Buyers responded to details including grommets, contrasting trims, athletic stripes, fringe and embroidery.

The brand is reentering U.S. wholesale after pulling out of the market in 2012.

Courteille showcased 50 of her jewel-encrusted, 18-karat gold creations, many inspired by the indigenous cultures of Argentina and Guatemala.

The two brands won the group’s Rising Star Award for men’s and women’s fashion, respectively.

The brand presented racks of fall coats and ready-to-wear plus some resort items made specifically for the event.

The 14,000-square-foot Texas store focuses on collections from online-only brands.

The two designers received awards from the Dallas chapter of Fashion Group International.

Novelty fashions continued to dominate, with an emphasis on embroidery, petal and pearl embellishments, lively prints and color.

Dallas Symphony Orchestra League chose Lela Rose to receive the inaugural Fashion Notes Designer Award.

The annual 10 Best Dressed Women of Dallas Luncheon at Neiman Marcus’ downtown flagship raised $900,000.

Celebrities who have carried L.O.N.B. bags include Kate Moss, Rachel Weisz, Daniel Craig and Liv Tyler.

Among those attending were Nick Wooster, former Forty Five Ten executives Brian Bolke and Taylor Tomasi Hill, art consultants and dealers Lisa and John Runyon and blogger Jane Aldridge.

The exhibition at the NorthPark Center looks at the American West’s influence on fashion.

The Dallas Market Center saw gains in new buyers and retailers from the West, Southeast and central U.S.

The pop-up will have a culinary focus but also offer fashion and accessories and will remain open until June 3.