropologie, and
Ted Baker serve up more sophisticated styles.
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Just 26 miles south of Downtown Dallas, Waxahachie is
a historical treasure, complete with a beautifully restored
courthouse in the center of its town square.
Some of our favorite antique stores surround the
square, including My Father’s House, Crooked
Creek Farms, and The Dove’s Nest. Plan to dine at
The Dove’s Nest’s adjoining restaurant—it’s the best!
Webb Gallery is a must-see, with its off-the-wall
blend of folk art and the unusual. Plain Jane & Co.
is anything but, stocked with women’s fashions and
home accents with a decidedly “Texan” flare. Red
Barn Flea Market has a little bit of everything, from
handmade goods to home décor to apparel and shoes.
Big changes are in store for Waxahachie this year.
Developer Jim Lake, known for his innovative investments in
Dallas’ Bishop Arts and Design District projects, and Amanda
Moreno have purchased six buildings on the square with plans
to restore them as restaurants, stores and homes. They expect
to complete phase one of the project by October 2014.
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Consider Allen your one-stop spot for everything from
megastores like Macy’s and Dillard’s to outlets and small boutiques.
Visitors flock to Allen Premium Outlets to score serious deals on
name brands from Michael Kors, Coach, Brooks Brothers, Elie
Tahari and Last Call by Neiman Marcus. Watters Creek serves up
a unique shopping experience in a resort-style setting dotted with
lush greens and waterfalls, where boutiques range from Vera
Bradley and Willa to Anthropologie and Charming Charlie.
Just east of Central Expressway along Stacy Road sit
The Village at Allen and The Village at Fairview. The two centers
are a hub for big names like Macy’s, Dillard’s, HomeGoods,
JCPenney and regional one-of-a-kind Cabela’s, a veritable
outdoorsman’s paradise.
stores you can't miss in Allen
Allen Premium Outlets: Your favorite names at a fraction of the price
Cabela’s: 10,000 square feet of sporting goods
Watters Creek: Boutiques like Francesca’s, Willa and Vera Bradley
If shopping is your favorite pastime, Frisco is just your
kind of city. A cluster of home furnishings stores, known as
Furniture Row, is home to North Texas’ only location of
IKEA, along with favorites like Haverty‘s, Rooms to Go,
Ethan Allen and Ashley Furniture.
Just beyond Furniture Row sits Stonebriar Centre,
where you’ll find Nordstrom, Michael Kors, The LEGO Store
and Apple. H&M is slated to open at Stonebriar in fall 2014.
Sam Moon Trading Co. is a must-visit for fashion accessories
at wholesale prices, while designer looks abound at Sussie’s
and Confections Boutique & Bags. For a taste of local flare,
check out Frisco Mercantile, where 250+ vendors showcase
everything from apparel and home décor to unique gifts and
accessories under one roof.
stores you can't miss in FRISCO
Sussie’s: On-trend feminine styles
IKEA: Sleek home furnishings at impressive prices
Sam Moon Trading Co.: Wall-to-wall accessories
Frisco Mercantile: 250+ vendors under one roof
Confections Boutique & Bags: On-trend apparel and accessories