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F ashion lovers adore Dallas designer Tish Cox, and now there's more to love: Tish's daughter, 21-year- old Sheridan, has launched an offshoot collection that speaks to every young girl in the fashion know, Sheridan for Tish. "What inspires me most about my mother's fashion label is the fact that it's chic, timeless, and always on point," says Sheridan, a senior at Southern Methodist University. "Her attention to detail is crazy." Remember 2020, when the resourceful among us passed the lockdown by dreaming up brilliant business opportunities? Sheridan was one of those. After lots of online shopping during COVID revealed little that she considered worth wearing, the mom-and-daughter duo came up with the idea of transforming leftover fabric from the Tish Cox line into basic everyday pieces. Sheridan's keen eye for predicting trends is what makes Sheridan for Tish so special; follow @sheridanfortish on Instagram for a look. Sheridan for Tish, at Clover, 4603 W. Lovers Lane; select core pieces at Cabana, 4711 W. Lovers Lane, cabanacanary.com. Lauren Kandel Sheridan Cox Sheridan Entries Call for Design Debut for Tish (Cox) I write this on the 14th d a y o f A u g u s t — coincidentally, the 14th straight day over 100 degrees in our lovely little oven. Thoughts of summer bliss have been replaced by thoughts of going far, far away — anywhere to f i n d relief from our endless Texas summer. For like-minded individuals, Louis Vuitton thoughtfully offers us two new volumes in its Fashion Eye collection of photography books. Fashion Eye Italian Rivieras relives the splendor of the Italian coast from the 1960s to 1980s, as seen through the lens of Slim Aarons. For those dreaming of a more tropical setting, LV has you covered with Fashion Eye Tahiti, shot by French photographer Jonathan Llense. Llense spent a month photographing the island and its close neighbors, depicting not just the sand and palms, but also the less seen — the ordinary — in this paradise. Both available at bookstores to tide over your wanderlust. Steven Hempel Wanna Get Away? Fashion Eye Tahiti Fashion Eye Italian Rivieras KELSEY FOSTER Time to Enter the Dallas- Fort Worth PaperCity Design Awards P aperCity is now accept- ing entries for the 2023 Dallas PaperCity Design Awards, which recognizes outstanding interior de- sign; interior architecture; retail, restaurant, and gallery design; landscape design; historical preservation; and furniture, product, and textile design, along with other categories. The PaperCity Design Awards is open to all Dallas-Fort Worth-area interior designers, architects, landscape designers, and product, furniture, and textile designers, regardless of professional affiliation. All are encouraged to enter projects across 20 categories. Deadline to enter is Wednesday, October 25. The awards ceremony will take place Monday, November 13, at The Manor at Virgin Hotels Dallas, and winning entries will be published in the January 2024 PaperCity Decoration + Art issue, 50,000 issues, and online at papercitymag.com, with 5.4 million monthly page views. Panel of judges to be announced. Explore Dallas PaperCity Design Awards categories and submit your entries at paper- citymag.com/designawards. For information, contact madi@papercitymag.com. 52