Best Clothing Boutiques in Fayetteville

A wise woman (Bo Derek) was attributed with saying, “Whoever said that money can’t buy happiness simply didn’t know where to go shopping.” Lucky for you, Fayetteville is full of great clothing boutiques with excellent customer service, careful attention to current fashion trends, and selections for all ages in a variety of budget ranges.

The Northwest Arkansas region is home to a rapidly growing fashion industry, thanks in part to an excellent apparel studies program at the University of Arkansas and the biannual NWA Fashion Week—a dynamic organization with a mission of highlighting fashion trends, local brands and up-and-coming designers.

So, clear out the trunk of your car, put on your all-day shopping shoes and grab a girlfriend to partake in some serious retail therapy!

By Request

Serving many of Fayetteville’s best-dressed customers for more than 21 years, By Request is committed to carrying exclusive clothing lines and a wide variety of options for clients. They focus on a personalized shopping experience designed to help shoppers build wardrobes that are both on-trend and lasting. Located at 24 E. Meadow Street.

E.Leigh’s Contemporary Boutique

Offering contemporary, high quality apparel, handbags and accessories, E.Leigh’s strives to provide perfect pieces to supplement an already fashion-forward wardrobe. One goal of the boutique is to make it a place of “fun and happiness…where girlfriends meet after work to come hang out." Stop in at 628 W. Dickson Street.

Fox Trot Boutique

Offering unique, modern apparel, accessories and handmade items for women ranging from college students to professionals, Fox Trot provides a friendly in-store shopping experience. The boutique also offers personal styling consultations to pair signature pieces from their hand-picked collection with clients’ own existing wardrobes. Shop at 15 N. Block Avenue.

Golden Girls

This mother and daughter-owned boutique venture provides “on trend clothing for babes of all ages.” The casual, light-hearted and affordable collection offered by The Golden Girls can be found at 745 E. Joyce Boulevard, Suite 111.

Impressions Boutique & Gifts

The friendly staff at Impressions offer a fashion forward, one-stop destination for ladies looking for the perfect new outfit in a wide range of sizes, as well as home décor and gifts for all sorts of occasions. Shoppers will find everything from special occasion attire to casual weekend wear—and their sales are not to be missed. Find them at 1856 N. Crossover Road, Unit 1.

Lola

This beautiful boutique has been providing premium denim, luxury basics and special one-of-a-kind pieces that are staples in the closets of well-curated modern women since 2004. Featured in Southern Living, Lucky and Elle Magazine, Lola is recognized as a top ladies’ shopping destination in Arkansas. Don’t miss them at 21 N. Block Avenue.

Masons

Specializing in shoes, denim and specialty lifestyle brands such as Free People, Jeffery Campbell, Johnny Was and Rails, Masons sells a wide range of contemporary fashion from an expansive store in uptown Fayetteville. Shoppers are encouraged to drop in anytime or set an appointment with a stylist to help find the perfect pieces. Located at 1350 E. Joyce Boulevard.

Maude Boutique

Priding themselves on excellent personalized service, the team at Maude is committed to helping every woman they serve feel confident in what she is wearing. Color, cut, price point and personal style are all factors they consider to make fashion fun for their customers. Shop at 704 N. College Avenue – and don’t miss the awesome color-blocked “selfie-wall” on the back of their building!

Maven Boutique

Reflecting the definition of its name: /ˈmāvən/—an expert or connoisseur, i.e., “fashion maven”—Maven offers on-trend casual wear, accessories, jewelry and shoes. Shoppers will find this fun spot at 2418 N. Gregg Avenue.

Riffraff

Found in the charming historic downtown, Riffraff is a very busy Fayetteville original offering an affordable and carefully edited collection of fun clothing, accessories, shoes, gifts and home goods chosen to reflect the “unique flavor of Arkansas and the southern United States.” Started by a college student with just a $100 investment in 2009, this popular boutique maintains an upbeat, fun atmosphere at 19 S. Block Avenue.

Skye on the Town

With a large selection of stylish clothing, shoes and accessories appropriate for day and night, formal and fun, Skye on the Town helps outfit women for every kind of occasion. The team stays current with fashion trends, both locally and around the world—and they work hard to help customers feel at home in a shop they consider a labor of love. Take a look around at 620 N. College Avenue, Suite 120.

Town & Country Shop

A true Fayetteville shopping classic, Town & Country Shop’s reputation is nothing short of legendary and recognized for impeccable, warm, personalized service. Their collection regularly features high quality brands like Sympli, Clara Sunwoo, Conrad C, Elliott Lauren, Brighton and Joseph Ribkoff. Visitors will find weekend casuals, career suiting, coats and accessories at 9 S. Block Avenue.

Wander Boutique

Featuring a fun and flirty selection of fashionable casual wear, Wander Boutique carries everything from fresh-looking dresses to comfy denim—as well as shoes and accessories. With the shop receiving new stock daily, you’ll want to stop by and browse at 19 N. Block Avenue.

Wit & Whimsy

Known for some of the sweetest service in town, this women’s apparel and accessories boutique is found in a lovely, renovated old home conveniently located near downtown. Wit & Whimsy’s philosophy is centered on keeping its all-occasion inventory unique. Because they only carry a maximum of six pieces of any item, shoppers know purchases they make will be special. Don’t miss the hospitality you’ll find at 528 N. College Avenue.

“Shopping is my cardio.” –Carrie Bradshaw, Sex and the City

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