D Magazine November 2022

Arts & Entertainment
A Brit Goes Deep on Dallas Cars
Gearheads probably won’t know what to make of this story. Same with folks in the art world. But both will want to read it.
By Tim Rogers

Person of Interest
A Dallas Photographer Takes a Shot at Coffee
Dallas photographer Marc Montoya has a new gig: roasting coffee. Learn about Oak Cliff’s newest subscription.
By Tim Rogers

Arts & Entertainment
An Australian Artist Turned McKinney’s Grain Silos Into a Tribute to the City’s Diversity
An Australian artist spent weeks looking for a scene that would illustrate the city of McKinney. He found his muse in a park on Juneteenth.
By Ian Kayanja

Travel
West Texas Waltz: The Ultimate Big Sky Road Trip
My wife and I spent six days on the road driving from Dallas to Big Bend and back again, a journey that took us through ancient rock formations, renovated boomtown hotels, and a few hundred acres of modern art.
By Matt Goodman


Arts & Entertainment
Why the Ritzy Monocle Magazine Chose Dallas for its First U.S. Conference
Exploring why the fancy lifestyle and global affairs magazine chose North Texas over Miami.
By Tim Rogers

Cowboy Boots in Dallas-Fort Worth
The Ultimate Guide To Buying Cowboy Boots in Dallas-Fort Worth
Lookin’ for boots in all the wrong places? Don’t fret—we checked out all the best boot dealers in town so you don’t have to. Here’s where to buy your next pair.
By Ellen Daly

Fashion
With New Tennis Line, Monica Millington Is Serving Looks
The Dallas designer’s new clothing line melds loungewear with tennis style.
By Ginni Beam

Food & Drink
Inside the North Texas Food Bank’s Thanksgiving Operation
During the holidays, the North Texas Food Bank and its hundreds of volunteers hold the line for the food insecure.

Food & Drink
Tatsu Dallas Is the City’s Hardest Reservation, and It’s Worth the Wait
Not even the tiniest detail at Tatsuya Sekiguchi’s Deep Ellum sushi bar goes overlooked.

Lifestyle
It’s Always Sunny in Dallas
After two decades living on the East Coast, I felt drawn home again.

Arts & Entertainment
What Do Art and Cars Have in Common? Nothing.
Though a tour of The Shop Club Dallas may bring to mind Picasso or Vivaldi, the artist Richard Patterson explores what sets this dynamic car storage facility apart from any other museum.
By Richard Patterson

Arts & Entertainment
Take a (Point and Shoot) Picture, It’ll Last Longer
Sure, you can take a snapshot with your phone. But if you want to experience the true magic of photography, you need an actual camera loaded with real film. Everyone from amateurs to professionals to even a few Hollywood hotshots knows that means a trip to Don’s Photo Equipment.
By Claire Collins

Dallas History
Capturing The History Held in the Walls of the Old Barrow Family Gas Station
Clyde Barrow’s family once owned a gas station in West Dallas. Before it was recently bulldozed, the Dallas artist Michelle Mackey spent years studying and painting it.

Financial Services
Uneasy Times Call For Unusual Investments (That Your Financial Advisor Wouldn’t Recommend)
Five totally not crazy alternative investments that your advisor is too timid to tell you about.
By Joseph Guinto

Awards
The Best Financial Planners in Dallas-Fort Worth for 2022
As we do each year, we asked every Certified Financial Planner in North Texas to help us pick out the best in their industry.
By D Magazine

Awards
These Are Dallas-Fort Worth’s Top Wealth Managers for 2022
We asked every wealth management firm and team in North Texas to help us find the best among their peers. Here are the wealth managers that stand out in 2022.
By D Magazine