Houstoniamag: From Florals to Moto, 4 Trendy Ways to Spice Up Your Basics

August 12, 2015 by Beth Muecke Leave a Comment

Layer up your basic lace to create endless looks for fall.

Pretty Flamingo

August 12, 2015 by Beth Muecke Leave a Comment

Location: Gerald D. Hines Waterwall Park

The song “Pretty Flamingo” was released in 1966 by Manfred Mann and later covered by Bruce Springsteen and Rod Stewart. Our flamingo dress and colorful shoes are from Gregory’s in the Galleria. [Read more…]

Here Comes The Sun

August 10, 2015 by Beth Muecke Leave a Comment

Location: Galveston, Texas

I was recently invited to spend a girl’s weekend at my bestie’s stunning new house in Galveston. So I dropped by the wonderful Mio Boutique to pick up a few pieces to wear by the pool and beach. [Read more…]

Elegant floral from Laboratoria Shop

August 7, 2015 by Beth Muecke Leave a Comment

Additional dresses by Preen.

Location: Corner Table

This stunning floral dress is the ‘ Preen by Thornton Bregazzi Tana Dress ” It possesses elegance with ease, like so many of the clothes at Laboratoria Shop, owned by Tatiana Massey. She has such a flair for finding classic,sophisticated pieces with an edge. [Read more…]

Paris Texas Apparel Co.

August 4, 2015 by Beth Muecke Leave a Comment

Armadillo polos and colorful ties.
They have lots of great Texas t-shirts to choose from.
White armadillo polos.
Co-owner Paul Hotze and Beethoven.

Location: Paris Texas Apparel Company

Paris Texas Apparel Co. creates Texas-centric ties, bow ties, t-shirts, Polos, prints, barware and a variety of accessories such as hats, croakies and koozies featuring a healthy dose of Texas pride. Paris Texas Apparel Co. creates high-quality items that reflect everything Texans take pride in most, all marked with its iconic armadillo logo. [Read more…]

Three Brothers Bakery

July 31, 2015 by Beth Muecke Leave a Comment

The original Three Brothers
Owner Bobby Jucker

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Location: Three Brothers Bakery

The history of Three Brothers Bakery is very rich, tracing back to Poland in the 1800s. The original three brothers survived the Holocaust during World War II and brought their baking skills and recipes to Houston following their liberation. [Read more…]

Blue art at Discovery Green

July 29, 2015 by Beth Muecke Leave a Comment

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Location: Discovery Green

Monument Au Fantome, the large free-form red-white-blue sculpture on Avenida de las Americas is the park’s most well-known artwork and one of Houston’s great treasures. Its title means “Monument to the Phantom” or imaginary city in French. [Read more…]