Velvet Attic Boutique Carries a Variety of Apparel & Accessories 

Annie Smith and Melodi Cone, co-owners of the Velvet Attic Boutique, take a break from stocking the shelves. 

The Velvet Attic Boutique stands as a reflection of partnership, built and operated by Annie Smith and Melodi Cone, two women who share a vision for style, creativity, and community. Their collaboration brings together individual perspectives that shape the boutique into something both personal and distinctive, where every detail is considered, and every piece has intention behind it. 

Located at 800 Central Avenue, on the second floor in downtown Hot Springs, The Velvet Attic offers a space that feels set apart—welcoming customers into an environment that is thoughtfully arranged and quietly expressive. 

The setting mirrors the dynamic between its owners, blending different influences into a cohesive experience that feels natural rather than forced. 

The boutique carries apparel for men, women, and children, along with accessories that complement a wide range of looks. In addition to clothing, customers will find skincare accessories, candles, and Sassy Bees honey, expanding the shop into a lifestyle destination. A dedicated space for Oh Honey Children’s Boutique adds another layer, offering options for families shopping together. 

Annie and Melodi continue to build more than just a retail space—they create opportunities for connection through regular Saturday events. 

Through their shared effort and vision, The Velvet Attic Boutique continues to grow as a place where style, partnership, and community come together in a way that feels both intentional and lasting. Visit the boutique Monday-Saturday 10 AM-5 PM, and Sunday 1-5 PM. 

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