Blush

Most of these reviews are spot on. Trendy, reasonably priced stuff that may only last a few seasons. It’s all very cute but I agree with another reviewer that everything is so short – and I’m 5’6 and size small so nothing outrageous!
Recently I had a disappointing experience at the Blush in Brentwood. I had a gift card from 2010 (yes, 5 years ago!) and asked if it would be accepted. Obviously in doing so I understood that there was a possibility that it wouldn’t be; however, there was NO expiration date on the card. I believe that for this reason my gift card should have been honored – it almost seems an issue of legality and policy because nothing is clearly stated on the card. The woman helping me was not too friendly or sorry about it either, though I appreciated her contacting higher ups before denying my request. When she came back with the news I promptly put back the cute top I had every intention of purchasing and left the store.
My thing is, it never hurts to provide great customer service. What I got at Blush was not great customer service. More than anything else I am disappointed and sad. They got $ 20 in their pocket a few years ago when my friend purchased the gift card, and I got nothing. I left unhappy (though not angry, just a little peeved) and with no intention of returning to buy clothes I could find elsewhere. What I would have liked to have seen was either A) a friendly sales person willing to honor a gift card that was poorly made on their part with no expiration date or B) a friendly sales person who was equally as apologetic and offered an alternative. Sometimes in retail you lose a few dollars by providing good customer service. It shouldn’t have been me that lost out. Wish Blush understood that concept.
edit: I was contacted yesterday by the owner of Blush. I was too quick to judge a business by one experience with one employee! He very kindly offered to mend the situation for me and I appreciate his acknowledgement and offer. I guess this is why I should wait 24 hours before writing a review at the risk of being a bit too hot headed! Thanks Blush :)

The lack of recent reviews saddens me. I popped into Nashville for a one day whirlwind yesterday (Meghan Linsey… Enough said). So I took my rental car to Blush prior to going to the event venue.
I am glad I had heard whisperings about this place. By whisperings I mean social media chatter.
Now having worked retail and having been a retail manager… For a combined total of 6ish years, I will be the first to tell you I am pickier than most regarding retail stores. Especially boutiques. Boutiques should be special and the customer service should be better than normal. Their displays should be inspired. I was curious as to whether or not Blush would meet these expectations.
I went in and they were helping other people. I wasn’t sure if they were turned off by what I was wearing as no one greeted me (but they did other people who entered after me). Turns out exact opposite. They were enamored with me (or rather my blueish gray hair and neon peplum with tulle ruffles and a tulle petticoat. They offered to start me a fitting room (check). We chit chatted (check). The manager Jenna said she normally would pull stuff based on my selections (check), but felt I knew what I was doing based on how my two pieces looked like a dress (fair enough).
She was pulling items for other customers and seemed to know some by name (remembering regulars = check).
The merchandise was pretty adorable. This boutique is definitely up there and I hit up boutiques every time I am in a new town. Definitely better than Indy’s offerings. I would say their offerings are similar to Altar’d State but with some more vibrant pieces (a la Anthropologie). And lots of tulle — swoon
Also the fitting rooms were nice and well thought out with basics in there — aka Camis and tanks in case you’re trying on skirts and wearing a giant peplum top like I was.
Smart. (Anticipating customer needs? Check)
I wound up with 4 out of 6 things I tried on. Total was $ 288? So definitely reasonably priced. The most expensive thing I got was a ball gown maxi skirt ($ 97) that so many people have asked me about (wore it today).
Oh and I was told if I ever see something on their Instagram I want to just call the store and they’d ship it to me in Indy.
Overall a great experience

Great place to go for a cute outfit that isn’t outrageously expensive. The employees are always super helpful if you need to find something/​style to wear to a particular event.

Blush is a really cute boutique. As with most boutiques prices are marked up on clothes that you know are not high quality. When they have a sale the clothes are actually the price I think that they should be. The staff is really nice and I always enjoy my time in the store. It’s small so I like that they let you wander around and don’t follow you around while you’re in the store. I always go for the sales so I will continue to go in for quick outfit finishers.

Blush has great selection of clothing items & trendy accessories!
The employees have great customer service — they greet you, give you style advice if you ask, and take items back to the dressing room while you continue to shop.
I was also informed that their inventory is always changing, which brings me back on a regular basis!
The prices are good — On several occasions I’ve spotted my purchases online or at other boutiques for $ 10-​$ 20 more than what I paid at Blush.
To sum it all up: trendy clothing, great high quality brands, good prices and customer service!

Oh, hey! That is a really cute dress.
Goes into the dressing room, my dress is a shirt on me.
Alas, this store is not my favorite place to search for casual dresses because of my height. However, the accessories at Blush are modern, super cute and afordable. I even like how they stock local designers. It is always great to have an option to support local artists outside of festivals and such.
This place is on my list for cute gifts for my mini friends!

I’m from Los Angeles, and I happened to be in town for a friend’s wedding. I didn’t have a chance to get a dress before I left, so when I got to TN I relied on my fellow Unilocalers to lead me in the right direction. And they totally did.
All the merchandise at Blush was super cute, totally in style and very affordable. I got an amazing dress, shoes and a locally handmade headband and I think I spent like $ 150, if that?
The girls were very helpful and nice. My only complaint is they didn’t have my size shoe in the pair I wanted, not really a big deal at all. I still bought the damn shoes, they were so cute!
Long story short, next time I’m in the area I will definitely make a shop stop at Blush.

I visit Blush every time I am in town.
I have splurged on many a $ 100 dress here, but I love knowing that what I am wearing is both well-​made and unlikely to be seen on anyone else.
Also, sales are kick-​ass. I have found amazing bargains (to balance out my splurges). I love love LOVE Blush.
Love,
And for a unique boutique they have a LOT of merchandise. Including animal-​friendly shoes, purses at great prices, under-​$ 50 jeans, and awesome accessories.

You definitely have to be in the right mood to go boutique shopping and after a stressful day today I was in need of retail therapy. Even though I don’t always find things I like… somehow my friend and I always find ourselves back here, hoping we will find something we like.
The pricing is reasonable but not always worth it. Some things are in the $ 30 range and others up to $ 100. Some of the quality of the pieces are worth the price and others not so much. It’s a «hit or miss» store but when you get «hit» it’s well worth it :)
It’s the kind of place where you just have to try stuff on. Some of the pieces are straight from the designers it seems, rather than nation-​wide/​world-​wide brands that mass produce therefore some pieces hug or are loose in places you wouldn’t expect.
I do like how the racks of clothing are organized by color it makes it a lot easier to shop. For example, I CANNOT pull off yellow with my skin tone and I could just skip that rack instead of sift through a rack of mismatch shades.
Con: You won’t always have a successful visit. Lately, I have many visits where I come out with nothing. I sift through every rack and many things are either tacky, not good quality, overly embellished, or too pricey for the piece. I really liked this boutique last summer but slowly my opinion of the place is dropping.
What they have: most of the clothing is dresses, some tops, and few bottoms. There’s also a wall dedicated to shoes and a little display of jewelry by the cash wrap.

Wow, I can’t believe I haven’t reviewed this place yet. I went in right after they opened, and knew it was going to be one of my favorites. In the time since they have made their debut, the selection has improved – more shoes, skirts, boots, tank tops, and somewhat more casual dresses. Their selection changes weekly, so if you’re browsing you might want to do it kind of often. I’ve bought a number of high quality dresses there (BCBG, Laundry, and others) as well as heels and boots. They have always been kind to me, and super helpful with style advice and choices. If you have to go dress shopping alone this is the place to do it. They’ll make up for any friendly (or even blunt) advice your mom would give you.