Salon du Vintage is bringing a French vintage-fashion fair to Dallas for three days, with vintage Chanel, Dior, Hermès and other designer pieces among the offerings. The event runs Thursday evening through Saturday at 260 Sample Sale, 8243 Westchester Drive. CultureMap Dallas reports that the fair also includes jewelry, watches and accessories; the organizer describes its events as featuring curated exhibitors and selected vintage pieces.
The Dallas stop follows a Miami edition at Bal Harbour Waterfront Park on Dec. 12–14, 2025, listed on Bal Harbour’s event page. CultureMap Dallas identifies the Dallas fair as Salon du Vintage’s second U.S. appearance. The organizer’s salon information says the event has toured France and expanded internationally since 2008.
Shopping hours and tickets
According to CultureMap Dallas, Thursday’s Bonsoir Paris! event runs from 6 to 10 p.m. and includes early shopping; tickets cost $100. A Friday evening event, scheduled for 6 to 9 p.m. with a DJ and open bar, costs $85. General shopping begins Friday at 10 a.m., with admission starting at $50. A $150 pass covers both evening events and shopping Friday and Saturday.
A Dallas event amid broader resale growth
The fair focuses on vintage luxury, while national resale figures measure a broader market. ThredUp’s 2025 Resale Report says U.S. secondhand apparel sales grew 14% in 2024, five times faster than the broader retail clothing market. The report also says 46% of consumers would not buy an item new if they could find it secondhand. Those figures describe apparel resale generally, not demand among Salon du Vintage’s Dallas shoppers.
The venue is in Preston Center, an area whose role has changed over time. The City of Dallas’s Northwest Highway and Preston Road Area Plan describes Preston Center’s evolution from a suburban retail center into a major office submarket. That planning context does not establish how the fair will affect nearby businesses or who will attend.
