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Linda Reneberg B R O K E R A S S O C I AT E 713.898.9994 Linda.Reneberg@sir.com 713 Booth Street 3 Bed | 3.5+ Bath | ±5,582 SQ Ft $2,200,000 I t's all about Southern style at the new Draper James boutique in The Galleria — the first Houston location for Reese Witherspoon's lifestyle brand. Draper James has cultivated a devoted online following. At the Houston boutique, Witherspoon's homage to her Tennessee roots is on full display, with her wildly popular gingham pajamas for men and women, as well as lounge wear, dresses, tees, accessories, and a colorful cache of home goods, including gingham Christmas stockings. Draper James, The Galleria, draperjames.com. Shelby Hodge F ans of Houston designer Hunter Bell's fashion label are swooning over her new capsule collection of table linens and aprons, inspired by the Texas landscape and her love for Round Top. "It's a love letter to all the people and places that keep Texas tradition alive," Bell says. "The quilted patchwork, block prints, and primary color palette are meant to evoke feelings of antique-steeped heritage and home-on-the-range comfort." The place mats, tablecloths, and napkins are available on her website, along with the aprons designed in partnership with food writer, cooking instructor, and recipe developer Marcia Smart of Smart in the Kitchen and photographed at Smart's Kitchenette Farms, just outside Round Top. Since taking top honors and earning $3 million in the second season of NBC's Fashion Star in 2013, Hunter Bell moved from New York City to Houston and expanded her purview from womenswear to children's clothing — and now tabletop. Hunter Bell tablecloths $165, napkins $48 each, placemats $58, aprons $150, at hunterbellnyc.com. Shelby Hodge SOUTHERN ACCENTS BELL ÉPOQUE OBSESSIONS. DECORATION. SALIENT FACTS. Draper James Hunter Bell and her tabletop collection 28