Spring resident Deanna Holik founded 4 Hip Chicks Boutique following the two biggest losses of her life, the death of her father in 2008 and being laid off from her longtime job in the oil and gas industry. Holik said she had no retail experience, but she took a leap of faith during a difficult time in her life to transform her love of shopping into a business venture.
With the help of her daughter, Lauren Valden, Holik started by selling jeans, T-shirts and candles in a small booth in local hair salons. In 2009, Holik decided to open a storefront at the Waterpoint Shopping Center in Montgomery after taking a soul-searching drive.
“I came over the hill on Hwy. 105, and I saw the lake and this [shopping] center … and it kind of spoke to me,” Holik said. “It was scary [to make the career change], but my faith is big and I really felt like God presented this opportunity and this was the path he wanted me to go on.”
The business’ name, Holik said, is a tribute to the important women in her life.
“I originally named [4 Hip Chicks] after my mom, my two daughters and I,” Holik said. “[The name] also came from wanting to provide clothing from all generations and having a special place in my heart for the women in my life.”













