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"Hey Friends! So I haven\u2019t seen anyone give their fave places to shop in the charming southern city of Dallas, so I had to give you mine (I have been going to school there...\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest\n\nSebastian\u2019s: cute boutique near SMU that makes me wish I could fill my sorority house closet (oh so tiny) with the Costume National and Christian Louboutin shoes. Also makes me wish that money grew on trees. Awesome dresses and tops that make dressing for class easy and oh-so-chic.Madewell 1937: L.O.V.E. Madewell clothes. Ok first let me preface by saying that I work here part-time during the school year (you would too if you had one in your city!). It\u2019s owned by the CEO of J.Crew, but don\u2019t think it\u2019s the same prep-style. It\u2019s got NYC-cool with touches of vintage styling and the skinny jeans make absolutely everyone look, well, skinny. I got a great pair of brown suede riding boots in the fall and wear them with everything. You have to own one of their long cotton scarves.Cotton Island: a fun little boutique right across from SMU that carries all the trendy staples and lots of little extras. Highland Park High School is close by too so it\u2019s definitely an afterschool shopping stop.Sam Moon: costume jewelry and funky handbags at prices that allow you to fill up your basket (literally) and not break your piggy bank. Walls and walls of earrings, necklaces, scarves, belts, etc. Room Service: where I pick up stuff to decorate my itty bitty room, which is actually only half a room because I have a sweetheart roommate. I always go for the shabby-chic-esque stuff that looks antiqued (real antiques have so much character. Love them).What are your fave places to shop in your town? (I def miss this one boutique in my hometown of Albuquerque called Elsa Ross. So far they are the only place in the city that sell Trapp candles&amp;amp;#xE2;&amp;amp;#xBF;&amp;amp;#xBF;Orange/Vanilla&amp;amp;#xE2;&amp;amp;#xBF;&amp;amp;#xBF;heavenly. MMMMM!)\n\nXoxo, Lauren"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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