Living
An Insider's Guide to the Best of Dallas Lifestyle
Fashion
The Design District Studio Selling Couture to Taraji P. Henson and Tyra Banks
Esé Azénabor’s couture designs are in high demand, from red carpets to wedding aisles.
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Fashion
The Design District Studio Selling Couture to Taraji P. Henson and Tyra Banks
Esé Azénabor’s couture designs are in high demand, from red carpets to wedding aisles.
Online Shopping
This Local Etsy Creator Uses Earrings to Spread Mental Health Awareness
Rowlett native Melissa Anthony spent years suffering from undiagnosed bipolar disorder and ADHD. Now she’s using her online shop, Alwaysm, to empower others.
Lifestyle
D Living Last Month: Dallas Loves Luxury … and Castles
A roundup of everything we covered on the Living and lifestyle page, from Market’s pop-up program to an interview with Diamond Mahone to the chic homes of Dallas’ newest transplants.
Style
The Art of Styling with Diamond Mahone Bailey
We chatted with the personal stylist about growing up around fashion, her favorite types of styling, and her recent move to Mexico City.
Style
Zara Taitt Fell in Love with Design … Through Cars
We chatted with Jan Showers' senior interior designer and executive of operations about all her favorite things.
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Hair
Why a Stylist to the Stars Settled in Texas
Brit Kevin Charles aims to bring five-star service to his salons, minus the snobbery.
Business
Jewelry Executive Alysa Teichman’s Style is Aspirational Yet Approachable
The Wildlike founder says she opts for clothes that make her feel powerful, relevant, and joyful.
Style
D Living Last Month: How to Elevate Your Personal Style
A roundup of everything we covered on the Living and lifestyle page in June, from robot manicures to picking your poolside ’fit.
Fashion
Summer’s Here. Here’s How to Up Your Cabana Style
Experts from La Vie Style House and Roller Rabbit chat about which essentials to add to your closet.
Style
5 Ways to Revamp Your Work Wardrobe, According to Rent the Runway’s Style Director
Bid adieu to those boring pre-pandemic suits. The future of workwear—and Y2K fashion—is much more fun.