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T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S

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• SPRING SHINDIG 10

• HOW TO BUILD A FASHION FIRST AID KIT 18

• SO6IX EATS: 22 J. BRUNER'S AT THE HAUNTED HOUSE

• FUN IN THE FACTS 28 FASHION HISTORY

• TRUTH IN THE NUMBERS 29 SPRING

• MAKEUP BRUSH 101 32

• LIVE LIFE IN FULL BLOOM 36 photography by Lauren Wright

• CALENDAR OF EVENTS 58 MARCH 2016

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ON THE COVER... PHOTOGRAPHY: LAUREN WRIGHTMODEL: KIMBER S. CLOTHING: METROSHOE WAREHOUSEFLOWERS :TONY FOSS FLOWERS


L E T T E R F R O M T H E S T A F F

Happy March!throw the greatest spring shindig with your favorite people

in the sunshine – you’re welcome.

I hope you have the best March, I

mean that. I hope that something

good comes your way or you

fight a fear that’s been holding

you back. I hope you spend time

with the people who mean the

most to you, and I hope that you

find gratitude for each day we’re

given. I hope that you give back

where and when you can, and I

hope you soak up the sunshine

for all it’s worth.

Happy reading!

One of my favorite times of the year is here! I know I say that

almost every month, maybe because I’m just in love with

life, but spring has arrived and it really is a beautiful time

of the year – except for all of the allergies. I love watching

everything bloom and start to turn green as the warmer air

makes its way in, and finally getting back outside to enjoy

the outdoors. It’s also the time of year when I slowly switch

back to clothing other than leggings as pants (yes, they’re

pants – I’ll fight you on this). This month we showcased

clothing from local stores, along with absolutely amazing

flowers from the talented Tony Foss. It just seemed fitting

that spring fashion and flowers accompany each other; it’s

also a really great excuse to stare at and smell beautiful

flowers for hours ( just kidding … kind of).

We think it’s important to always keep you prepared. Ladies,

we break down makeup brushes so you’re never using

the wrong one, and also give you some of the best tips on

building a fashion first aid kit. You never know when you’re

going to need to treat a stain, get rid of static or hold up a

broken zipper. Lastly, you’re going to be well equipped to

Lauren Wright

Spring

fresh flower & fruit centerpiecesCredit: Kristin Vanzant Photography via cedarwoodweddings.com

One of the greatest things about spring is having a wide selection of gorgeous fresh flower types and colors available. Choose fruit and flowers in similar hues that will im-press your guests on a simple white tablecloth. If you want to see your guests’ faces at this get-together, don’t make any centerpiece taller than 12 inches.

Warmer temps are arriving, the outdoors

are greening up, flowers are blossoming

and the social season has begun! We put

together some of our favorite things to

help you throw an amazing spring shindig.

Whether you keep it simple or kick it up a

notch, let’s celebrate spring’s arrival!

Shindig

Shindig

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FABRIC GARLANDPhoto Credit: www.whatdandidnext.com

Looking for a fun way to decorate on an empty wall, above a dessert table or in between two green trees? Make this simple fabric garland out of cloth or ribbon.

SUPPLIES:• Ribbon or fabric

• Scissors

• Rope or string

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Cut each strip of fabric or ribbon to roughly 16 inches.

2. Measure and cut a rope or string to the length you want it to reach.

3. Tie each strip of fabric or ribbon in a single knot along the rope.

4. Go back through and cut some pieces to be shorter than others,

so the lengths vary.

5. Hang up and enjoy!

ROSEBUD PAPER NAPKINSCredit: rajeesood.blogspot.com

This creative trick couldn’t be easier, and honestly you can use this for any season by just changing the color of the napkin.

Grab a simple paper napkin and start rolling. That’s literally it! Roll up your pa-per napkins and place in a bowl standing up, so it looks like a basket of flowers.


MELON, PROSCUITTO & MOZZARELLA SKEWERSCredit: laurenkelp.com

INGREDIENTS:• 1 medium cantaloupe, cut into 1-inch cubes

• 1⁄4 lb thinly sliced prosciutto

• 20 small mozzarella balls

• Chopped fresh parsley (optional)

• Storebought or homemade balsamic reduction (optional)

INSTRUCTIONS:1. Thread prosciutto, mozzarella and melon cubes onto small cocktail skewers and

place on a serving platter.

2. Sprinkle with parsley and drizzle with balsamic reduction, if desired.


TULIP TOMATOES Credit: survivingateacherssalary.com

INGREDIENTS:• 15 large cherry tomatoes• 16 stalks of chives/green onion• 8 oz cream cheese• 1 cucumber• 1 tsp dried basil• Salt & pepper

INSTRUCTIONS:1. With stem side down, cut a cross in the top of each cherry tomato, about 3/4 of the way

down the tomato.

2. Using a spoon, gently scrape out the seeds, being careful not to tear the tomato.

3. Take a knife or grilling skewer and make a hole where the stem is, so later the chive can fit through.

4. Finely chop or grate the cucumber. Mix cream cheese, cucumber and basil in a bowl. Add salt and pepper to taste.

5. Add a teaspoon of cream cheese mixture into each tomato tulip. Insert a chive into the hole at the bottom of each tomato. Arrange on a platter like a bouquet!


AVOCADO STRAWBERY SPINACH SALADCredit: gimmesomeoven.com

INGREDIENTS:

• 6 cups fresh baby spinach

• 1 pint strawberries, hulled & sliced

• 1 avocado, diced

• 4 oz crumbled Gorgonzola or blue cheese

• 1⁄4 cup sliced almonds, toasted

• Half a small red onion, thinly sliced

• Poppy seed dressing

INSTRUCTIONS:1. Toss all ingredients together in a bowl with your desired amount of dressing until

combined. Serve immediately.

Poppy Seed Dressing:• 1/2 cup avocado oil

• 3 tbsp apple cider vinegar

• 2 tbsp poppy seeds

• Pinch of ground dry mustard

• Salt and pepper

Whisk all ingredients together until combined.


BLACKBERRY THYME CHAMPAGNE COCKTAIL Credit: stylemepretty.com

INGREDIENTS:

• 1⁄3 cup blackberries, plus 8

more for garnish

• 1⁄3 cup water

• 1⁄3 cup sugar

• 1 bottle of prosecco or champagne

• 4 sprigs of thyme

INSTRUCTIONS:1. In a small saucepan, bring the blackber-

ries, water and sugar to a boil. Turn to low and let simmer for 10 minutes. Strain the blackberries and let syrup cool.

1. Add 2 tablespoons of syrup to the bot-tom of each glass. Top with champagne and add in a sprig of thyme and 2 black-berries.

STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE JARSCredit: popsugar.com

INGREDIENTS:

• 2 pints strawberries

• 1⁄4 cup white sugar

• Storebought or homemade pound cake or angel food cake

• Cool Whip

• Mini mason jars

INSTRUCTIONS:1. Dice 1 pint of strawberries into small slices

or squares in a bowl and sprinkle with sug-ar. Stir and let sit for at least 2 hours or up to overnight.

2. Slice shortcake into cubes or use a round cookie cutter. Place a layer of cake in the bottom of the mason jar. Top with strawber-ries, then Cool Whip. Repeat process one more time.

3. Top with a fresh whole strawberry. Place in fridge for a few hours or serve immediately.

FLOWER CUBESWho said you had to stop at festive food and decorations? Keep the flower theme go-ing with ice cubes. Simply put flower petals or small flowers into an ice cube tray, fill with water and freeze. Fill up a champagne bucket and stock with your favorite bubbly!


How to Build a Fashion FIRST AID KITWhen it comes to fashion, we think it’s best to be proactive instead of reactive. Making sure you can rise to any problem is a bonus. Whether it’s a scratch, a stain, a rip, or static, we have some simple yet must have items to keep in your Fashion First Aid Kit to keep you ahead of the game.

SUPER GLUEThis extreme glue can come in handy for a lot of fixes, even in the fashion world. Put a small dot of super glue on a loose bead or sequin that you don’t have time to sew back on before an event, important meeting or big night.

CLEAR POLISHGot a run in your tights from running to your latest meeting? A light coat on the tear will ensure the tights don’t continue rip-ping throughout your busy day, until you can get to the nearest store or get home to trash them.

BLACK SHARPIEDig in your desk and find a black Sharpie to keep on hand. These are great for filling in scuffs on your black heels or shoe soles. Wearing a dark manicure color? If it chips right before an

important moment, use a Sharpie to fill in the chip until you can get it repaired. No one but you will notice.

DRYER SHEETSIn the drier months, static is such a nuisance. Keep a couple of dryer sheets in your kit to kill that annoying static cling that makes your dress stick to your body and your hair stand up. Run one along the inside of your dress/skirt or through your hair.

SAFETY PINSSafety pins are the quickest way to temporarily fix rips, tears and zipper malfunctions. Keep a few on hand – you never know when you’ll need one to keep your clothes staying on properly.


DOUBLE STICK TAPEIn a pinch, double-sided tape can be a quick fix for failing hem-lines and a way to remove balled-up lint. It can even keep the tatas in place. Put a small strip on the inside of a deep V or strapless top/dress and it’ll stick the other side to your skin – keeping everything concealed and where it’s supposed to be.

HANGER FOAMThat annoying foam that comes on the top of hangers from most dry cleaners can actually be your friend in a time of need. Often our clothes that have to be put on over our heads get messed up with deodorant or even makeup stains. Tear off the foam from a hanger to add to your stash. Just rubbing it on the fabric will help remove deodorant, food and makeup stains.

WET CLOTHSWhen you get these at a messy crab dinner or from a drive-thru, don’t throw them away. These individual towelettes are great for cleaning dirty spots or scuffs on your shoes. They can even spot-clean clothes or loosen too-tight rings. Lastly, they’re good for exactly what they say – washing your hands off if you can’t get to a bathroom.

COFFEE FILTEROf course, caffeine comes first on a hectic day, but throw a plain unused coffee filter in your purse or makeup bag. They’re great for absorbing extra shine or oil on your face. Some say they’re better than the pricey drugstore oil-blotting sheets.

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When finding your way to J. Bruner’s Haunted House, you drive down a road that makes you question what lies ahead. A forested

drive eventually reveals this long-standing Oklahoma gem. One of my favorite things about this spot is that you feel like you’re not in

the city anymore, when really you’re almost in the heart of it. Just a stone’s throw from Remington Park and Adventure road, this old

house that has been open for over 50 years recently came under new ownership and got a much-needed makeover, all while keeping

its haunted history in play. The carefully crafted menu is anything but spooky. You’ll find the very best corn-fed Angus beef, which is

27 days wet-aged, hand-cut daily, and seasoned and charbroiled to perfection. One of their signatures is the Batter-Fried Lobster Tail.

Yes, battered and fried! Don’t knock it till you try it, it’s phenomenal. You’ll also find fresh, crisp salads, lobster mac and cheese, stuffed

mushrooms and delightful desserts on the menu. With so many brand-new restaurants popping up all over town it’s easy to forget the

old classics, but J. Bruner’s is not one to be written off, trust us. The revamp has been successful in many ways, and it’s given new life

to an old dig with a rich history. The secluded eatery is ideal for special occasions like Valentine’s Day, birthdays, anniversaries, Easter

and of course Halloween. However, as it features an abundance of food options and price points, we recommend you treat yourself

on just a typical Thursday, because you deserve it. Your belly will thank you! J. Bruner’s at the Haunted House is a pleasant surprise, a

much-welcomed revival and an intriguing experience that will have us coming back for more.

EATS

What We Tasted:Fried Goat Cheese

Tempura battered, local honey

Filet Mignon

This 8-ounce steak is the most tender cut of corn-fed beef in the house.

J. Bruner’s Original Batter-Fried Lobster Tail

Two 6-ounce tails dipped in signature batter and deep fried

J. Bruner’s Famous Onion Rings

Lobster Macaroni & Cheese

Chunks of lobster with cavatappi pasta in a blend of four cheeses

Spinach Salad

Fresh spinach topped with onions, mushrooms, chopped egg and hot bacon dressing

MONI’S 17200 N. May Ave. #700,

Edmond, OK 73012405.285.5991 • monisokc.com

This restaurant had been Moni Kaba’s dream since the age

of 15 in Italy. The original restaurant was actually started in

Texas. A new branch in Edmond is now being run by highly

qualified John and Rachel Foster, who have 12 years of

restaurant experience, including working under Gordon

Ramsay’s Sous Chef in Los Angeles. They’re carrying on

Moni’s tradition while he tends his restaurants in Texas.

This eatery is serving up a little East Coast-style food here

in the South. They’re doing up delicious homemade lunch,

dinner and dessert in a fun and comfortable atmosphere. We

absolutely love the Capellini Di Moni pasta dish, tossed with

sautéed onions, mushrooms, Canadian bacon and tomatoes

in pink sauce – so good! They have baked pasta, chicken

and veal entrées, seafood entrées, brick-oven pizzas and

delicious salads. There is something for everyone!

GOPURAM 4559 N.W. 23rd St.,

OKC, OK 73127405.948.7373 • gopuramtasteofindia.com

BIG TRUCK TACOS530 N.W. 23rd St.,

OKC, OK 73103405.525.8226 • bigtrucktacos.com

After starting out with just one truck and a small brick-and-

mortar restaurant, Big Truck Tacos has taken the city by storm.

In only their second year of business, Big Truck was voted

America’s Favorite Food Truck in a nationwide contest on the

Food Network. People will drive in from all over to stop at their

shop on 23rd Street, where they’re serving up delicious tacos

that are always in demand and queso that’s not to be missed.

They’re using only the freshest ingredients and catering to

different tastes by combining flavors from every spectrum.

One of their most popular tacos is the Flaming Lips: hickory

smoked tongue with pico de gallo, sliced avocado and queso

fresco. If you aren’t feeling the whole tongue thing, you’re

safer with their delicious Fried Shrimp Taco, the Rita’s Chicken,

with citrus-marinated grilled chicken, or the Crispy’cado.

Being in a landlocked state in the middle of the country, you

would think it would be impossible to find authentic ethnic

foods, but you’d be wrong. We have many restaurants serving

up dishes of different heritages, and Gopuram is one of them!

You’ll find authentic Indian cuisine at Gopuram, and it’s so

delicious that they had to open up a second location in the

booming Memorial Road district on the northwest side of

town. They’re creating northern and southern Indian cuisine

with unique flavors and spices. You won’t find boring and

bland dishes here; everything is homemade from the heart.

Nearly half their menu is vegetarian: try the Malai Kofta. For the

non-vegetarians, we recommend the Tandoori Chicken. Stick

around for the homemade desserts and beverages.

CLARITY COFFEE 431 W. Main St.,OKC, OK 73102

405.252.0155 • claritycoffee.com

Clarity Coffee is downtown OKC’s newest coffee paradise,

borne from the Willinghams’ decade-long obsession with

coffee. They met and fell in love in coffee houses, and

eventually realized a coffee shop would be their future,

as well. At Clarity, they’re getting into the details of coffee

science and extracting the most delicious coffee possible.

Great coffees and espressos in a friendly and comfortable

setting – our kind of place! Need a space to work quietly?

They have that too. They like to keep it interesting by offering

a specialty drink each month. In January, they offered a Blood

Orange Latte, made with a homemade blood orange syrup –

YUM. Just another reason to stop by each month (or every

day!). We can’t get enough of local coffee shops.


ROSEMARY ORANGE CHICKEN QUICHE COOKING WITH CHEF JEFF LONGSTRETH

PREPARATION

1. Preheat oven to 350°.

2. Mix together eggs, fresh rosemary, cream (or half and half) and a pinch of salt in a

bowl and set aside.

3. Oil a 10” skillet and line the bottom with pastry or pie crust.

4. Spread mozzarella on top of crust.

5. Add pulled roasted chicken breast.

6. Add egg mixture. The dish should be about 3⁄4 full. Place 6 orange slices on top.

7. Cover with foil and bake for 30-40 minutes.

8. When it’s “set” (doesn't wiggle), pull it out of the oven and let it rest for approximately

5 minutes.

• 7 eggs

• 1⁄2 cup heavy cream, or 1 cup half and half

• 1 cup grated mozzarella or other mild

white cheese

• 10” store-bought pastry/pie crust

• 1 roasted chicken breast, pulled, not sliced

• 1 tbsp chopped fresh rosemary

• 1 orange, peeled and sliced

• Pinch of salt

INGREDIENTS

CHEF JEFF LONGSTRETH

Jeff has been cooking in OKC and

Chicago for half his life, and he fell in

love with breakfast foods five years

ago. He’s really found his niche and

enjoys preparing breakfast for hungry

customers at The Lobby Bar.

Dave And Buster


FUNINTHE

FACTSFASHION HISTORY

SPRINGTHE FIRST PAIR OF LEVI’S

WAS SOLD AROUND

1853 FOR $6 WORTH OF GOLD DUST.

BEFORE QUEEN VICTORIA’S WHITE WEDDING,

WHITE WAS TRADITIONALLY ASSOCIATED WITH MOURNING.

THE FIRST NEEDLES WERE SIMPLE AND

MADE OUT OF ANIMAL BONE.

UP UNTIL AROUND 1910, IT WAS COMMON FOR LITTLE BOYS TO WEAR DRESSES UNTIL THEY

WERE AROUND THE AGE OF

5 OR 6.

MARK TWAIN (YES, THAT MARK TWAIN)

INVENTED AND PATENTED

THE BRA-STRAP CLASP.

BARBIE’S FIRST OUTFIT WAS A BLACK-AND-WHITE STRIPED

ONE-PIECE SWIMSUIT.


HOLIDAYSSPRINGTRUTH IN THE NUMBERS

ALLERGIES ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR

OVER 17MILLION OUTPATIENT DOCTOR OFFICE VISITS,

MANY OF THEM IN THE SPRING.EVER

Y YE

AR, IT TAKES

22,700 BEES TO FILL A

SINGLE JAR OF HONEY.

WHEN WATERING PLANTS AND FLOWERS, THE IDEAL WATER TEMPERATURE

IS BETWEEN 62° AND 72°F, TO AVOID SHOCKING OR WILTING THEM.

IN THE SPRING, THERE IS AN AVERAGE OF12 HOURS OF DAYLIGHT PER DAY VS. ONLY 9 IN THE WINTER.

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN FIRST PROPOSED

DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME

IN 1784 .

THE AVERAGE TEMPERATURE IN MARCH IN

OKLAHOMA CITY IS AROUND 65°.


DAYS OF THE

MONTH

PUPPY OF THE MONTH

These low-key, charming and patient pups are

recognizable by their oversized and floppy ears.

If you’re looking for a hyperactive and playful

dog, the basset hound may not be the best for

you. They’re extremely easygoing and honestly

a bit lazy, but they are world-class snugglers!

They come in nine different beautiful colors and

markings and require minimal grooming.

BASSET HOUND

CLOSET CLEANSE

MARCH 1National Pig Day

MARCH 3National Anthem Day

MARCH 6Dentist’s Day MARCH 9

Panic Day

MARCH 12Plant a Flower Day

MARCH 17Saint Patrick’s Day

MARCH 20Proposal Day

MARCH 25Waffle Day

MARCH 30Take a Walk in the Park Day

Should it stay or should it go?

DOESIT

FIT?

WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU

WORE IT?

DO YOU KNOW YOU'D WEAR IT AGAIN?

DOES IT HAVE SENTIMENTAL

VALUE?

STORE SAFELY DONATE KEEP

Not right now, but I love it.

No, it doesn'tYes it does

Yes

I'm Not Sure

Yes it does!

I can't remember

This Year


TAPPING TO THE TUNES

NEEDED ME Rihanna

GO IT ALONE Beck

UNDER CONTROL Ellie Goulding

PAIRING COLORS

MARCH 9Panic Day

MARCH 25Waffle Day

Pair Red with:

Pair Brown with:

Pair Pink with:

Pair Navy with:

Pair Coral with:

Fuchsia

Mint

Black

Beige

Cream

Chocolate

Orange

Gray

Fuchsia

Blush

Navy

Cranberry

White

Blush

Mint

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Lundberg $519

Matthew $475

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T heo String Frame $465

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MAKEUP BRUSH 101FAN BRUSHThis brush is perfect for lightly dusting on powder, like high-lighter or bronzer. It can also be used to dust away excess product, like eyeshadow fallout.

For the most natural-looking bronzer or highlighter application, apply in areas of your face where the sun naturally hits – forehead, top of nose, top of cheeks, chin, and don’t forget your neck!

TIP:

TIP:

TIP:

TIP:

FOUNDATION BRUSHThis brush is used for applying liquid foundation, applying con-cealer or blending cream products. It creates a natural finish with light to medium coverage.

For flawless foundation application, it’s best to ap-ply in a circular motion or with small back and forth brush strokes.

FLAT TOP FOUNDATION BRUSHJust like the foundation brush, this brush can also be used to apply foundation but gives more of an airbrushed look from the densely packed top. This brush, however, is best used with powder foundations, rather than liquid or cream.

For the best look, buff onto face in a circular motion.

ANGLED BRUSH – CONTOUR BRUSHThe angle on this brush allows for precise contouring along the cheekbones. This is a super soft brush that is best for cream and powder rather than liquid.

Choose a contour color that is a shade darker than your skin to achieve the most sculpted features.


Makeup technique is so in right now. Never be behind with our helpful guide on which brushes do what. We have even given you a few helpful hints.

TIP:

TIP:

TIP:

TIP:

BEAUTY BLENDERThis fun sponge is used for blending in foundation and other liquid products in all areas of the face, including contouring. It creates a sheer coverage.

Tip: For lighter coverage, dampen the sponge (don’t get it too wet) before use.

KABUKI BRUSHDon’t underestimate this short sister. This brush is best for all-over face products, especially mineral foundation or setting powder. We don’t really recommend this one for liquid products.

ANGLED EYE LINER BRUSHDip this brush in cream or gel liner or shadow. Hold the brush at an angle so the bristles are flush with your lash line, and drag from the inside corner of your eye along the lash line.

DOME SHADOW BRUSHThis basic eyeshadow brush is used to apply color to the lid or brow-bone. This is the most generic brush that can be used for eyeshad-ow.

If you have a dome shadow brush, keep a fluffy shadow brush on hand to quickly blend out harsh lines in eyeshadow colors.

There's no need to press down super hard with this brush. Lightly fan across face in a sweeping motion or broad cir-cles. It'll leave the powder glowing and glistening.

When switching between eye liner colors, be sure to wash this brush up and let dry completely so colors don't bleed or become clumpy.

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