Inside Amaldeux’s ‘Sinfully Innocent’ Dollhouse
As young girls, many of us may have dreamed about becoming a fashion designer. Styling up our dolls, making clothes out of toilet paper, or even secretly cutting our own clothes to try and create something new for them.
Secrets of A Mommy Mogul
We live in a world where curating an image is at the reach of a fingertip, but in Erika Lee Williams’ world, unfiltered authenticity can lead to endless possibilities.
The Wolfe Inside
In a world where boundaries are constantly challenged and roles are redefined, Linda Wolfe emerges as a remarkable figure embodying the essence of perseverance, determination, and boundless strength.
The Hero & The Herd
One of the mysteries of existence is the way that animals can connect people more deeply to our own humanity. We give grace when there’s an accident in the house. We shower them with positive affirmations. We learn life lessons from creatures who will never speak our language.
Healing Paws: How Pets Transform Healthcare in El Paso
To begin with, until recently I did not own a pet. Never had – and honestly – never wanted one.
Growing up I had a few traumatic events with dogs my friends owned and as they say, “I was good.”
A Week of Supporting Local Local Businesses Unite in Honor of 915 Day
Chuco Relic and Buy El Paso present 915 Chuco Week, a week-long extravaganza with the ultimate goal of celebrating shopping local.
915 Chuco Week started on Friday, September 10, 2021, and ends on Sunday, September 19, 2021. Throughout the week, El Pasoans are encouraged to visit any of the 100 participating businesses that are offering special Chuco Week discounts and
Chalk the Block is Back!
Celebrating its 14th anniversary in El Paso, this year Chalk the Block will take place Saturday, October 9 and Sunday, October 10 in the Downtown Arts District. “Chalk the Block has served as an opportunity for local artists to showcase their work as well as bring internationally known installations to the borderland,” said Cultural Affairs and Recreation Managing Director Ben Fyffe. “We are excited to bring live public art back to the community.”
Pilon Provides Unique Eating Drinking Experience Near Kern Place
Owners opened Pilón on February 7th, 2021. Ramiro Gomez (Park Tavern and 150 Sunset) wanted to open a place where folks could enjoy drinking wine but could also shop for their homes and feel as though they were given a good value. George Diamos (1/8 Pizza Pub and Cincinnati Bar and Grill) wanted to emulate the wine stores of France and Italy where everyone from a daily laborer
Gaucin’s Garden of ‘Eaten’
The fashion industry is changing and entering uncharted territory when it comes to innovation and inclusion, so much so that it’s required a whole new language. In today’s fashion terminology, more is more, with food-related terms and idioms now in the lexicon. For example, “serving” and various forms of “eat / ate / eaten” can be heard to express approval and as a compliment.
‘Naan’-stop Comfort Food
Food trucks have been around since the late 1890s, and since then, the culture has evolved into the modern concept that is beloved by many today. From tacos and burgers, to sushi and other cuisines, food truck culture has taken many communities like El Paso by storm.
The Film Student & the Football Star
For former Dallas Cowboys quarterback, Tony Romo, football, like life, is about timing. Spending time in preparation for achievement so that when the opportunity comes, you may take it and run.
Part Creation, Part Collection, and Nearly a Museum
By: Janene Rojas
Photos By: Art Moreno, Jr.
Styled By: Ladonna Apodaca
Welcome friends, I invite you to have a gas exploring a whimsical west El Paso abode built in the 1960s. This is a multidimensional home in the sense that here dwell two artists of many styles, who double as collectors of antiques and curiosities…
Sleek Transitional Style
By: Toni Moon
Photos by: Robert Ordonex
Styled By: Ladonna Apodaca
Throughout the years the architecture of homes has changed dramatically. From exterior architecture to color schemes, the trends have changed. Today, the use of geometrical shapes have been apparent in modern homes. One El Paso home, by Pacifica Homes, keeps up…
A House of History
By: Hope Alegre & Zak Hansen
Photos By: Art Moreno, Jr.
Styled By: Ladonna Apodaca
Some things are meant to stand the test of time. More than 130 years after it was first built, the Warren House, as it’s known today, stands as a testament to the spirit of the old…
Welcome: A Guide To Pampering Your Wedding Guests
By: Janene Rojas
Wedding gifts, you spend days thinking up the perfect thing, hunting for the bride’s favorite color to wrap it in, and top it all with a big puffy bow. Wouldn’t it be nice to receive an equally thoughtful gift upon arrival on the big day?…
The Wedding of Kelsey Burns and Marcelo França
October 6, 2018
They Met: We were both living in Australia at the time and had a mutual friend, Kelly. She introduced us over FaceTime and soon realized we were both going back to the States for a wedding, the same wedding. My sister was getting married to Marcelo’s childhood best friend! I was the maid of honor and Marcelo was a groomsmen. We first…
The Hero & The Herd
One of the mysteries of existence is the way that animals can connect people more deeply to our own humanity. We give grace when there’s an accident in the house. We shower them with positive affirmations. We learn life lessons from creatures who will never speak our language.
Healing Paws: How Pets Transform Healthcare in El Paso
To begin with, until recently I did not own a pet. Never had – and honestly – never wanted one.
Growing up I had a few traumatic events with dogs my friends owned and as they say, “I was good.”
Straight to the Pointe
At ages 18 and 19, most dancers must decide whether to attend college or join a professional dance company. For Aylin Aguirre, a passion for STEM led her to graduate from UT Austin with a bachelor’s degree in software engineering, then later pursue her love for dance by opening her own ballet academy.
The Elephant Preferred Perfume
The medical team worked gracefully as ballerinas to ensure the patient survived.
A “Mish-Mash” of Worldly Design and Functional Beauty
By: Veronica NevarezInterior
Designer: Ross Landers
Assistant Stylist: Ladonna Apodaca
Photos By: Art Moreno Jr.
Eclectic as it is remarkable, the home built by Ross Landers, noteworthy interior designer for the Sun City and beyond, proves that beauty and function can…
Kern’s Hidden Treasure
By: Toni MoonPhotos
By: Art Moreno, Jr.
In one of the oldest, most sought after neighborhoods in El Paso, sits a 1935 home with updated looks. This Kern home has been given a face lift that transforms the neighborhood, while preserving its rustic charm. Realtor Yari…
Elevating Design With a Comforting Feel
By: Janene Rojas
Photos By: Jonathan Weingers
Interior designer Catherine Call transformed this 1970s ranch-style home into a modern and elevated space, which for her was a personal pursuit. Mary Lee and William Johns, Catherine’s beloved parents, purchased the…
The Sound of Smartphones
By: Stephanie Aviles
As we age, we slowly start to notice the differences in ourselves that, until this point, we may have overlooked. One of those main differences involves our hearing, specifically when we lose it or it is hindered by endless ringing….
Playing Outdoors Isn’t Just for the Kids
Playing outside is not something exclusive to your grandchildren. Being active and using your muscles becomes more important as you mature, and lack of Vitamin D can be detrimental to your health. With all the amazing outdoor activities El Paso has to...