Dallas-area vintage shops earn Vogue's attention

Dallas-Fort Worth has earned a spot on Vogue's directory highlighting some of the best vintage around the world.

• The magazine says it's "in a bit of a Texas renaissance" because of Beyoncé .

What they're saying: "The home of the first Neiman Marcus and a huge art scene has a long and storied history of loving fashion — and now, vintage lovers can reap the benefits," Vogue says.

The irony: The national magazine claiming to know niche spots in Dallas-Fort Worth refers to the latter city as "Forth Worth" in its article and Google listing. 😬

Here are some of the spots they recommend for vintage lovers…

AAVintedge: A " denim whisperer " owns this shop, recommending jeans for people by just looking at them.

• 2811 N. Henderson Ave. , in Dallas

Dolly Python: Actors Jon Hamm and Anna Osceola stopped in the shop while visiting North Texas last month .

• 1914 N. Haskell Ave. , in Dallas.

Les Muses: Vogue describes the shop as a jewel box that focuses on pieces of femme fatale history.

• 121 N. Elm St. , in Denton.

Studio 74: The founder is a retired police officer who loves photography and styling vintage pieces.

• 5926 Curzon Ave. , in Fort Worth.