Forty Five Ten

Apparently you need to have a rich image or be of a particular ethnicity and socioeconomic status to be welcomed at this store.

I was attempting to do an employee of your store a favor by hand-delivering a package intended for them that had been misdelivered to my place of employment. I found out that the person who package belonged to worked at 4510, and I verified with someone from 4510 to confirm that was the case.

As I approached the store, I was told by a 4510 employee that 4510 is a private property and I could not be on it. Although my heart was in the right place, apparently, the hoodie I was wearing is worn and I don't fit the image of your store and your clientele. It's just unfortunate that the hearts and attitudes of your store and the folks that work there don't match the rich and wealthy image that you are attempting to cultivate and portray.

Terrific ambiance, interesting events, and a varied selection of merchandise make this store a "must-visit" for luxury customers in Dallas.

Beautiful luxury department store right across the street from Neiman Marcus downtown. Has several up and coming designers as well as traditional ones.

Amazing store!

Looking for the entrance to the Giant Eyeball. We walked into the parking lot of this " retail" clothing store. A man walked out and promptly let us know it was private property. I was just 10 feet into the parking lot! Being a visitor and not knowing the area, I felt this staff member was completely rude.I could have dropped a dime buying some of the clothing if he actually had any sales experience or tact! But instead, he was being rude and haughty The store, which he said was private property, was not well marked, and they way the man acted made me think he was hiding a business that was not accessible to anyone! I'd give it no stars based on the rudeness of the staff. Why have a clothing store that chases off potential customers? I hope they see this and buy a gate if they dont want tresspassers or move their"clothing" store out of the business district! I am pretty sure the clothing that I saw in the window was purchased off of Shien or Temu, and they were trying to pass it off as high-end!