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25 B ack in the '50s, Lilly Pulitzer, a Palm Beach socialite married to Orange Grove magnate Peter Pulitzer, designed a series of brightly patterned shift dresses. The reason: to hide any orange- juice stains accumulated while working at her Palm Beach juice stand —her passion project after doctors deemed her psychologically unfit to be a lady of leisure. Her Miss Porter's School classmate/friend Jacqueline Kennedy was photographed in Life magazine wearing one of Pulitzer's floral shifts, and the rest is history. Now Houston gets a dose of Palm Beach prep. Highland Village, with its palm-tree and twinkly-light-lined streets, is the ideal location for Lilly Pulitzer's new Houston boutique, which will house the full collection of resort wear and accessories for women and girls. Lilly Pulitzer, 4055 Westheimer Road in Highland Village, no phone number at press time, lillypulitzer. com. Anne Lee Phillips Long Live Lilly C hef and restaura- teur Chris Shep- herd (Underbelly, Hay Merchant) restores the former Mark's Ameri- can Cuisine space at 1658 Westheimer Road as One Fifth, a revolving restau- rant slated to open Janu- ary 2017. One Fifth will change concepts once a year for five years, start- ing with One Fifth Steak at the restaurant's debut … Relish Restaurant and Bar is open at 2810 Westheimer Road (for- merly The Bird and The Bear Restaurant), dishing out Mediterranean and American menu items including burrata salad with peaches, crispy fried chicken and crème fraîche- topped glazed carrots ... Chef Travis Lenig (for- merly F.E.E.D TX restau- rant group) goes solo with Field & Tides opening in the former Zelko Bistro space at 705 East 11th Street, with field-centric fare (farm greens, beef, game, Restaurant BUZZ I f you didn't make it out to Round Top this fall for the shows, don't worry: The women behind DASH (Design Art Style Home) are bringing their antique finds and home goods to the inner loop. Now in its second year, the show has amassed an impressive 80-plus vendors, including Hibiscus Linens, Mela and Roam, Paris Texas Apparel, The Troy Osbourne, Segreto Finishes, Susan Horne Don't Miss DASH Antiques, and Laurier Blanc. Special for the trade: Designers receive complimen- tary admission with an email reservation to the preview/unloading sale Thursday, November 3, 1 to 4 pm. Accompanying clients are welcome to join for a $10 admission fee. From 6 to 9 pm Thursday, the opening preview shopping event kicks off the weekend with special spirits and wine, light bites, and music. Admission is $25 and benefits Citizens for Animal Protection. Weekend hours are Friday – Saturday, 10 am to 5 pm, and Sunday, 10 am to 4 pm, with $10 admission good for all three days. DASH Market, Thursday – Sunday, November 3 – 6, at Silver Street Studios, 2000 Edwards St., dashhouston.com. Anne Lee Phillips pork, and poultry) alongside Gulf Coast cuisine. Field & Tides is expected to open before Christmas Day … With Killen's Barbecue, Killen's Steakhouse, and Kil- len's Burgers under his belt, Pearland's meat maestro Ronnie Killen opens his first Houston restaurant, Killen's STQ, in the former Bramble space at 2231 South Voss Road this month. Expect live-fire steakhouse cooking alongside a barbe- cue-centric menu … The team behind Post Oak restaurant Masraff's debuts its second eatery, Maclane's Café, at 1753 Post Oak Boulevard in the former Nit Noi space, December 1. Look for soups, salads, burgers, fish tacos, and fried chicken … Dalia and Jamie Zelko, owners of the former Zelko Bistro, launch Ivy & James next spring in Evelyn's Park (4400 Bel- laire Boulevard). The restaurant, which was named through a community vote, will highlight local and sustainable fare … Sibling duo Nick Adair and Katie Adair Barnhart (Adair Kitchen, Eloise Nichols) open juice and coffee bar con- cept Bebidas this month at 2606 Edloe Street. Fresh-pressed juices, coffees, nut milks, smoothies, and matcha are served alongside healthy bites including avocado toast, breakfast tacos, granola parfaits, and açai bowls. Jailyn Marcel OBSESSIONS. DECORATIONS. SALIENT FACTS. Gracious Living The Huntingdon Extraordinary residential real estate service and knowledge. Every time. 713.553.4255 M A R Y H A L E M C L E A N . C O M M A R Y H A L E M C L E A N . C O M M A R Y H A L E M C L E A N . C O M M A R Y H A L E M C L E A N . C O M M A R Y H A L E M C L E A N . C O M M A R Y H A L E M C L E A N . C O M M A R Y H A L E M C L E A N . C O M M A R Y H A L E M C L E A N . C O M M A R Y H A L E M C L E A N . C O M M A R Y H A L E M C L E A N . C O M M A R Y H A L E M C L E A N . C O M M A R Y H A L E M C L E A N . C O M M A R Y H A L E M C L E A N . C O M