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a tradition that never goes out of style…

Located in the heart of Downtown Elkhart, Stephenson’s has been a fashion staple in the Northern Indiana area, and beyond, for the past 91 years. Whether you are getting married, attending an event, or just want to look your everyday best, Stephenson’s showcases the best designers and fashions for every one of your important events - ranging from everyday styles to bridal attire.

 
 

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Join us now through May fourth, and save on all new spring and summer fashions!! The more you shop the more you save... 🌸 Save 10% on one item 🌸🌸 Save 20% on two items 🌸🌸🌸 Save 30% on three items We can't wait to see you soon!! #springfashion
Many Stephenson's followers may recall our years covering fashion and style topics of all types on the Fox Fashion Friday series. Lonnnggg time friends might even remember The Style File on Etruth.com - the original digital style showcase on an an ea
Stephenson’s pickleball, anyone?! Stop in and check out our new pickleball collection, featuring paddles, the cutest pink athleisure set, and a men’s tee shirt! #pickleball #athleisure #lounge #style
We want to say a huge THANK YOU to everyone who donated prom dresses during our dress drive! Because of your generosity, we were able to send Lifeline out with a van full of over 150 gorgeous gowns!! We are so grateful for our community, and the way
A great offer for a great cause...When you stop in to purchase a gown for the YWCA Support Our Shelter Event, we will give you 20% off!! (Just show us this coupon at checkout!) This event is taking place in just over 2 weeks, so we hope to see you so
 

Check out our social sites to find out a little more about who we are and what we do - but as always, the best way to experience the Stephenson’s tradition is right through the front doors!

 

Stephenson’s of Elkhart - Celebrating 92 Years in Fashion

Stephenson’s opened in October of 1931, delivering the best fashions of the day to customers throughout Northern Indiana. It’s an idea that hasn’t changed in nearly a century, and frankly we can’t see it changing any time soon.