CUTEST BOUTIQUE IN ALL OF DALLAS. Best brands and the nicest staff! Like revolve but in person!read more

Occasionally have a size Large- not even a joke----…read more I just walked out of your store after talking to the 2 very nice girls who were working this Sat morning. - I grazed through all of the clothing options on one side of the store and noticed a pattern of XS, S, and random M size items which caused me to ask the 2 girls working if all they carried were XS and S ( slightly jokingly) and they said "Yes those sizes and Medium and occasionally Large" OCCASIONALLY??!! Wow. The girls did say they "are trying" to widen their size options... lolk. Hey owner: DO BETTER. BE BETTER.

Had a great time shopping at Hemline this afternoon. The salespeople were fun and helped me pick…read moreout the best things. The 75% off sale made me feel like I won the lottery! Show me your Mumu for 75% off? Ummmm YES Please!

Makes you online orders easy and they have the cutest selection. Big fan of hemline on lovers!read more

Thank you Tori & staff for the amazing customer service & for being champions in the Mental Health…read morecommunity! If you're in Dallas make sure to stop by Lovers Lane & check out this cute - affordable boutique! If you still want to shop, you can go to shopbritrose.com I am so sad to hear of it's closing & wishing everyone lots of love!

From the moment we walked in the door the adorable ladies waiting on us treated us with such love…read moreand hospitality like it was their own home They proudly told my daughter and I about the meaning behind the store with such kindness and sincerity. The store is absolutely adorable, so girly in memory of the owners daughter It's everything a girl and her Mom could dream of!!! I love shopping here and can't wait to come back. Best of all... I love that the money goes to a great cause, suicide prevention and we've made forever friends in the spectacular ladies in the store!! Thanks Michelle! Merry Christmas God Bless

This shop was recommended to me when I was in a pinch for a new outfit for an event. They have a…read morewonderful selection of bags and shoes, and plenty of dresses and casual clothes. Unlike other shops in the area that don't care about actually being helpful, the staff was SUPER nice and spent a good amount of time helping me pick dresses/accessories and giving me feedback. Unfortunately, I did not find a dress that worked for me, but I did go home with a great pair of Jimmy Choo heels for a steal of a price! I'll be back to snag some more heels or maybe a new bag!

If you are seeking a genuine upscale consignment experience, don't bother…read more I've given this store several chances when I've been in town, and the young women working behind the counter consistently come across as pretentious, vapid, Botox-ridden and far more impressed with themselves than the situation warrants. In my final attempt to give this place a chance, I walked in while a frozen faced "influencer" was ambling around Like Jack Skeleton and filming content. As she blurted out "boughten" instead of "bought" or "purchased" in front of a camera, I cringed. I casually mentioned to another girl at the counter, "You may want to let her know that 'boughten' isn't the correct word. It's bought or purchased--just FYI." The girl at the counter's response was accompanied by a scolding voice and an ugly glare. Instead of acknowledging what should be a faux pas (to say the least), she censured me with "We don't need that kind of negativity here." I interpret those words as we do nor care to cater to an educated and well-spoken customer base. Ironically, the negativity was written all over HER face. An older couple standing nearby heard the exchange, shook their heads, and said, "They clearly have no concept of grammar or what customer service is." The girls behind the counter seem to be living in some sort of designer-label dreamland in which they believe they are in a position to size up the people walking through the door. Here are some basic lessons in retail: Never size up a customer. You have absolutely no idea who is standing in front of you, what they do for a living, what they are worth, or what they can afford. Always remember what side of the counter YOU are standing on. One side "earns" a working retail wage while the other side (the customer) has leisure time and disposable income. Many of the customers walking into a consignment stores are professionals who could walk into Neiman Marcus and buy new, not used, merchandise with concierge service. Professionals shop consignment because they are discerning about how they spend their money, not because they need a retail associate deciding whether they look sufficiently affluent. Wealthier people are generally also educated in basic grammar. Ergo, poor grammar and low class behavior is grinding to them. With that said, there is no shame in working in retail. However, when you are being paid to represent a retail business, customer service is quite literally the main part of the job. Smile, be gracious, stop sizing people up, and keep your mouth shut when eloquent language eludes you. If English is your only language, and you are creating public content for a business, knowing the difference between "bought" and "boughten" seems like a fairly low bar. I've seen far better customer service with a genuine smile dropping off things at Goodwill. NEVER To Be Continued...

I rarely leave reviews, but my experience today was so disappointing and disgusting that I felt…read morecompelled to share it. I called ahead yesterday specifically to ask whether this store accepted custom-made suits because another consignment company I use does not. The person I spoke with told me they did and simply said to bring them in. Today, I brought in four custom-made suits worth approximately $12,000. They were folded neatly and brought in bags. When I arrived, one employee greeted me politely and asked how he could help. I explained that I had called the day before about consigning custom suits. Another employee turned around and said, "It was me." He immediately and rudely asked what size the suits were. I explained that they belonged to my husband and I wasn't sure. He then said, "Well, first of all, you need to bring custom suits in on a hanger." I apologized and explained that I hadn't been told that when I called. His response was, "You didn't ask." That was the entire interaction. At that point, I thanked them for their time and left. Businesses are free to have whatever intake requirements they want, but basic customer service and professionalism cost nothing. Had I been told over the phone that the suits needed to be on hangers, I would have happily brought them that way. Instead, I was made to feel like I had done something wrong for not knowing information that was never communicated to me. I also own a business in the same neighborhood, so I understand firsthand how important customer service is. Every person who walks through the door deserves to be treated with respect, whether they're bringing in one item or several. The way I was spoken to was dismissive, rude, and unnecessarily condescending. It was such a poor first impression that I immediately decided to take my business elsewhere. I will also be sharing my experience when customers, colleagues, and neighbors ask for recommendations regarding local consignment businesses. If this is how potential consignors are treated before they've even become customers, I cannot recommend this business.

I drove all the way here because I had such a great experience the last time I was here selling…read moreitems with a younger gentleman. It truly left a lasting impression on how kind and helpful he was! Today, I waited around for the manager/owner who was extremely rude. I am appalled someone in customer service would treat someone like that. I came in with the low expectation he may buy one or two things. He would not even look at anything I brought in. Extremely entitled human being. Do not waste your time or energy coming into his store. I hope he at least treats his employees with more respect than his customers.

Lived in Dallas all my life and as a shopaholic I've never been here. See it daily but never knew…read morethis was a specialty store. The only one in the world. Think next step up from Neimans. The service here is EXCEPTIONAL. True southern hospitality. Every person on staff made it a point to go out of their way to greet me and offer their assistance. Every single person. I felt so welcomed and cared for. They have all the things. A true luxury shopping experience in the crescent court complex. 3 floors. Floor 1 is mens and jewelry, floor 2 is a salon and 3 is women's. I enjoyed my visit and can't wait to go back. When YOU drop in ask for Heyward. He'll take care of you.

Very cool shopping experience. Everyone was super helpful, friendly and attentive…read more They have all upscale brands so if you are looking for a high end shopping experience this is your place.

The best experience I've ever had at a retail store in my entire life. Ms. Sheila was so helpful…read moreand kind. This store has any clothing item you can imagine. Me and my friends all found a pile of clothes that we'll be taking home with us. Not only did she guide us through the store and show us around, she offered us drinks and food as well. She even watched our fashion show when we tried on all of our clothes. Next time I'm in Dallas, I'll be stopping by again.

I knocked, rang the doorbell twice, called twice, and no one answered. Some way to run a business.read more

Good, varied selection with a lot of options for mid range budgets. I think the return policy is…read morestrict, though.

This place is really beautiful starting with the dresses ! People were really helpful and helped me…read morefind the dress I been looking for 2 months !! Really recommended !!! And the price was GREAT !!!