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PaperCity is a platform for those who appreciate the finer things in life. It introduces readers to influential figures and trendsetters in Houston and Dallas, Texas, focusing on the people who shape style. By offering a unique perspective that blends social events with fashion, design, art, and local culture, we highlight the distinct styles of Dallas and Houston within a broader national and international context.

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Dallas Insiders - Architect David Droese On Favorite Local Art Havens, Tarot Reader, Gossip Go-To, and More

2 days ago | papercitymag.com | Billy Fong

An insider….Merriam-Webster defines an insider as a person in a position of power or one who has access to confidential information. But, for our purposes, it’s anyone who can tell us the best spot to play mahjong. Yes, we’re a glamorous city, but we’re also a tricky one. Our Dallas Insider is that chic confidante with the scoop on how to get a reservation at the hottest new Omakase joint or the best spot to people-watch or, in some cases, be seen.
Landman Star Billy Bob Thornton Rocks This $1.3 Million Galveston Island Night - Wildcatters and All Things Texas Star

6 days ago | papercitymag.com | Shelby Hodge

Rocking to the sounds of Landman star Billy Bob Thornton and his band The Boxmasters, Galveston partygoers grooved into the stratosphere of charitable fundraising by bringing in more than $1.3 million for The Bryan Museum — the heartfelt salute to all things Texan coming from historian/preservationist J.P. Bryan and wife Mary Jon. By most accounts this was the first single-night, seven-figure tally for any Galveston Island nonprofit.
Houston's Hottest Doctors Strut The Runway, Showing Off The Arts Of Healing

1 week ago | papercitymag.com | Shelby Hodge

What: The Arts of Healing Foundation’s Women in Medicine eventWhere: The Post Oak HotelPC Moment: What could be more fun than watching your favorite Houston doctors strut the runway in the latest fashions, exchanging lab coats and scrubs for Oscar de la Renta, Lela Rose, Veronica Beard and the like? The Arts of Healing Foundation’s Women in Medicine event was a salute to the women and their careers while focusing on fashion as a form of creative expression.
Emanuel Sharp Fights On Through Social Media Hate, "Plans" To Test The NBA Draft Waters and Heals Up For Potential Epic Final Season at Houston

1 week ago | papercitymag.com | Chris Baldwin

In the wake of The Last Shot That Never Happened in the national championship game, Derrick Sharp wrapped his son Emanuel Sharp in a hug and delivered a simple heartfelt message to the 21-year-old University of Houston guard. “I told Emanuel, ‘God, gives his toughest task to his toughest warriors,’ ” Derrick Sharp tells PaperCity. “He wasn’t afraid to be that person at the end.
Away, the Travel Brand with a Cult Following, Relocates Its Dallas Store to NorthPark Center

1 week ago | papercitymag.com | Melissa Smrekar

If you’re reading this story, you’re probably like me — a chronically online person. You are likely already familiar with the brand Away. The “original disruptor of the travel goods industry,” Away launched in 2016 with one perfectly executed carry-on. Since then, Away has grown into a celebrated global travel brand with a devoted following. Away recently relocated its Dallas store, which is now open at NorthPark Center. It’s the perfect place for shoppers to shop Instagram’s favorite luggage IRL.
Dec My Room's Room to Grow Luncheon Is a Roaring Success at Dallas' NorthPark Center

1 week ago | papercitymag.com | Melissa Smrekar

April rain couldn’t dampen the parade as an elegant herd of nearly 300 guests, “decked” in their springtime best, attended Dec My Room’s recent 7th annual Room to Grow luncheon. Typically, the beloved springtime event takes place in the Neiman Marcus Garden at NorthPark Center. Inclement weather, though, moved the event inside to SouthCourt under the watchful eye of artist Jonathan Borofsky’s iconic work from 1982, “Five Hammering Men.”Even inside, the heartwarming event shined brighter than ever.
Two New Store Openings in the Stockyards Add to Fort Worth’s Western Allure

1 week ago | papercitymag.com | Amanda Ogle

Full of cowboy boot purveyors, cowboy hats, denim, belt buckles, and lots of turquoise, the Fort Worth Stockyards is a hub of Western fashion in North Texas. And coming soon are two new store openings in the district: Pendleton Woolen Mills and Will Leather Goods, both legendary Western brands that will fit right in. The only flagship locations in Texas for these two brands, the new retail stores bring their wares and craftsmanship to Fort Worth this summer. Pendleton Woolen Mills128 E.
Fighting For The Future Of The Arts At Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion - Aspiring Artists Get a $580,000 Boost

1 week ago | papercitymag.com | Laura Landsbaum

A swirl of fine wine and generosity filled The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion at the 25th annual Pavilion Partners Wine Dinner, with the night raising more than $580,000 for young artists’ futures. The generous donations will fund scholarships for local high school students who plan to major in the arts in college. Held on stage at The Pavilion, the event was co-chaired by Sonya Nicholson and Charlie de Kanter.
Three Days Of Partying In The Heart Of River Oaks - A $1.275 Million Adventure At Bayou Bend

1 week ago | papercitymag.com | Shelby Hodge

What a splendid weekend it was when Bayou Bend House & Gardens opened for three fundraising events that saw ladies and a few gents lunching during a fashion fête on Friday, children and parents frolicking across the verdant gardens on Saturday, and a cotillion of primarily Houston old guard staples dining and dancing beneath a party tent on Sunday evening. The festivities brought in $1,275,000 million for the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston house museum.
Dwell with Dignity's Thrift Studio Raises More Than $100,000 at Premiere Party in Dallas

1 week ago | papercitymag.com | Melissa Smrekar

Dwell with Dignity’s largest annual fundraiser, Thrift Studio Raised $107,000 at its recent Premiere Party. More than 300 guests purchased a VIP ticket in order to be the first to shop the event’s designer-curated selection of donated furniture, artwork, and accessories. The rush of being the first to shop reminded me of buying the “early bird” ticket at the Marburger Farm Antique Show in Round Top (but with better prices!).