Glossier closes NorthPark store

Glossier is closing its NorthPark Center store in Dallas, ending the beauty brand’s only Texas location. (dallasnews.com) The Dallas Morning News reported the shutdown on April 14, 2026, citing company confirmation that Dallas is one of nine stores Glossier plans to close over the next two-plus years. (dallasnews.com) Glossier’s own store locator still listed the Dallas shop this week at 8687 North Central Expressway, Level 1, with daily operating hours and buy-online-pick-up-in-store service. (glossier.com) The closure lands at one of the country’s strongest malls, not a struggling strip center. NorthPark says it has 200 retailers, and Visit Dallas says the center ranks among the top-performing shopping centers in the United States. (northparkcenter.com, visitdallas.com) That makes the move look less like a Dallas problem than a Glossier strategy change. Fast Company and Beauty Packaging both reported that Glossier will shut nine of its 12 stores and keep flagships in New York, Los Angeles, and London. (fastcompany.com, beautypackaging.com) Glossier started online in 2014 after founder Emily Weiss built an audience through Into The Gloss, then later added stores and pop-ups. The company’s official history still describes that digital-first origin. (glossier.com) The brand now has other ways to reach shoppers without running as many standalone stores. Glossier says its authorized retail partners include Sephora, Space NK, Mecca, and Amazon, and Sephora’s site continues to sell the line in the United States. (glossier.com, sephora.com) Dallas shoppers will still be able to buy Glossier products after NorthPark closes, but they will lose the brand’s only dedicated storefront in Texas. That is the clearest sign yet of how far Glossier has moved from its earlier push into physical retail. (dallasnews.com, glossier.com)