One Stop Dress Shop Dress Rentals

Dress sale ending soon! Don't miss out on the pop-up sale! Tue March 27th 4pm till 6pm!! Last call to come get a $10 dress!!!👗 Thanks for your support!

Text Stephanie with questions 801-712-2277

Dress sale ending soon! Don't miss out on the pop-up sale this Friday, March 22nd,
1 PM - 4 PM.

Text Stephanie with questions 801-712-2277

Dress sale ending soon! Don't miss out on the pop-up sale this Friday, March 22nd,
1 PM - 3 PM.

Text Stephanie with questions 801-712-2577

Is this me blowing you a kiss or me trying to hide my wrinkles? Yup, you guessed it, I’m owning the vanity. I wish I had the courage to post something totally unfiltered; no make-up, no hair doo and the silver stripe on top of my head that’s there wherever you part my red locks of thick hair. P.S. it’s not there now , as my roots got hydrated a few days ago. Give me a few weeks. While this is my dress shop page, it’s kinda melding with my personal page. I guess I’m using is as a public journal you may say, a place I can share my feelings. Facebook is a………….. pause…another pause…….. I’m not sure how to express my feelings. There are parts about it I love, however there are much more parts about it I hate. As I’m getting older I’d like to think I’m stronger, wiser, more confident. For example, I can be very unfiltered expressing my the feelings of my heart. I share my life and all its chapters and frankly assume others will do the same. This thinking has often got me in trouble.I have been told by many dear family members I am nosy, I ask too many questions, I’m embarrassing etc. but this doesn’t deter me. Isn’t this why we’re here on this journey called life? To learn, to grow, to become who are meant to become?? What better way then to learn from eachother? We all have different lives, no two are the same. Why then can’t we be like the roots of the California redwoods, growing together, holding eachother up through the storms and swaying through the sunny times. I’m getting to a point, really I am. I don’t get on Facebook much. I’ve gotten on it seems more these past months , during my closing then ever. I used to get on once a month maybe. It’s a time sucker. One, because I’m old and a tech t**d and can never figure out the new changes. But 2, and most importantly, most of the time I felt more miserable about myself when I got off. Most people post their best selves, I mean above average selves, a false reality really. I’ve been left with the despair of feeling not enough. This post may get me in trouble ,however, my intent is just to share my own heart, my own feelings, my own experience. I am not in the judgement seat, thank goodness ,although I believe we’re all our own worst judge. My favorite fb read is posts from Tanner Godfrey. He’s real and says it like it is. I’d tag him but I don’t know how. I’ve learned so much from
Him. His experiences have changed me for the better. I would love it if so many others would do the same. This is in part what I’m trying to do here. I just want to be real and share my life and things I’ve learned through the years. I am continually learning and have grown so much in just these past few months. While I can’t quite go unfiltered with my picture, I can with the feelings of my heart. I have much to share about the goings on in my life as well as all the kindness and miracles and love poured out to me and my family. We are so very grateful. As my posts are quite lengthy (sorry about that, not really, you don’t have to read🙃) and my thought process is like a tornado, I will share in segments. Much love, Camille

DRESS SHOP LIQUIDATION SALE

Wedding dresses $30!
All other dresses $10!

Sale dates:
Friday (2/23) Noon till 4 PM
Saturday (2/24) Noon till 4 PM

1723 E Badger Cove
Sandy, UT

Cash and Venmo accepted. All dresses need to go!

Come check it out! Please Share with friends!
Call or text Stephanie for assistance 801-712-2577

Stop in for our pop up sale happening Now till 5:30 pm! See you soon! Dresses $10

In the many many years of having a dress shop, I always knew one day I’d say goodbye and close my doors. I never really understood how much it really meant to me until now. It’s like having a baby. You know it’ll be hard, but never really grasp the hardness and feel the pain, until you’re there. You bring your baby home and this child is your greatest joy. Yet, you’re absolutely exhausted and at times thinking, “What in the H… did I do??” How can one feel such joy and such despair at the same time. I don’t know if that description is quite adequate, but it’s the best I got. My little dress shop has been much like a baby to me. I had a plan, well sort of, going more by the spirit. I just woke up one morning, asked family how they felt about it, started buying dresses a week later and opened 3 months after that. I went where the wind carried me. I started small, three to 4 hundred dresses, and grew from there. I quickly learned I had to become a seamstress. I learned a lot from my mom. She’s awesome. Thanks mom for being my mom. I love you!! I made some pretty bad altering mistakes and she swooped in and saved my bacon, so to speak, on many occasions. I had family and friends helping me and even hired a few seamstresses. I learned from all of them. Through trial and error I learned. I am an artist and faux painted homes professionally for many years before I got into dresses. The best advice I was ever given came to me then from my faux mentor named Carol. Thank you Tami Palmer for making that happen. I worked with Carol for a few weeks. She taught me basic faux techniques, how to bid, introduced me to designers, and left me with a few clients. But the best thing she did for me has changed my life forever. She said “ Never say you can’t to something. Even if you scared. You figure it out and you do it.” I did that very thing. When barely starting up, I met a contractor in a parking garage who asked if I could touch up some faux on walls damaged from water then repaired. I was petrified, literally, but said yes, of course I can. Right?? Never say you can’t do anything!!! Because of this, I was introduced to a prominent Las Vegas designer who gave me years of work, and pushed my artistic brain to create marvelous things I never dreamed id ever do. I learned. I grew. My confidence soared. I got to fly on private jets, worked for spells in Vegas and California but Mostly in Park city, Deer valley and surrounding areas. I got to see and work in so many luxurious houses that I had no idea even existed. That seems like a lifetime ago. I have an impressive portfolio of work and great memories. Mostly though I look back and see that at that time I was forming the building blocks for who I am today. I started the dress shop, knowing it was something I need to do and my mentor in my head “. You figure it out and you do it.” I did. I did it. I think I did it well. I know I gave it my all. And now I am at the end of that chapter of my life. It’s harder to put my little fairy godmother wand away though. Much harder than I expected. I hope in the end that I will be remembered as “the dress lady” who really cared, one who made an impact on others for the better. I grew to love and adore so many of the ladies, both young and old, who entered my shop. I hope I have made a difference in their life, like they have in mine. I have once again grown so much because of the impact of others. Thank you for being a part of my life. My life’s a bit upside down recently. Some days the path seems a bit fuzzy, not knowing where to go. . However, I have so many angels carrying me. The help offered to me and my family is beyond limits. We are so grateful. So very very grateful. It is an emotional journey seeing the kindness and feeling all the love poured out to me and my family. It is beyond words. You have all made an impact on my life. Thank you. Thank you dearly. All my love, Camille AKA “the dress lady.”

DRESS SHOP LIQUIDATION SALE

Wedding dresses $30, all other dresses $10!

New pop-up sale hours next week:
Tuesday (2/6) 4 PM - 5:30 PM

1723 E Badger Cove
Sandy, UT

Cash and Venmo accepted. The more expensive dresses from the smaller container are no longer available. All remaining dresses in the back of the semi need to go!

The next big sale will be the last weekend of February. More details to come. Other pop-up sale hours will be posted here. Make sure you're following our page to see sale details.

Text Stephanie if you have questions 801-712-2577.