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Scene: An intimate garden party at the Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek. Spring had officially sprung. Takeaway: The teams from NET-A-PORTER and Loro Piana were in town to lunch with the brands’ private clients and Dallas tastemakers. And to rais…
Read MoreI could wax poetic about The Grapevine Bar for days. The little hole in the wall off Maple Avenue has been around since 1996 and attracts the most intriguing clientele — a mix of gay and straight; millennials and Gen X (with a few Baby Boomers often ma…
Read MoreThe Scene: A chic fashion party thrown by Vogue México & Latin America‘s head of content, Karla Martinez de Salas, to celebrate the opening of the South to North Pop Up at Neighborhood Goods. Takeaway: Karla Martinez and Vogue Latin America a…
Read MoreJocelyn Delk Adams, the media darling behind the Grandbaby Cakes blog, which has a fan base of over a million readers, is a regular contributor on The Today Show and Good Morning America. She also just happens to live in Prosper, Texas. To celebrate th…
Read MoreI‘m a veteran of the art fair circuit. If only the Girl Scouts had a merit badge. They’re a marathon, not a sprint, so you’ll need to stay hydrated and of course, be well-dressed. With Dallas Art Month upon us — and its cornerstone, t…
Read MoreDry January led to Tipsy February. Then the social calendar exploded in what I will dub March Madness — unless of course that name has already been taken, #dontknowsports. One of the first invites that I quickly responded “oui” to was the d…
Read More“You don’t look a day over 30.” Who doesn’t love that observation? Well, the same could be said for one of the grande dames of the art world, the Kimbell Art Museum. Beginning last fall, 2022, the hallowed Fort Worth institution is celebrating a golden…
Read MoreWhen I’m questioned about fond and fun memories of living in LA, I often find myself sharing a somewhat inspirational story. That two of my dearest friends, Michelle Alexander and Jeannie Long, whom I had known since high school, decided to write…
Read MoreWhen I’m questioned about fond and fun memories of living in LA, I often find myself sharing a somewhat inspirational story. That two of my dearest friends, Michelle Alexander and Jeannie Long, whom I had known since high school, decided to write…
Read MoreWhew, we’re winded from our party to party to party schedule of late. Yes, it’s been our version of wash, rinse, repeat but the holiday celebration cycle. And alas, there have been a few occasions when we were perplexed as to what we should…
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