H Audrey

This is my favorite store in Nashville! I have friends that come into town just to shop here. The girls on staff are extremely talented at finding pieces that are flattering for your body type. There is an upstairs that is filled with great sales racks and they have a large selection of unique accessories as well. The customer service is impeccable. They love their customers and they take care of us! Oh, and the vintage tee section is !

Exactly what I had hoped for when I went to check out this store. Kismet had it located right where we already were so I dragged my husband into the shop with me. First impression– this is where the cool kids shop! A little trepidation on my part. Walked around and was greeting warmly by Lisa (Leeza– not sure the spelling). Who turned out to be a kindred spirit. Tried on jeans I would never have considered, boots my husband liked and a jacket I have been dreaming about. Lisa pulled the whole look together and made me feel very chic. Loved it and her. Ended up with two pairs of those jeans and she was right– I wear them basically every day!
This is not an inexpensive store by any means– but they carry serious quality pieces to build your wardrobe around. As they say– life is to short to wear cheap jeans or drink cheap wine!!! Thanks ladies!!! Xoxo Jana

Although most of the merchandise here is beyond my price point, I love this place. It is replete with items not found elsewhere in the city. It has the likes of Sheryl Crow, Nicole Kidman and Gwyneth Paltrow as patrons.
The space is laid out well. It is easy to peruse the many items and imagine my wardrobe should I win Lotto. There are brands that I have had secret crushes on for ages (namely Rag and Bone). There is amazing jewelry (I’ve become completely smitten with Sarah Richey designs since coming in here). And if the fashion and bling isn’t enough, the décor is also a feast for the eyes. The photos that grace the walls are lovely and pieces of Music City’s past and present. It reminds me a bit of galleries I have visited. Fabulous touch, I might add.
One thing I did discover here that I simply adored is that the loft area is home to some deep discounts. 50−75% off? Yes, please! Now that I am aware of that nugget of information I am going to plan ahead and save up to get my grubby paws on some remarkable finds.
Go, it is worth the trip.

I was not Impressed with this store. I came in last Saturday (4−13−13) with two other gals ready to spend some money and not only were we not greeted as we walked in but we were also not asked if we needed any help as we shopped upstairs and down. Might I add there were only a handful of people in the store. I find that is highly unprofessional! I hope Holly the owner was not there because if this is a tone she sets for her staff then it is hopeless. However we popped a few doors up to Hemline and the gal that worked there was lovely and inviting so we were happy to spend our money there.

Awesome and unique selection for Nashville… if you can afford it! Even if you are just browsing until you have some extra cash, the service is friendly, and there are some super cool photos to look at upstairs. (This is the only store my husband will go in… just to look at the photos!)

What a gorgeous boutique. It’s obvious every item was well thought out and organized so perfectly. Quite a few of the prices are way out of my pocket book range but if they’re in yours, by all means — shop til you drop.
There are plenty of jeans, cocktail dresses, coats (gorgeous coats!!!), handbags, clutches, tops and skirts. The brands that stood out while I was browsing today were Equipment, Frank & Elleen, Love Quote, Rag & Bones, Demylee and Hunter Boots.

This boutique reminds me of a beautifully curated art exhibit in NYC.
All of the careful details ranging from the lighting and expertly merchandised wares to the grand loft area showcasing portraits shot by renowned photographers featuring monumental artists in music history.
I should preface that this gorgeous shop is not for the faint of heart when it comes to spending. If you are a loyal Barney’s, Bergdorf’s, or Bendel shopper… you will fall into the trance here at H Audrey. The well edited contemporary collections are some of the shiniest emerging stars of Vogue and Elle. Some of my favorites include Alexander Wang, Current Elliott, Goldsign, Rag & Bone, and Rick Owens. Many of these lines can NOT be found in Nashville and many surrounding areas. A true lover of fashion who can invest in their wardrobe may believe this place to be a mecca of sorts.
When I first moseyed in a few years ago, I was surprised to find out that country starlet Holly Williams (Hank William’s Jr’s daughter) is the proprietor of this designer haven. This in turn has likely helped attract other celebs such as Gwyneth Paltrow, Nicole Kidman, and Sheryl Crow amongst many others to shop here.
Many of the price points are out of my range but a girl can dream right?

I should have never walked into H Audrey, it’s so incredibly out of my league, however, it was interesting to peruse where the hob-​nobbers of Green Hills shop. H Audrey is the kind of place you head to if you are looking for $ 300 tank top, or a $ 250 necklace, or better yet $ 1000 rabbit fur vest. Aside from women’s fashions they also carry a good assortment of accessories in the purse and jewelry variety. I was lucky to witness one of these Green Hills hob-​nobbers babbling about popping colors all around the store, but honestly nothing really popped. They do carry a lot of designer (whom I have never heard of) clothing; i.e.: Alexander McQueen, Nili Lotan, and Mayle Marlova. What I found, however, incredibly interesting was the small photo gallery, which they were showcasing upstairs. «The Morrison Hotel Gallery», to be exact, featured photos from classic rock/​country/​jam musicians. I was most amused by the photo of Johnny Cash flipping me off. This gallery however fantastically interesting to peruse was so incredibly out of place in this store. The gallery screamed rock/​hippy music lover, which does not in any way match the actual store’s ambiance. It gets 4 stars from me not for the clothes, which I was not wowed by, but for the awesome photo gallery upstairs.

Holly Williams has herself a really funky, fun, high-​end store that all the celebs love. And a cool dog too! Alfie the lab lounges around while you shop.
Downstairs you can find brands such as Jenni Kayne, Loeffler Randall, Helmut Lang, Twelfth street by cynthia vincent, and Rory Beca, just to name a very few. Anything from jeans to nice dresses to bags and jewelry, it’s here.
Upstairs in the loft area is where you can find cool photography. Jessica Simpson just left there the other day with a Bruce Springsteen print, according to People magazine. Other celebs who enjoy stopping by and spending a few (ahem) bucks include Faith Hill, Keith Urban, Carrie Underwood, and Sheryl Crow.
So check it out when you are in the Hill Center. Great new addition to the Nashville retail scene!

I LOVE this store. It’s very underground LA/​NY feel with a twist. Love the clothes, love the décor, love it period.
Clothes are pricey, but great quality and great style. Worth checking out. Ms. Williams has taste. I love the vintage touches she implemented in her store, and the pics allover the walls are amazing. She’s got history and personality and it shows in her store.