Peachy the Magazine October/November 2013 | Page 67

ON THE GO

For a low-key adventure if you have
seniors and children aboard, try The
Trinity River Audubon Center. Bird
watching, nature tours, trail walking
and canoeing are all at your fingertips
just 10 minutes outside of Dallas!
Upscale Clothing: If well edited,
designer clothing is your point of
view, Forty Five Ten is a unique to
Dallas specialty store with a national
audience. If riotous shoes make you
swoon, Gregory’s (at NorthPark) is
great fun. V.O.D. (at Victory Park)
is the place for those up-and-coming
designers on every editors lips, but
not yet widely known. Highland Park
Village and North Park Center sport
all of Dallas’s high-end designer
stores. In the uptown/downtown
area Stanley Korshak and the flagship
Neiman Marcus store are always fashionable destinations! Of local flavor,
Betty Reiter in Preston Center is the
only door for Krizia and Yeohlee
in Dallas and just around the corner
is Carla Martinengo’s decidedly European specialty store.
Mens’s Clothing: Traffic Los Angeles
downtown for the edgiest menswear
and leathers, Edo Popken in the design
district for colorful shirting and jackets,

Grange Hall is Dallas’
purveyor of dark glamour for the
home and glorious hardware for
your body. Curated by owners
Rajahn Patel and Jeffrey Marion Lee,
their unequaled curiosities are now
available online. This is my kind of
beauty and I love it when anything
arrives in a Grange Hall box!
SHOPPING:

and Stanley Korshak at The Crescent for
superb haberdashery. There’s a capsule collection of menswear at Alexander McQueen and Versace at NorthPark
is equally slick. For more casual, Billy
Reid is always easy! 
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