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Wichitans shine in spotlight, on runway
After covering fashion for three decades, I still enjoy learning about people from our fair city who have had extraordinary experiences in the fashion business.
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It's so nice to read nice things about Wichita
Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Well, except when it comes to the subject of Wichita. Then, if you're opinion is disparaging, keep it to yourself.
Target Corp. strikes retail gold with its Missoni lines
The Target company should name its little mascot dog “Missoni.” But Tuesday when the Missoni collections went on sale, there were lines outside the door and a shopping frenzy that pretty much cleaned out the merchandise in record-breaking time.
Learning to cook in Italy: That's amore
Isn't it great when something you've always wanted to do turns out to be more fun and memorable than you thought it would be?
Getting there and back is not half the fun
After a month of vacation, re-entry into the real world is tough. Digging through a tall stack of mail, sorting through e-mails and jotting down voice mails — a person just has to keep thinking about the great memories made during the time off. And the things you learned or remember from your last trip.
Stylist shares passion for celebs' causes
I look forward to going to Fashion Week every year, not just for the shows, but also to see the people I've gotten to know during the past three decades.
Hair-cutting benefit to take Wichita stylist to 50 states
Ask hair stylist Patrick Lomantini what his lucky number is these days, and he'll probably say "50." He is about to embark on a record-setting, hair-cutting, money-raising adventure that will cover 50 states and include going to 50 salons, doing 50 haircuts at each salon and benefiting 50 humane societies by asking for donations for each cut.
Teens: Win with your best back-to-school outfit
Everybody needs a challenge once in a while, especially teens between the ages of 13 and 17 who are getting a little bored with summer.
Old ties bring TV costume designer to Wichita
Playing a small part as Hedda Hopper in Music Theatre of Wichita's "Sunset Boulevard" was fun, a bit nerve-racking and very educational.
Lunch with mom has a surprise
Lindsay Winn, 32, was looking forward to having lunch with her mom, Lynda Manning, at the Seventh Annual Sisterhood of the Divine Makeover Luncheon on June 25.
Maturity may have helped 24-year-old Miss Kansas
Carissa Kelley, 24, took a last-chance opportunity and ended up Miss Kansas 2011. "This was my one and only shot and I'm glad I took it," she said. This was her last year before aging out of the Miss Kansas pageant age eligibility. Her title of Miss Wooded Hills took her to the Miss Kansas Pageant in Pratt.
Most famous wedding dress ever did not disappoint
Count me in among the millions who always have had a fascination with the late Princess Diana.
Trip to zoo is a fine end to school year
When you've told fourth-grade girls for a whole school year that you will, for sure, take them to the zoo when school is out, you'd better believe that they don't forget a promise.
Summer does not mean time to bare it all
It's here. The season when you get into your car and while it's 90 degrees outside, it's 119 behind the wheel. You mutter, unless children are present, "It is hotter than heck."
Martin Short, Kirstie Alley, Facebook and fashion show
Sometimes you have experiences you know you'll never forget. And happily, sometimes they're good memories of a fun time. I doubt I'll ever forget meeting Martin Short and being interviewed by his character Jiminy Glick.
Internet no substitute for personal contact
No doubt about it, I deserve a big fat "F" when it comes to being a good Facebooker. My co-worker Denise Neil, who understands the allure of Facebook, Twitter and everything Internet, says I am the worst person she knows when it comes to social media networking. And when I explain loudly that I don't care what so and so had for lunch or what they've been doing on a rainy Sunday, she says that lame excuse is no longer valid.
In search of an old swimsuit for new season
My face was already scrunched up because it was so hot and I don't like hot weather. At all. Last Monday the temperature hit 100 degrees. The only person I knew who liked this was business writer Bill Wilson, who kept proclaiming his love of hot weather.
Tiara was nice, but it's all about the dress
The carriages, the horses, the dignitaries, the limos, the hats, the morning coats. It was all great, but it was the dress we wanted to see.
Send in your nominations: It's magical makeover time
Have you ever looked at the outdated styles some people insist on wearing year after year after year, and wished you could magically give them a makeover?
Wise words from a young woman: You're not alone
Even before I saw her photo, I knew she'd be beautiful. When your parents are Maria Shriver and Arnold Schwarzenegger, it's a pretty safe bet.
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