The Coolest Ways to Shop in Dallas This April — The Pop-Ups, Trunk Shows, and Unique Sales to Know
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By Caitlin Clark //
Dallas shopping is always good, but unique events, visiting brands, and inspired retail experiences make it even better. These are the coolest ways to shop in Dallas this April 2023.

Rivet Utility’s Park Cities Trunk Show
There’s no staple that nails the comfy-cool ethos quite like a great jumpsuit. Rivet Utility’s linen, cotton, and denim styles offer a flattering option for every occasion, from oversized to tailored, slick to utilitarian.
This Thursday and Friday, the California-based and its founder, Daun Dees, are swinging through Dallas for a trunk show in the Park Cities. Appointments are by reservation only (Kristin@rivetutility.com) and the address will be sent upon RSVP.
Thursday, April 13th | 4-6 pm
Friday, April 14th | 11 am – 3:30 pm

The Latin American Edit at Neighborhood Goods
The innovative retail concept — launched in Plano’s Legacy West in 2018 before opening in New York, Austin, and (soon) Newport Beach — is kicked off a two-month pop-up highlighting eight emerging Latin American brands on Thursday, March 9. The unique, high-quality assortment includes apparel, shoes, accessories, and home décor by Mexican, Colombian, and Venezuelan designers.

The Conservatory x Leatherology Mother’s Day Pop-Up
Dallas-based Leatherology’s vast collection of full-grain leather goods is crafted with personalization and every category of recipient in mind. Simply put: they’ve nailed the recipe for the perfect present. In honor of Mother’s Day, the direct-to-consumer brand is hosting a pop-up within The Conservatory on Two’s gorgeous Highland Park Village shop, so you can shop totes, wallets, and decorative trays IRL.
April 3 – April 29 | 10 am – 6 pm
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