Bill Hallman- Inman Park

this literally was the worst shopping experience of my life. I will never be returning and I warn future shoppers to not go there.
my friend and I were shopping here for an upcoming wedding and were looking for dresses. I found a really lovely one that was in the «sale» section and was significantly marked down and then had an additional 20% off. I tried it on and loved it however there was a stain on the front. I asked if there was any other discount they could offer cause I was debating to spend $ 40 on a stained outfit. the Asian lady described in another review said «absolutely not as this was already very cheap — originally $ 112. and that the stain was just make up (supposedly) and would come out.» upon saying this she grabs random spot remover and starts scrubbing the spot that now there is a massive spot. which made me even more apprehensive to purchase the dress. the lady said let it dry and come back in 30 minutes. I said ok and left
we came back 30 minutes later and a different foreign blonde worker said «I am not selling you this dress. you are insecure about it already and I don’t want to sell it to you. it’s not for sale it’s already sold. and it’s a $ 30 dress originally $ 112.» there are MANY problems with this as 1. you never tell a customer they are insecure. 2. they acted as if the spot was no big deal and 3. the dress wasn’t $ 30 — as I would have bought it for that price with a stain. 4. it wasn’t sold she was being very aggressive and rude.
she basically kicked us out of the store and I have never received such horrible customer service.

Yet another spot on my list of «See? Atlanta Boutique Shopping doesn’t have to be Expensive.»
Bill Hallman may *look* trendy and spendy, but it’s not. Well, at least the spendy part. I wouldn’t go all the way to saying it’s cheap, but considering you could be getting a total individual design (yes, by BIll Hallman) then by all things considered this place is a bargain. You won’t see much, if anything, over $ 100. Tops are in the $ 20-​$ 60 range and dresses in the $ 50 to $ 80. And if that’s too much for you, be sure to check the sale rack: they’ve always got crazy bargains there.
This location does have a small men’s section, but it is VERY small. Not enough to distract a guy long enough to keep a girl satisfied with browsing through the rest of the store. They have everything assorted by color, and I would stay the style is trendy chic: not exactly clubwear, but not necessarily appropriate for the office, either. Most of the lines they carry are XS-​L and they typically only stock one in each size for a shoe, if even that much, so get on the pair you love with the quickness.

I love this Bill Hallman!
The clothes here seem nicer than some of the ones in the Virginia Highlands store — but it is still worth checking out!
It seems relatively unknown/​not very busy so the service has always been pretty efficient and brisk.
The clothes here are great — chic, unique, and mostly Bill Hallman’s unique creations of sexy, stylish, printed dresses, skirts, and blouses.
A must if you are going to be near Lenox.