Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
I‘ve missed getting air-kisses from all the Dallas crew that make galas and fundraisers actually fun-raisers (pardon my pun, but it’s been a long time since I’ve had a witty conversation). It’s a time we will all remember for decades …
Read MoreEditor’s Note: This travel story highlighting San Miguel de Allende is featured in PaperCity‘s April print issue. It was written before our current COVID-19 era. We hope it provides an escape, and perhaps something beautiful to look forward…
Read MoreLike most, I barely know what day it is anymore. They all seem to blend together — and time as well. I find myself going to sleep later and getting out of bed way past when I normally would. Is this Week Two or perhaps Week Three of the pandemic? Do we…
Read MoreI hope you’ve seen the Instagram fashion series I’ve started at both @papercitydallas and @reallywrongfong. These are uncertain times, and given the proclamation in Dallas, Houston, and many other Texas cities to shelter in place, we are no…
Read MoreI pen this as Dallas has pulled up drawbridges and limited activity due to COVID-19. One of the last fundraisers held before the mass of postponements and cancellations was the annual Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas luncheon, this year chaired by t…
Read MoreAuthor’s Note: I began this story before most stores we’re being closed due to the COVID-19 outbreak. As of this writing, the Dallas West Village store will be closed from March 18 until March 28, but keep in mind that Suitsupply has a webs…
Read MoreIt definitely was “one enchanted evening.” As I sit here penning this year’s Jewel Charity Ball recap, I am left wide-eyed remembering the twinkling décor with just as many twinkling guests (close to 1,500) filling Dickies Arena. In i…
Read MoreIf you’re still catching your breath after another glittering Jewel Charity Ball in its new home at Dickies Arena, well, guess what, social season is still in high gear. There are still plenty of Fort Worth society events that will feed your need…
Read MoreI decided to don my “Mr. Brunch” hat again the other day. I also literally had a hat on. I have a uniform when I am feeling a little haggard after indulging a bit too much the night prior. If the temperature is accommodating, it usually con…
Read MoreYellow — the official color of sunshine, freshness, and happiness — was seen in all its vibrant shades at the Dallas Museum of Art. A gorgeous group of ladies (with just a few lucky men — a ratio I adore) had assembled to celebrate Art in Bloom: A Roya…
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