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Catalina Margulis —W!"#$!Former Flare and Elle Canada editor Catalina Margulis is set on making family vacations sexy. Interviewing wedding planners the world over for “Four Ways to a Wedding” (p. 47) whet her appetite for travel, and now this mother of three boys (including twin babies) has plans to tour Maui and California.
Nelly the Elephant —M%&$'
!e real star of “A Royal A"air” (p. 36) never worries about going gray. Nelly (also known as Gulabi
Kali, aka rose petal) is a 44-year-old Indian elephant from a little village in Assam, India. A regular guest at
the Fairmont Jaipur, #nd her at events including picnics, elephant polo and weddings, with trainer Wajid Khan.
Chris Nicholls —P(%#%)!*+($!Family comes #rst in the fashion shoot for “At First Blush” (p. 60), photographed by Chris Nicholls and starring his whole clan, including model wife Lorca Moore (who also handles post-production) and children Alden and Finlay. Born in England, Nicholls now splits his time between Toronto and New York, shooting for clients including Flare, Fashion, Badgley Mischka and MAC Cosmetics.
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Originally from Boston, Zach Everson has been based in
Louisville, Kentucky since 2008, where he’s quickly taken to the state’s twin
passions of bourbon and horse racing. A contributor to
!e Wall Street Journal, USA Today and enRoute, Everson
delves into Dallas, Texas for “State of the Arts” (p. 26)
in this issue of Fairmont Magazine. Next up, he’s
working on a feature about China’s evolving attitude
towards whiskey.
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State of the ArtsEverything’s bigger in Texas, but a ride through Dallas and beyond reveals an unexpected arts scene and low-key luxury.
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5:00 PM LOST OAK WINERY All it takes is a swirl, sni! and sip to discover what Texas winemakers already know: European grapes like tempranillo, roussanne and vermentino thrive in the Lone Star State. "is family-owned and operated winery, located an hour southwest of Dallas, produced a 2010 viognier that scored Double Gold at the San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition. Taste it for yourself a#er a guided tour of the vineyard. 2116 FARM-TO-
MARKET RD. 731, BURLESON Zach Everson
11:30 AM PARIGI Texan cuisine isn’t just about big barbecue and chicken-fried-everything. Chic Oak Lawn bistro Parigi works with more than 20 local partners, including farms, vineyards and even a gristmill, to build its Italian-French-American menus. You can also $nd colorful cityscapes by resident artist Shane Pennington covering the walls. Brunch on brie and pumpkin-bread French toast with nutmeg butter and amaretto syrup, then browse the trendy neighborhood’s galleries and boutiques. 3311 OAK LAWN AVE., DALLAS
2:00 PM ARTSPACE111 Fort Worth, a 30-minute drive west from Dallas, is home to the Kimbell Art Museum and its collection of works by European masters from Duccio to Picasso. But it’s the city’s Artspace111 – a warehouse turned gallery and sculpture garden – that buzzes with emerging and acclaimed Texas artists. Time your visit with an opening reception and you’ll mingle with the who’s who of the burgeoning contemporary arts community. 111 HAMPTON ST., FORT WORTH
3:30 PM THE GALLERY AT THE FAIRMONT "e Fairmont Dallas isn’t just located in the heart of the city’s urban arts district – it’s a vibrant part of the community itself. "e hotel’s inaugural artist-in-residence, Zach Saucedo (whose painting, P.E.A.C.E. !e Suite Life, graces the lobby), has returned to oversee a new on-site gallery showcasing mixed media, as well as the re-launched residency program. 1717 N AKARD ST., DALLAS
1:00 PM THE OFFICE OF ANGELA SCOTT Instead of returning from the Big D with an iconic (but expected) pair of cowboy boots, pick up a pair of hand-painted women’s oxfords from designer Angela Scott. While her bench-made, single-cobbler-cra#ed footwear has stepped into the pages of Glamour and Nylon (and is sold in Japan, Austria and Italy), she chose Dallas as the location of her $rst dedicated boutique. 2420 VICTORY PARK LANE, DALLAS
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