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AS AN ART HISTORY BUFF, YOU HAVE NOTED HOW CLANS AND TRIBES WERE IDENTIFIED BY JEWELRY. WHAT DOES YOUR JEWELRY TELL US ABOUT YOUR TRIBE? In my studio, we constantly try to capture the energy specific to the heritage of different movements and subcultures in NYC: referencing the ways in which jewelry, adornment and hardware distinguish a place that represents youth, rebellion and change. THREE THINGS THAT FASCINATE YOU. Bill Willis, Ettore Sottsass, Donald Judd. WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO EXPLORE IN FUTURE COLLECTIONS? Rubber, concrete, diamonds. WHAT LADY DO YOU DREAM OF WEARING YOUR JEWELRY? Edie Sedgwick. CURRENTLY READING OR LISTENING TO…Listening to Lou Reed's Transformer. Reading Holy Terror: Andy Warhol Close Up by Bob Colacello. WHAT SHOULD PEOPLE CONSIDER WHEN BUYING JEWELRY? Women today understand that jewelry helps define your look without taking it over. I love to see women choosing modern jewelry that speaks to them; layering pieces that make sense together; and wearing costume jewelry alongside fine jewelry. HOW IS DESIGNING FOR MEN DIFFERENT? I am constantly looking at male icons in my research: Mick Jagger, Robert Mapplethorpe, David Bowie, Keith Richards and Iggy Pop. The men's jewelry market is changing. A few brands had cornered the men's jewelry market, and those shapes and finishes are no longer looking modern. Men are looking for classic everyday pieces that are well designed: a simple pendant in a new shape, a modern signet ring or a classic ID bracelet with an interesting closure. My men's collection is a new interpretation of those steadfast ideas. TELL US ABOUT YOUR NEW COLLECTIONS AND INSPIRATION. My spring/summer collection is a study in the symbols we most associate with power. I was inspired by graphic military insignias, awards, decorations, medallions and hardware. The Fall/Winter 2014 collection commemorates the spirit of Morocco, offering a modern, graphic interpretation of the shapes, textures and patterns signature to a mythical country. I was most inspired by the prolific interior decorator Bill Willis and the colors and textures referenced in his work. Ettore Sottsass' Carlton, 1981 European fashion brand Suitsupply is teaming up with Stanley Korshak. The men's retailer (which was founded in 2000 in Amsterdam) features tailored suits and sport coats made from the finest Italian fabrics, as well as sportswear, shoes and accessories. Set to open in the Men's Shak courtyard this summer, this is the brand's second store and first-ever shop-in-shop. But first, Stanley Korshak welcomes a wealth of designers this month: artisan jewelry designer Sylva Yepremain of Sylva & Cie, in from L.A. with her hand-crafted fine jewelry, May 1 – 3; Ashley Pittman and her collection of African jewelry with natural horn, fair-trade semiprecious gemstones, bronze and other materials indigenous to East Africa, May 1 - 3; and Yossi Harari, known for incorporating precious and semiprecious gemstones with 24K gold, May 6 – 10 … Grange Hall hosts jewelry designer Gabriella Kiss and her delicate poetic and scientific jewels Friday, May 2 … NorthPark Center is having a busy season. Tory Burch, known for her Upper East Side preppy bold prints and vivid colors, opens a second Dallas boutique this month, between Neiman Marcus and Dillard's. (Her original store is in Highland Park Village.) With summer just around the corner, the arrival of Spanx's first standalone retail store in Texas is right on time. Opening this month between Dillard's and Macy's in NorthPark, the chic shapewear boutique stocks everything from slimming apparel and swimsuits to activewear and men's undershirts; California-based electric car company Tesla also drives into NorthPark this July. The educational gallery serves as an information center where visitors can view the Model S and learn more about Tesla technology … Neiman Marcus NorthPark welcomes fine jewelry designer Donald Huber (a former lead designer of Van Cleef & Arpels) for a personal appearance May 7 and 8, and Dian Malouf, who's known for bold silver and gold jewelry, on May 9 … To celebrate the reopening of its newly renovated Highland Park Village boutique this month, Jimmy Choo has launched a limited edition of the iconic Candy bag. The acrylic clutch is printed with blue sky and white clouds, with DFW emblazoned on the front. The 1,115-square-foot store houses women's and men's shoe and bag collections as well as eyewear, leather goods, accessories and fragrance, and offers the new made- to-order service, a customized service across all of the signature shoe silhouettes … Szor Collections welcomes Devta Doolan — known for his work with colored stones and 22K gold — to its lineup of distinctive designers … Plaza Days at the Plaza at Preston Center has returned! Visit the shops Friday and Saturday, May 2 and 3, from 10 am to 6 pm, for special in-store sales, promotions, trunk shows and entertainment for the kids … Preston Center is getting some Southern California charm as nail hot spot Bellacures opens this June … Nordstrom Galleria Dallas is getting some love from London. To celebrate the brand new Topshop department, the Kate Moss Topshop Collection has arrived, featuring updated fabrics and premium tailoring, with looks ranging from boho blouses to bias-cut gowns … Merry Vose is at it again. Visit her spring shopping event at both Cabana and Canary Tuesday, May 6, 5 to 8 pm, for food trucks, fun and fashion. Then, Wednesday, May 14, stop by Cabana for a Koch trunk show … West Lovers Lane stationery shop Paper & Chocolate closes May 15 after eight years in business as founder and owner Vicki Peterson retires. Lauren Scheinin PaperCity Ad – February 2014 Trim Size: 6.21" x 6.21" Client: Mathews Nichols Group Agency: Banowetz + Company, Inc. Agency Contact: Sarah Terrell - (214) 823-7300 x107 Agency Job#: MN35338 PaperCity Ad Feb 2014 Due Date: 1-10-14 PaperCity Ad – February 2014 Trim Size: 4.375" x 4.375" Client: Mathews Nichols Group Agency: Banowetz + Company, Inc. Agency Contact: Sarah Terrell - (214) 823-7300 x107 Agency Job#: MN35338 PaperCity Ad Feb 2014 Due Date: 1-10-14 m a t h e w s - n i c h o l s . c o m 2 1 4 . 3 5 0 . 0 7 1 1 T h e n u m b e r o n e r e s i d e n T i a l r e a l e s T a T e T e a m i n d a l l a s. ENAMORED CULTIVATED, COSMOPOLITAN AND UTTERLY COOL, MULTIFACETED NEW YORK-BASED JEWELRY DESIGNER EDDIE BORGO LETS US IN ON HIS REMARKABLE ASCENSION AND THE PEOPLE, PLACES AND THINGS HE'S CURRENTLY THINKING ABOUT. BY MEGAN PRUITT WINDER AND SETH VAUGHAN EDDIE with Eddie Borgo available at Forty Five Ten, Neiman Marcus Downtown and NorthPark Eddie Borgo Eddie Borgo Challenge blade cuff, $759 Cone ring, $300 Men's spiked flip latch bracelet, $400 Robert Mapplethorpe's Tulip, 1985 Donald Judd's 15 untitled works in concrete, 1980-1984, Chinati Foundation, Marfa Bill Willis Moroccan interior, circa 1970