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.

Levenity’s designer Venny Etienne is known primarily for his jackets and coats.

Brand Assembly is expected to bring about 40 vendors to the Mart in March.

The exhibit at Dallas Contemporary looks back at 10 years of Mary Katrantzou designs.

The interior designer and lifestyle authority collaborated on fall clothing, jewelry, shoes and accessories for the three-year-old brand.

While pleased with fall business, retailers played it safe and bought narrowly to fill in later. Most said they were holding spending at the same level as last fall.

The custom cars are among the retailer’s famed “Fantasy” gifts for the holidays and cost $440,000 each.

The 43rd annual Crystal Ball Charity Fashion Show and Luncheon was a fitting conclusion to a week that marked the retailer’s 110th anniversary.

The new outpost is the third store the company has opened since last August.

The Dallas Market Center enjoyed its highest attendance in more than 10 years.

The artist was in town for the U.S. introduction of his red Balloon Rabbit, blue Balloon Monkey and yellow Balloon Swan as limited-edition porcelain figures produced by Bernardaud.