Caitlin Clark

1 month ago | dmagazine.com | Caitlin Clark

The Dame sex toy truck has rolled out in New York and Miami as well, but Dallas became an intentional first stop after Texas Representative Hillary Hickland proposed a bill (HB1549) that calls for banning the sale of sex toys at major retailers.

Feb 28, 2025 | dmagazine.com | Caitlin Clark

When new owners Saks Global announced plans to close the downtown Dallas Neiman Marcus, D got in touch with longtime employees to hear their stories from a more gilded, glamorous era of the flagship department store. Long live little treats from Epicure, one-on-ones with Mr. Stanley, the fantastical Christmas book, and the sheer excess of Fortnights.

Jan 21, 2025 | dmagazine.com | Caitlin Clark

I fancy myself well-versed in modern skincare parlance. I know my Tatchas from my Augustinus Baders, my hyaluronic acids from my salicylics and glycolics. I try to stay brushed up on whatever K-beauty trends are currently breaking through. But when the name Borghese recently came up, I drew a blank. The 68-year-old Italian skincare brand doesn’t have a notable celebrity spokesperson (not a bad thing), nor is it a TikTok sensation (definitely not a bad thing).

Jan 15, 2025 | dmagazine.com | Caitlin Clark

With the recent luxury hotel boom in Cowtown, local events surrounding the annual Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo, held from January 17 through February 8, are spiffier than ever. Whether this is your first rodeo or your 50th, there’s plenty of new parallel programming to celebrate the iconic, three-week Texas tradition. Break out your most bougie cowboy boots. Bowie House's Rodeo and Stock Show experience includes access to Dickies Arena’s Reliant Club.

Jan 15, 2025 | dmagazine.com | Caitlin Clark

Alive and Well, the new integrated wellness center in The Terminal at Katy Trail, is a unique blend of science and aesthetics. Each space, from the IV therapy room with its trailside views to the streamlined compounding pharmacy, is crafted to soothe the eye and your state of well-being. “Everything has intentionality, even the vessels we picked for plants,” says Michael Swail, who co-founded the concept with his wife, Elizabeth.