Dalila Thomas Brent

2 months ago | pdxmonthly.com | Dalila Thomas Brent

Sustainability has been a buzzword for years, especially in the fashion industry. As a consumer in a world where donating, thrifting, and secondhand shopping lead the way in ethical fashion, Colin Behr is digging deeper—into his own closet—to reduce his carbon footprint. Not the easiest thing to do for a Nike alum who spent the past 10 years as a product and footwear designer, surrounded by new threads. In 2019, Behr began working on a coffee table book, documenting every item in his closet.

Nov 1, 2024 | visitdallas.com | Dalila Thomas Brent

Celebrating Black History Month can be done in many different ways, from taking time to honor those who have made strides for African Americans in the past to celebrating the movers and shakers that are making changes right now. One simple way to show support to the culture is patronizing black-owned businesses - and Dallas has plenty to offer. Don't know where to begin? We've created an itinerary for you of places to visit in February and every month after.

Nov 1, 2024 | visitdallas.com | Dalila Thomas Brent

When Dallas is mentioned as a food city, one of the first things that comes to mind for many is BBQ. And while the Big D is known to have its fair share of favorites, the blossoming food scene has so much more to offer than brisket and ribs. Case in point: the Soul Food scene, which has quickly become a conversation starter amongst residents and visitors alike.

Aug 7, 2024 | pdxmonthly.com | Dalila Thomas Brent

If you’re not liking her Instagram posts documenting her latest jaunt around Portland, you’re probably rubbing shoulders with her at a community event. Kimiko Matsuda, 55, is a constant advocate for the Rose City, and she’s using her fervor—and experiences from her tenure at Nike—to create a career for herself facilitating brand partnerships, activations, and events for local businesses from Powell’s to Pinolo Gelato.

Jul 24, 2024 | pdxmonthly.com | Dalila Thomas Brent

In 2022, Jeanne Feldkamp and Dan Diephouse purchased 57 acres of land in the Eola-Amity Hills AVA, a region known for its pinot noir and chardonnay. Feldkamp and Diephouse use both varietals for their label, Corollary, which began producing wine in 2017. But the winery is not known for its varietals; it’s known for its hyper-specific focus: sparkling wine.