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214.520.8300 ERINHOME.COM ERIN @ ERINHOME.COM The Leading Luxury Expert OBSESSIONS. DECORATION. SALIENT FACTS. Retail: I seem to be buzzing about Highland Park Village on a weekly basis, so it's always great to see exciting happenings. We've been whispering about it for years, and Chanel is finally moving into a temporary space (the one formerly occupied by Anthropologie, which is moving to the Knox District) in June as construction begins on their expansion to a two- story boutique. Word is that they will unveil the glamorous new space in Fall 2023. Around the corner from Chanel's temporary home, the former Balenciaga space next to Dior has become the site for Village pop-ups. Due to popular demand, the current resident is staying a while longer: Something Navy. The line features not-so-basic staples that any girl on the go will wear again and again. Call them elevated classics, due to the curated eye of the company's founder, OG blogger/influencer Arielle Charnas. Catch Something Navy before it's gone at the end of March. And, finally, The hallowed luxury Italian watch brand Panerai opens next to La Perla. Fingers crossed that construction stays on target, with a late April/early May premiere … Over at NorthPark Center, we also have lots of buzz-ness to report. Retail visionary Nicole Kwon is opening a boutique on Level Two between Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus. Kwon is known for her exquisite clothing, accessories, and jewelry that work effortlessly from day to evening; this location will stock her luxury vegan leather handbags and private- line wardrobe collections … Each spring, thousands of families flock to the Dallas Arboretum for the beautiful Dallas Blooms festival, and this month you can get a little bit of the magic at Galleria Dallas. The arboretum and shopping center have paired up to exhibit a larger-than-life photo of the breathtaking tulips for which Dallas Blooms is known, as well as info on A Tasteful Place, the 3.5-acre garden dedicated to growing, harvesting, and preparing fresh fruits and vegetables. Throughout the month, programs are scheduled to engage visitors with a little bit of spring — while shopping. Social: After the early-2022 COVID surge and barrage of emails we received concerning cancellation or postponement of some of our favorite annual charity soirées, it's hard to play catch-up. One of our beloved events — which, like Ground Hog Day, is a sign that spring is around the corner — is the Dallas Museum of Art's Art in Bloom. The 22nd annual event, themed Art of the Jewel, is Monday, March 7, at 10:30 am with a reception followed by a presentation by Paula Crevoshay, an internationally acclaimed jewelry designer known for her botanical collection of bespoke jewelry. Art of the Jewel is chaired by Sila G r o g a n and co- chair Pat McDonough, with honorary chair Peggy Sewell. Sponsorships range from $5,000 to $20,000 … For a serious evening of glamour, secure your spot at the Nasher Prize Gala Honoring 2022 Nasher Prize Nairy Baghramian Saturday, April 2, this year designed by StageWorks (who, we heard just did the sets for Katy Perry's new Las Vegas residency). Tickets, starting at $2,000, will be well worth it. Restaurants: The debut is on the horizon for Sadelle's, the beloved New York City bakery/restaurant hot spot known for its brunch offerings, and Carbone, another NYC transplant. Sadelle's is located in the former Royal Blue Grocery in Highland Park Village; Carbone has taken over the former home of Sassetta (which moves to the ground floor of The Joule in the coming months) in the Design District. Both Sadelle's and Carbone were both envisioned by design-world darling Ken Fulk. Look for more details and our take on the dining experience at both in an upcoming issue. Billy Fong BUZZY BEE Nicole Kwon opening at NorthPark Center