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These Vivid, 2000s-Inspired Pieces Are So Fetch (Yes We’re Making It a Thing)

These Vivid, 2000s-Inspired Pieces Are So Fetch (Yes We’re Making It a Thing)

A spring look by Versace

Don’t be too upset that the 2000s are already fodder for fashionable nostalgia. Instead, get excited to combine bold and unexpected colors and textures, à la lace-trimmed camis, chunky-soled shoes and men’s looks, too. That’s hot!

Spray-paint denim jacket, $1,650, by Balenciaga

Cropped stamped-logo t-shirt, $310, by Off White

Embellished silk minidress, $4,900, by Stella McCartney

Hair tie, $50, by Kapital

Rainbow boots, $160, by Doc Martin

Mini shearling handbag, $2,500, by Bottega Veneta

A spring look by Louis Vuitton

T-shirt, $600, by Givenchy

Twill bucket hat, $600, by Bottega Veneta.

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With Shimmering ‘Mirror’ Theme and Sexy Spanish Fare, HGO Raises $1.3 Mil for Community Outreach

Denise Reyes and Matthew Healey (photo by Katy Anderson)

THE OPERA BALL, one of Houston’s perennially elegant, must-hit galas among the society set’s top tier, tilted marvelously mod and disco-deluxe this year, with sophisticated Spanish hints, thanks no doubt to ball chairs Isabel and Ignacio “Nacho” Torras. They are, of course, the arts patrons behind two of Houston’s most popular and trendy restaurants — MAD and BCN Taste & Tradition.

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Pop-Up Pros: With Impressive Partners from Far and Wide, Four Seasons Houston Ups the Game

Smoked Salmon Cheesecake with Emeril’s Reserve Caviar

THE POP-UP CULINARY trend — when great chefs from elsewhere take over a local restaurant for a night or two — continues to be a hot in Houston. But as the novelty of the concept fades to been-there-done-that, pop-up purveyors must be increasingly clever to attract savvy foodies.

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