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Possible Hailey Bieber Sighting Fuels Early Knox Street Buzz at Rhode Pop-Up

Whether you're hoping to score limited-edition merch, stock up on beauty favorites, or catch a glimpse of Jack Blues' mom, Knox Street's Rhode pop-up may be your hottest stop this weekend
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Claudia Carson-Habeeb

Rhode, the skincare and beauty brand founded by Hailey Bieber, has brought its Rhode Summer Station to Dallas, transforming 3212 Knox St. into a must-visit destination from June 26-29, open daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

The traveling pop-up kiosk, making Dallas its second stop on a tour across North America and Europe, is debuting Rhode’s Summer 2026 collection and a lineup of new products.

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Hailey Bieber's uber-popular Rhode skincare line pops-up on Knox Street. PHOTO: Claudia Carson-Habeeb

After camping out for hours for the opportunity, fans shopped favorites, including the Pocket Blush, Pocket Brush, Highlight Milk, new shades of Peptide Lip Shape, a limited-edition Peptide Lip Tint, snap-on lip cases, and a terry cloth bag designed for summer adventures.

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Screenshot from Instagram post by @rhode

Adding to the excitement, an early attendee reported spotting Hailey Bieber on Knox Street, though the report has not been independently verified.

An employee at a nearby Starbucks said she was also hoping to see the influencer and entrepreneur, but “wasn’t holding her breath.”

Bieber, who is married to global superstar Justin Bieber, has built Rhode into one of the beauty industry’s most talked-about brands, known for its minimalist aesthetic and viral products.

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Mirrors flanking the Rhode pop-up become impromptu selfie stations for fans waiting in line. Claudia Carson-Habeeb

The Dallas stop also features an exclusive keepsake for dedicated fans: a Rhode Tour hoodie created by SKYLRK and customized specifically for each city on the tour.

According to Rhode, the hoodie will be available only at the Summer Station and will not be sold online or after the tour concludes.

Fans lucky enough to make it through the winding lines with their armbands still intact debated whether to keep the limited-edition hoodie they secured — or resell it.

“It’s going for three to four times the purchase price online,” said Lyla Tatum.

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Claudia Carson-Habeeb

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Claudia Carson-Habeeb, a managing editor of People Newspapers from August 2024 to August 2026, got her start at The Baylor Lariat. Her debut publication, Falling Through the Spiral of My Notebook (1993), launched a career devoted to writing without margins. A former on-screen HGTV personality, she covered everything from hometown heroes to global design trends. Happiest on horseback, she spends her spare time hoof picking with volunteers at her animal rescue nonprofit.
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