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Kendra Scott Turns 12 South Into Cocktail Country With Yellow Rose Flagship

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Published on March 12, 2026
Kendra Scott Turns 12 South Into Cocktail Country With Yellow Rose FlagshipSource: Yellow Rose by Kendra Scott

Yellow Rose by Kendra Scott officially landed in Nashville on Thursday, bringing the brand's first flagship outside Texas and its first-ever cocktail bar to the 12 South shopping strip. The new space leans into Western-inspired style and hospitality, with a hat customization atelier and the brand's Color Bar all designed to make shopping feel like an outing, not a pit stop.

In a press release via PR Newswire, the company lays out what locals will find inside the Nashville shop. The store debuts Beau's Bar, Kendra Scott's first cocktail bar, and stocks jewelry, boots, hats, apparel, and other lifestyle items. Interiors mix reclaimed wood beams, brick tile, burnished leather, and antique furnishings, with experiential touches meant to channel the founder's Yellow Rose Ranch.

Beau's Bar Is The Brand's Hospitality Debut

"Nashville felt like the perfect place for our first flagship beyond Texas," Kendra Scott said in the press release via PR Newswire. The company says the beverage lineup puts a Texas-meets-Tennessee spin on classics, with a smoked Old Fashioned alongside originals like the Desert Willow gin cocktail, a Caviar Martini, and the 04 Margarita, with the latter named for Austin's 78704 and Nashville's 37204 zip codes.

Where It Sits And The Liquor Filing

The Nashville Metro Beer Permit Board agenda lists an on-sale application for KS Cafe LLC at 2212 12th Avenue South #7, doing business as Yellow Rose by Kendra Scott, signaling the plan to operate a cocktail bar in the space. The permit shows up in the city's February beer-board packet and confirms the 12 South address for the new flagship, according to the Nashville Metro Beer Permit Board.

From Texas To Music City

Yellow Rose started as a Kendra Scott offshoot rooted in Texas and has since grown into boutiques on South Congress in Austin, Dallas, and Houston as part of a wider retail push. JCK has tracked the brand's expansion, noting its move into footwear, apparel, and experiential retail as it builds past its jewelry origins.

What To Expect

Shoppers can expect ready-to-wear Western looks, personalization services, and a cocktail program clearly built to keep folks hanging around a little longer. For the full product rundown and shop details, see Kendra Scott.