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Accessories Are It!
This season, we are playing up our wardrobes with fun, bright and festive accessories. From affordable to luxury, we have a unique selection of baubles and bits from headbands to handbags.
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Transition Pieces
Co-Owner Cassie Johnson’s top selections for transition into fall reflect bold colors and unique florals. A graduate of the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising (FIDM), Cassie loves to stay on top of trends while making sure her selections are affordable for everyone.
“Right now I love bold anything, colors and prints, because they create a standout look for any occasion. I am also obsessed with embroidery because of the craftsmanship involved leading to the creation of the one-of-a-kind piece”
Dos Femmes Collection
Created by Dos Femmes, this line is 100% handmade and inspired by our home town of El Paso, TX. This is a special line of jewelry in which the production created six jobs for elderly women and men in rural villages outside of Jaipur, India. Elderly artisans were asked to create this line because they are experts in the dying art of 100% handmade jewelry. Your purchase of any jewelry from this line helps create jobs for men and women in a society that is losing a special trade.
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Top Selections of the Season
Shop the hand curated collection by Co-Owner Lexi Johnson, a 27 year old entrepreneur living in Texas with an active lifestyle.
"I am currently living my life day-to-day which means I may need to pick up and fly somewhere with very last minute notice so it is important to me to have a wardrobe that is versatile. Layers, easy outfits and comfortable boots are my current favorites."
About Us
Sisters, Cassie & Lexi, created Dos Femmes (DF) to bring you a lovingly curated collection of goods representing their combined styles. DF is the design of their shared adventures, love for all things fashion and life on the border. From the free-spirited to the classically chic, DF is for everyone with a love for the unexpected.
