D Magazine September 2017

Candice Romo on her new line of sprays, TV broadcasting, and her marriage to some guy named Tony.

A University Park 12-year-old takes the new car service for a test drive.

A new study takes a look at the city’s urban heat island effect, caused in part by tree loss and development.

A group of young bands, including Pearl Earl and Monoculture, is bringing psychedelia back to North Texas’s music scene.

Her eerie photographs of haunted houses make them creepy in a different way.

Craftsmanship, SoCal culture, and killer good looks come together in this new Knox District optical shop.

I tried to dump my personal trainer. Turns out, I was hard to let go.

Three top Dallas fashion directors tell us what to invest in this fall—and what to avoid.

The Design District’s very on-trend modern Italian spot is the restaurant we didn’t really need, but kind of do.

Serving Persian and Afghan cuisine in Richardson, Kasra makes you feel right at home.

Does the Lower Greenville institution still have it?

Everything about the music-inspired cocktail joint in Deep Ellum is low-key—except for its note-perfect cocktails.

With fewer rules and more high-end ingredients, Dallas restaurants are having a blast trying new things with a tried-and-true dish.

The Dutch maestro takes a victory lap before departing for the New York Philharmonic, as the Dallas Symphony begins one of the most important seasons in its history.