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Find all your outdoor needs at REI

REI now has two locations in the metroplex, one in their original location just off 635 and one now in Plano by Park and Preston. They have everything you need and more for backpacking, traveling in general, hiking, camping, kayaking, and anything else you can think of that's "outdoorsy." They also sell Vibrams (those toe-finger running shoes) and it's a great place to find ski supplies and down jackets for a city that is nowhere near slopes of any kind and usually isn't below freezing. The staff is also knowledgeable when it comes to what you need and what you don't need for just about every outdoor activity.

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Find high fashion for a steal at the Shops at Park Lane

The Shops at Park lane (located just across 75 from North Park Center) is a new mixed-use development with retail stores and restaurants that follows the trend of an open-air shopping space with big sidewalks and apartments towering above. The retail stores all have the common theme of fashion at a bargain, with stores like Nordstrom's Rack, Sack's Off Fifth, Home Goods and the Bloomingdale's Outlet. There are also a few nice little eco-conscious boutiques like Reuse Jeans and Evol Society. There is also a Whole Foods and, while there are just a couple restaurants currently open, several more are "coming soon."

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Find fresh local produce year-round at the Dallas Farmer’s Market

The Dallas Farmer's Market has been serving Dallas with fresh local produce for 60 years. The market is open 362 days a year (closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's) from 8 am to 6 pm. The vendors at the market offer all kinds of produce as well as meat, flowers and shrubs, and local honey. There are also some produce vendors from out of state (don't worry, everything is marked if buying local is your cup of tea) in addition to eateries and gourmet food vendors. They also host all kinds of classes throughout the year ranging from cooking and fitness classes to more "how-to" classes (as in, how to pickle things).

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Revamp your interiors at the Dallas Design District

The Dallas Design District, located just west of Downtown Dallas, consists of a series of shops, vendors and art galleries and is known as the go-to place for professional interior designers. In the past few years the showrooms have opened up their doors to the public, foregoing their former "strictly to the trade only" policies. While the showrooms have a reputation of being on the pricey side, the Design District is a great place to find that one stellar piece that brings a whole space together or to deck out a whole room or abode for the loftier budgets. The showrooms also vary in aesthetic, from classic or modern to utterly eclectic, providing high quality furniture, accents and art for all interior tastes.

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Find something funky at Lula B’s

Lula B's is a spacious little antique mall in Deep Ellum touting "cool stuff for cool people," and with good reason. Over 80 vendors specialize in items from the 50's 60's and 70's and sell everything you need (and everything you didn't know you needed) that's vintage, retro, antique, collectible or just plain cool and funky. From farmhouse kitchen gadgets and designer clothes to vintage cowboy boots and vinyl, Lula B's makes it hard to leave empty handed. A trip to Lula B's is no "quick trip" kind of deal - make time to get lost amongst the brick-a-brack. As an added bonus, Lula B's has expanded to two locations with another store in the Dallas Design District. Can we say oozits and whatzits galore?

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Find foliage at North Haven Gardens

North Haven Gardens has been a plant and landscape shopping destination in Dallas for over 60 years. Whether you just need to spruce up an apartment, are looking to grow a vegetable garden or planning some serious landscaping, you can find what you need at North Haven Gardens. A friendly and supportive staff is always around to answer any questions and they offer garden coaching for those that could use a little extra help. The organic garden coaching is a particular favorite of patrons. North Haven also has a variety of free classes and talks of all things gardening every month from discovering heat hardy plants to floral design to gardening 101.

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Shop, eat, and catch a flick at Mockingbird Station

Mockingbird Station is a great place to shop when you're looking for a few of those "mall" favorites but don't want to deal with the hassle of the mall. Pick up your necessities at Bath and Body Works, Ann Taylor, The Gap or Victoria's Secret and then find that something extra special at one of their boutiques, such as Movida or Francesca's collections. Mockingbird Station is home to several little restaurants to get a quick bite or post-shop cocktail, as well as the Angelika Film Center, great for checking out the latest indie flicks. It's also conveniently located just north of downtown, right on the DART Rail stop.

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Give your home an exotic touch at Wisteria

Known for their extensive catalog and specializing in exotic imported furniture and decor, Wisteria has one brick and mortar in the form of an outlet store on Cedar Springs, just across from Love Field. The outlet store is a great place to look for deals and specials, or just to check out their merch in person before making a purchase. Their warehouse-esque location is a treasure trove of beautiful furniture and home furnishings from lands far away and bursts at the seams with that "world-traveler" aesthetic. From accent pieces to furniture, Wisteria is the perfect place to find that perfect piece that brings a room together. Expect exotic pieces like bone-inlaid dressers and tables from India, trunks and Buddha statues from China, and textiles from the world over.

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Get ‘yer western gear at the Fort Worth Stockyards

Whether you are just visiting or live in the area, spending time in DFW often warrants a need for those western, Texas-themed goods, be it leather coasters for a souvenir, over sized wooden furniture for a man cave, or Texas-shaped anything. The best cluster of western stores and boutique style shops can be found around the Fort Worth Stockyards. The various shopping establishments at the Stockyards offer western goods such as Wranglers, western antiques, furniture, boots and even saddles. While some of the merch falls into the "Texas kitsch" category, that's kind of the point. For your more typical souvenirs, check out the giant, obvious-placed assortment of souvenir shops. For something a little more unique (like leather coasters made by a real Texas inmate), check the side roads for consignment stores and boutiques.

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Northpark Center is upscale shopping at its finest

Northpark Center is a staple for Dallas shopping. The store directory alone has its own bragging rights with representation from top designers such as Betsy Johnson, Versace, Gucci and the list goes on. Northpark Center also dons a collection of fine art and installations throughout the building with acquisitions by Nancy A. Nasher. Northpark’s restaurants and eateries are also better-than-your-average food court. The official food court has a Paciugo, a Which Which and a Snappy Salads, and their restaurants include fancy favorites Luna De Noche, Maggiano’s and McKormick and Schmick’s Seafood. As if all that wasn’t enough, Northpark is the future home to Dallas’ first and only H&M opening later this year. Pardon me while I squeal with excitement.

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Voodoo Chile is the thrift shop to end all thrift shops

This small, psychedelic thrift shop located off Greenville Ave (around the corner from the Libertine) is the place to go when you’re bored with all the other thrift shops. It’s jam-packed with curiosities galore, from artistically crazy masks to vinyl to racks of vintage clothes and anything else you would never think you needed to buy. Don’t be fooled by the small exterior; there is no lack of merchandise. You could spend hours in this place searching for objects that lurk in the shadows. The merch is also constantly changing, so each visit proves to be a new experience. It’s a true hoarder’s delight.

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Gift Woes? Fête-ish Is the Gifting Doctor

When faced with the challenge of buying a gift for the person who has Picture 15everything, there is one shop that has become the go-to for exactly this type of crisis.  Fête-ish features unique and anything-but-typical merchandise that will guarantee a successful find.  Decorative accessories, furniture, art and handmade works from local artisans gives you an array of choices at every price point. Since everyone loves a pleasant smelling abode, check out the home fragrances like Trapp Private Gardens, Tyler, Voluspa and La-Tee-Da. If you're searching for uncommon wedding gifts and trinkets, don't worry- Fête-ish carries products from celebrity wedding planner Mindy Weiss's wedding collection. And holidays? You won't want to miss the vast collection of Christmas trees, fabulous ornaments, and creative gift ideas that will light up even the most sour Scrooge.  So, when struggling to find that perfect gift, take the short drive to Fête-ish and pick up something fresh, fun and festive that will cure what ails you.

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Artfully Arrange Your Space at The Arrangement

Picture 17When Dallas shoppers set out to find rustic elegance for their homes, for over two decades they have sought out The Arrangement. The home furnishings store boasts its collection of “one-of-a-kind, elegant pieces, rich in our native western heritage." But don’t be fooled, if western isn’t your taste, there are plenty of Tuscan and modern mountain-inspired pieces to round out your abode. The sky is the limit when it comes to decorating with The Arrangement, since custom pieces can be ordered and made specifically with your floor plan or architect’s vision in mind. Distressed chocolate brown leather, buttery soft pillows and hand painted pottery will excite even the most discerning decorator. Whether you’re adding a bit of Texas flair or creating an entirely western themed space, The Arrangement will transform any room into a masterpiece.

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8,000 Square Feet of Designer Joy at Forty Five Ten

Picture 26Ever wonder what your favorite Hollywood types fill their closets and homes with? Look no further than this 8,000 square foot store for the answers. Housing a mix of fashion, accessories, and homeware, it has attracted a celebrity clientele that ranges from Laura Bush to local Angie Harmon. Boasting a huge collection for both men and women, the range goes from Fragments jewelry designer Mallary Marks to chic menswear from Tom Ford to funky designer Commes des Garcons to elegant Givenchy to Murano glass specialists Venini to (gasp!) menswear's Michael Bastian. If taking in all this fabulous fashion gets too much for one day, refresh and relax at the chic lunchspot T-Room. Forty Five Ten puts a new meaning on the expression of having everything- and eating your cake, too!

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Sleek Brow Shaping at Zaibees

Madonna, Cher, Prince- all these stars are so big they only need one name. Picture 50Now, meet Zaibee. Her eyebrow shaping technique is so exquisite and in demand, she has no time for walk-ins anymore. Here’s how it works: Zaibee bites down on one end of a thread, while uprooting brow hair with the other, follicle by follicle. Yes, Zaibee specializes in the ancient Indian threading, which is the hot alternative to eyebrow waxing. If your arch doesn't need any touching, Zaibees also specializes in skin, hair, and nails needs. In keeping with the unique Indian theme, you can even come out with an authentic Indian henna tattoo in the middle of Texas.
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