WHERE TO SHOP NOW

Where to shop in Houston right now: 12 boutiques with fresh finds for spring

March is undeniably one of the best seasons in Houston. The weather is worthy of outdoor fêtes and patio dining and there is so much to get dressed up for. The Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo kicks things off, leading straight into Round Top's Spring Antique Show, while galas and events keep weekends buzzing through May.

With so much on the horizon, we've rounded up the best shops and latest drops to get ready for springtime in Houston.

Brioni
Luxury fashion house Brioni hosts a bespoke trunk show in River Oaks District on March 13-15. Customers can discover an array of the world's finest fabrics and create a one-of-a-kind masterpiece at the atelier, which is famous for the "Brioni Method" with 220 steps, 7,000 hand-made stitches, and more than 24 hours of artistry.

Elizabeth Anthony
Buzzy women's boutique Elizabeth Anthony is preparing for the city's upcoming gala season with a bevy of trunk shows and personal appearances. Shoppers can get first looks at several collections, including Lourdes Chavez, Chris Davies, Fabiana Filippi, Goshwara, Roberto Quaglia, and more. Find dates, times, and personal appearance information here.

Purple Brand
Get a first look at Purple Brand's Rodeo Collection, inspired by Bun B, in collaboration with Crown Royal. The label, known for its streetwear aesthetic, gives Houston's rodeo-goers an alternative to traditional Western-style.

Engomichu
Houston-based Peruvian brand Engomichu just dropped their latest collection, Alumbro. The collection explores fragility through immersive design and a bohemian spirit with ready-to-wear pieces celebrating Peru's heritage and cultural richness.

Foreign Fare
The travel brand founded by Traveler's Table co-owner Thy Mitchell is now available at the Cotton Club Collection. Shop Foreign Fare's latest collection and staple pieces at the River Oaks boutique next to Ouisie's Table.

Gucci
Gucci recently released its Spring Summer 2025 collection featuring lightweight fabrics, structured silhouettes, soft hues, and unexpected pops of color. Shoppers will find a reinterpretation of the Bamboo 1947 bag. The collection is available at Gucci's new Galleria boutique.

House of Creed
The historic perfume house known for serving European royalty and high society for hundreds of years just added a new fragrance to its portfolio. Eladaria is a floral scent that opens with mandarin and bergamot, gets spiced with pink pepper, and derives its floral scents from roses, peonies, and lilies of the valley. Eladaria is available at House of Creed's Galleria boutique.

Mango
Spanish brand Mango now has a fourth Houston-area store in the Galleria. It's Mango's first store in Houston to offer both men's and women's clothing lines and features the brand’s Mediterranean-inspired store concept, New Med. The newest boutique incorporates sustainability-focused design elements such as eco-efficient lighting and natural materials. The store is now open on level 2 near Forever 21.

Miron Crosby
Thompson Houston is partnering with luxury fashion cowboy boot brand Miron Crosby to host the Cowboy Concierge, an elevated shopping pop-up in the hotel's lobby. From Thursday, March 6 – Saturday, March 8, between 12-6 pm, guests of the hotel and Houston locals can shop Miron Crosby's latest styles and bestsellers, with the option to customize boots with personalized ear pulls and message boxes. While shopping, guests can sip on cocktails, rosé, bubbles from the hotel's Veuve Clicquot champagne cart, and more.

Susana Vega Jewelry
Houston-based Venezuelan jewelry designer Susana Vega recently launched Rubus, her first collection stepping away from beading and highlighting metal. The new collection features gold, silver, and mixed metal pieces and is a tribute to Vega's roots and a new evolution of her brand.

Tijon Parfumerie
Tijon, now open in M-K-T Heights, offers popular, memorable, and fun perfume-making experiences. It is the only known place in the world to provide all guests with a lab coat and workbook and the opportunity to create three or more perfume scents from over 300 oils.

Yellow Rose by Kendra Scott
Shoppers can get rodeo-ready from head to toe at the newest outpost of Yellow Rose by Kendra Scott in Houston Heights. Yellow Rose by Kendra Scott is a complete lifestyle brand that reimagines Western fashion through jewelry, hats, boots, bags, apparel, and accessories.

Photo courtesy of Miron Crosby/Instagram

Rodeo goers can snag Miron Crosby's latest styles at the brand's River Oaks boutique or pop-up at the Thompson Hotel Houston.

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HOTTEST HEADLINES OF 2025

Celeb's Texas-sized ring dazzles in our top 10 fashion stories of 2025

Photo courtesy of Kendra Scott

Kendra Scott's million dollar engagement ring crafted by a Houston jeweler tops Houston's most-read fashion articles of 2025.

Editor’s note: Houston’s shopping and style scene delivered plenty to talk about this year, with headline-making jewels, must-have accessories, major retail moves, and Texas-sized collaborations. Readers couldn’t get enough of a million-dollar pink diamond crafted by a Houston jeweler for Zac Brown and Kendra Scott, the Labubu frenzy, and the arrival of luxury brands in River Oaks District. New flagships from beloved Texas brands, summer shopping guides, and the return of the Nutcracker Market, along with news of a Macy’s local closure also topped the year's must-read articles. Here's a look back at the stories that captured the Bayou City's love of luxury, hometown pride, and constantly changing retail landscape.

1. Houston jeweler supplies star Zac Brown with a Texas-sized diamond ring. Country superstar Zac Brown popped the question to billionaire jewelry mogul Kendra Scott with a one-of-a-kind creation from Houston jeweler Valobra Master Jewelers. The jaw-dropping 3.06 carat fancy pink diamond (GIA certified, VVS2 clarity) was set in platinum gold and surrounded by 28 baguette-cut white diamonds totaling 3.17 carats. The jeweler wouldn't comment on the price, but it would surely retail for over $1 million.

2. Loveable Labubu: Where to find the must-have fashion accessory in Houston. Love them or hate them, these tiny monsters broke the internet with the April release of Big Into Energy Labubu. Lucky Houstonians who were able to buy one online flocked to area stores in Sugar Land and The Woodlands for their pick-up-only purchases.

3. 2 luxury jewelers unveil flagship boutiques in River Oaks District. With VIP salons, ornate decor, and luxury jewelry, two French jewelry houses made an entrance in River Oaks District this summer. Joining the neighborhood's luxury lineup, shoppers can now buy their baubles from Cartier and Van Cleef.

4. Colorful Texas handbag maker opens new flagship store in Katy. Popular handbag brand Consuela opened its first Houston-area store at La Centerra in Cinco Ranch, Katy. Shoppers can now get their hands on the bold, colorful printed bags and accessories without a long drive or an online checkout.

5. Macy's to shutter dozens of stores nationwide, including 1 in Houston. As part of a strategy to make Macy's profitable again, the store shuttered six Texas stores, including a longtime location at Almeda Mall. Five DFW stores also went dark, and by early 2026, the retailer will have closed 150 "unproductive" locations nationwide.

6. Where to shop right now: 12 Houston shops with fresh summer finds. Amid back-to-school shopping and the August 8 sales tax holiday, Houstonians were especially interested in where to find the best deals at local retailers, including Chloe Dao, Mejuri, Reformation, Abejas Boutique, and more.

7. Houston bootmaker offers $5,000 cowboy boot and gator hunt adventure. For $5,000, Houstonians can now source an alligator hide near Anahuac that will be transformed into a pair of bespoke cowboy boots by Republic Boot Company.

8. What to know about the return of Houston's Nutcracker Market for 2025. The Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market is one of the most highly anticipated shopping events of the year. This year's market welcomed 40 new vendors and over 100,000 shoppers, with ticket sales exceeding $24 million. Over $6 million went directly to support Houston Ballet, its academy, and scholarship programs.

9. Texas brand Lucchese launches UT Longhorns collection with boots and more. Storied Texas bootmaker Lucchese released a collaboration with the University of Texas featuring two men's styles and three women's styles. The lineup pairs white and cream colored leather with burnt orange accents as a nod to Longhorn pride.

10. Whataburger partners with Texas activewear brand for new capsule collection. Whataburger tapped Austin-based activewear brand Burlebo for a capsule collection just in time for Father's Day. The line included caps, infant onesies, and shirts available in three different patterns.

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