Kristie Ramirez

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The thirty Texans with the most iconic, unforgettable, eye-popping looks, from Davy Crockett to Beyoncé.

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The singer-songwriter shows us where he writes.

The mayor of San Antonio shows us where he works.

The Dallas photographer shows us where she works.

The musician shows us some of his gear.

The NASCAR driver gives us a glimpse of his life away from the racetrack.

The architects show us what's on their desk.

The blogger shows us what she'll be taking to New York Fashion Week.

The composer and sound-maker shows us some of his tools.

The yarn bomber shows us some of her personal possessions.

The Dallas Symphony Orchestra conductor shows us some of his tools.

This sports-crazed Dallas suburb may be one of the fastest-growing places in the country, but you can still find signs of its cattle-driving past.

The chef shows us a glimpse of his life outside the kitchen.

The concert promoter shows us his other passion.

The Houston Dynamo player gives us a glimpse of his life off the field.

T. Boone Pickens’s office cabinet.

The Broadway star shows us where she sings.

The onetime presidential adviser gives us a glimpse of her home life.

The Speaker lets us into his office.

The chef shows us his boot collection.

The musicians show us their home on the road.

The athlete shows us what she carries along on the road and to the gym.

The comedian shows us some of her memorabilia.

The actor shows us some of his memorabilia.

The Baylor University president shows us his refuge.

The Houston Texans defensive tackle shows us what he eats.

Nineteen blocks of culture and creativity breathe life into the north side of downtown.

Dallas entrepreneur Ray Washburne has two passions: restaurants and real estate.

Michael Hsu’s garage.

Houston

Tony Rancich’s recording studio.

Ty Murray’s saddle house.

Henderson Avenue, Dallas.

Josh Hamilton’s locker.

Becca Cason Thrash’s desk.

State representative Dan Branch’s bookcase.

Tyson Cole’s kitchen cabinet.

San Antonio.

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The CEO of Louis Vuitton’s North American division talks about the new store at NorthPark, Marc Jacobs, and knockoffs.

Blake Mycoskie, the founder of Shoes for Tomorrow (TOMS), talks about traveling around the world, shoe drops, and expanding the business.

The opening of the AT&T Performing Arts Center was three nights of award-worthy performances, champagne, and, of course, ambitious frocks.

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