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THE SHOPPING BAG

By guruscottyMay 31, 2022June 2nd, 2022No Comments

The Shopping Bag

Compiled by Meda Kessler

Spaces and faces: The forecast is good for style mavens as new shops open their doors with some big-name brands on the way.

Brooke Wright’s Vickery Boulevard shop is now more of a store than a studio. Photo by Meda Kessler

Brooke Wright Designs expands

Known for all things in print fabrics, from dresses and shirts to her custom-made skirts, the Fort Worth designer has increased hours and shopping days at her Vickery Boulevard studio. It’s a one-stop shop not only for her eponymous line of clothing and accessories, but also hats, handbags, art and more giftables. Shop online or by appointment, too. Watch her social media page for updates.

3986 W. Vickery Blvd., Fort Worth, 817-770-0955, brookewrightdesigns.com

Bette’s makes it a triple B for owner Jessica Breslin

With b kids and Birdie humming along on Fort Worth’s retail-friendly Camp Bowie Boulevard, owner Jessica Breslin now has a third shop, in The Shops at Clearfork. “I’ve always wanted to do something a little more upscale and fashion-forward for women,” says Breslin. “Birdie has its loyal customers, plus I wanted a different space for Bette’s.” Find designers such as Carolina K, Staud and Derek Lam 10 Crosby; Breslin says she’s excited about fall, when she’ll get to show off the full range of Bette’s offerings. As for the origin of the French name (pronounced Bets), it is a nod to her New Orleans roots.

The Shops at Clearfork, 5014 Gage Ave., Fort Worth, shopbettes.com

Jessica Breslin adds a third boutique, Bette’s, to her portfolio. Photos by Jill Johnson

IN THE WORKS

Photo by Meda Kessler

The new Gucci boutique at The Shops at Clearfork is in full build mode (it’s next to Louis V) with an anticipated fall opening. Meanwhile, you can snap a selfie with the mural along Monahans Avenue. Also headed to Clearfork, according to early building permit records, is Psycho Bunny, a contemporary menswear/kidswear brand known for its signature stitched bunny logo. For spring, Fort Worth artist Matt Cliff designed a T-shirt for the brand’s Artist Series.