It's time to stay ahead of the curve and get ready for warmer weather before the thermostats reach triple digits. Brands are rolling out fresh collections featuring bright colors, bold prints, and the ever-necessary lightweight fabric that makes dressing for Houston's hot temperatures a breeze.
This month, we've rounded up the best places to shop, from stylish accessories to must-see pop-ups and new collections.
A Bientôt
The River Oaks staple has spring colors and glamour covered with their latest arrivals. Everything is available from sparkling jewelry to clothing from notable brands, including Vilagallo, Hinson Wu, and Mersea. Shoppers can also snag seasonal accessories including bags, scarves, and the latest fashionable umbrellas from Original Duckhead.
The City Market
POST Houston is hosting The City Market 2025 on Friday, April 11 from 2-8 pm and Saturday, April 12 from 10 am to 5 pm (401 Franklin St). Presented by the Houston Junior Forum, the annual event offers a curated shopping experience featuring a wide range of merchants, including unique boutique gifts, accessories, original art, gourmet food, clothing, jewelry, and more.
Consuela
Consuela, the vibrant Texas-and Mexico-based fashion and lifestyle brand known for its handcrafted designs, has much to celebrate. It expanded into Greater Houston with a new store at Katy's LaCenterra development and is celebrating its 20th anniversary. The Cinco Ranch outpost is the brand's first Houston-area store where customers can find the bright styles they are known for.
Elizabeth Anthony
This April, Elizabeth Anthony is hosting many fun events in-store, including jewelry designer appearances, European designer trunk shows, and pop-up shops. Zimmermann is hosting a Spring Pop-up Shop through April 20, featuring their iconic women's collection along with the adorable kids line. Detailed information about the events is available here.
Erly
Texans Jamie Chandlee, CEO and co-founder of Rank & Style, and board-certified dermatologist Dr. Hallie McDonald Austin just launched the latest buzzy-brand Erly – a community-focused, approachable skincare brand with the belief that "doing less, does more." They will host a pop-up on Tuesday, April 8, from 11 am-3 pm at The Avenue, 3209 Westheimer Rd.
Houston Clothing Swap
Houston Clothing Swap, organized by the nonprofit Conscious Consumer Collective, is back with its annual event. Bring an unlimited amount of lightly worn clothing and browse through a collection of donated pieces, all while reducing textile waste and embracing a more eco-friendly way to shop. Items should be in good condition (no rips or stains), and the swap excludes kids' clothing, undergarments, socks, and home decor (such as books, blankets, and toys). As a donation-based nonprofit, Houston Clothing Swap asks for a $10 contribution to participate. 2206 Edwards St. Suite B.
Hunter Bell
Houston-based brand Hunter Bell dropped three new collections just in time for spring and summer shopping. Hunter Bell Swim includes swimsuits and sarongs, Hunter Bell Kids makes a return with a limited-edition collection featuring Mommy & Me matching options. The brand also teamed up with Houston’s Freya for a collection of two hats.
Kate Spade New York
Customers who purchase a pair of tennis shoes will be treated to a bonus pair of laces and be able to deck them out at Kate Spade's charm bar. The pop-up event is for one day only, April 5, at the Kate Spade boutique in the Galleria.
Marcel Market
Houston's only market devoted exclusively to made-in-France items has a new spring-inspired lineup of goods, including tops, shorts, and dresses from French designers. Shoppers can also update their scent for the season with a wide selection of perfumes for men and women.
Mejuri
Located in Montrose Collective and known for their casual fine jewelry, Mejuri just launched a new collection of Disc Pave engravable charms that can attach to any necklace with a clip encrusted in pave diamonds. The jewelry brand also just released Organic Dome Liquid Letter Pendant Necklaces in gold vermeil with white sapphire or sterling silver with Swiss blue topaz, peridot, and lemon quartz.
Mirth
Houston-based Mirth just dropped their latest collection. Titled Indigo, the collection includes new limited edition styles of midi, maxi, and short dresses, each printed in a blue indigo color. The dresses are 100 percent cotton, made in India, and the perfect lightweight pieces for Houston's spring and summer weather.
M-K-T Flower Power Market
Enjoy a Sunday Funday on April 6 at this sitewide market featuring more than 50 local plant and artisan vendors, art activities, and a scavenger hunt with over $5,000 in prizes from M-K-T stores and market vendors.
Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Anthony
Elizabeth Anthony will host a Zimmerman pop-up through April 20th.
