Back to school. Back to school. How does a glowing Texan summer seem to linger and slide through our fingertips at the same time? And whether you’re excited or less excited about August, we’re here to supplement your serotonin with a solid selection of retail therapies. Where does it go first?
Allie + Bess
The Dallas-based, women-owned jewelry brand just launched its first Game Day collection of stackable pearl bracelets designed for Tailgaters and college students. The first line includes 22 curated stacks that come in a variety of sizes, with more stacks being added every week. Do you see your school not represented? Buyers can even create their own batch using their favorite team’s colors. Use code GAMEDAY10 for a 10 percent discount.
Bird gray
Calling All Brides and Bridal Showers: The popular clothing brand, known for its $ 99 bridesmaid dresses, makes an appearance at Neighborhood Goods in Plano. Held on Friday, August 13th from 11 am-5pm and Saturday, August 14th from 10 am-5pm, this two-day event is the perfect opportunity to browse chic bridesmaid dresses with your pals. Participation perks include free shipping and samples. RSVP here.
Black Business Month at Legacy West
In honor of Black Business Month, Legacy West Shopping Center in Plano will host pop-up shops of various black-owned shops every Thursday through Sunday, August 12-29, giving shoppers the option of local vendors support. The range includes Just M Case (face masks and PPE), Artistry of Essential Oils (essential oils), House of Dasha (women’s fashion in sizes Small-3X), TuffBaby’s Organic Essentials (natural healing products), Aubri Jaiel Beauty (healthy skin care), and much more. A full list of providers can be found on the website.
Camilla
Australia’s famous Bondi Beach-based brand, founded by designer and artist Camilla Franks, is ready to showcase their bespoke bohemian pieces in Dallas. They opened their first Texas office at the NorthPark Center in Dallas. The range includes women’s, men’s and children’s fashion, swimwear and accessories. There is also a small house collection. The new boutique is on level one near Nordstrom and next to Psycho Bunny.
Rock
The Dallas-based lifestyle and children’s clothing brand, headed by Catalina Gonzalez, has launched a unique collection just in time for school. The Dondolo Gives Collection benefits the Ashford Rise School of Dallas, whose goal is to provide high quality early childhood education services to children with and without disabilities in an inclusive setting. Fifty percent of all purchases go directly to the school. Check out the collection here.
Stay at the Dignity Thrift Studio
Those with a passion for philanthropy and interior design look forward to this pop-up all year round. The almost month-long event is the perfect time to buy a variety of vignettes put together by prominent local designers. The proceeds will go to Dwell with Dignity, which design helps families with children escape poverty and homelessness. This year’s pop-up is located at 175 Oak Lawn Avenue and will be open to the public from August 27 to September 25, daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. A full list of designers can be found here.
Enthusiastic about fashion
The ultimate online source for used luxury handbags and accessories has partnered with Planos Neighborhood Goods. A curated selection of Chanel, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Celine and more are now showcased on the floor of this retail space to start a long-term partnership with the business.
kitten
Kittenish, the brainchild of country singer and influencer Jessie James Decker, wife of former NFL pro Eric Decker (who is the company’s president), opened on Saturday the 14th. Decker founded the fun and flirtatious brand with the intent of outfits too that allow women to express themselves through fashion. The West Village Store is located at 3699 McKinney Ave., Suite 315.
Knox Street Pop-Up Park Event
Dallasites are invited to give back on Saturday August 21st by participating in this pop-up park event in partnership with Dallas Community Partners. From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., shoppers can stop by 3311 Knox St. to donate school supplies for local students. Once you’ve dropped off your wares, enjoy food and drink, handicrafts and of course all of your favorite vendors. Click here for a list of the most needed school supplies.
Night markets in Uptown
McKinney & Olive is launching a new monthly market on August 13th that is sure to be a great time in the outside plaza. Attendees can shop for stalls filled with locally made goods while enjoying food and drink, live music, and lawn games. This free event runs from 6pm to 10pm and all ages are welcome.
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