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Taylor Prewitt

Taylor Prewitt

Contributor & Newsletter Editor at Texas Monthly

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Meet the Star of Tejano Couture

A year after premiering at New York Fashion Week, Dominico Lee is preparing his first ready-to-wear line from his new base of San Antonio.
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Uh-Oh! NYC Found Out About Homecoming Mums.

The over-the-top tradition is being subsumed by the fashion set.
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Eight Texas-Themed Halloween Costumes, Ripped From the Headlines

There’s still time to plan an extremely 2024 getup, from Glen Powell in a soaking-wet white tee to Simone Biles and her medals.
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Meow Wolf Houston Is Unmistakably Texan but Still Otherworldly

The art company’s fifth exhibition breaks tradition, paying tribute to and soaking up the culture of its location.
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All Loud on the Western Wear Front

With its bold colors and modern designs, the Kennimer label is drawing the attention of pop stars and New York Fashion Week.
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The Texas Renaissance Festival’s Controversial “King George” Is Dead

George Coulam, who was recently forced to sell the country’s largest Ren fair, was found at his home, Stargate Manor, near the festival grounds.
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Even Pro Bull Riding Is Getting in on the Cowboy Craze

The league’s World Finals weekend featured Kid Rock, a slew of ‘Yellowstone’ stars, and events that don’t involve riding bulls.
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Why Did It Take 65 Seasons to Pay the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders a...

In the wake of Netflix’s documentary series, the dancers are finally being paid what they deserve.
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James Avery Camp Charms Become Symbols of Grief and Resilience Afte...

Adding a charm to your bracelet was tradition at Camp Mystic. Then came the flood.
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Netflix’s Newest Texas-Set Drama Is a Salacious Stew of Sex, Scanda...

The television adaptation of May Cobb's thrilling novel adds a political element to the mix.
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Thirty-Four Years Later, We Have Not Forgotten the Yogurt Shop Murders

Margaret Brown’s haunting new HBO series investigates the crime that changed Austin forever.