A showroom usually defined by clean lines and modern furnishings was transformed into a living story — guests stepped into Copenhagen Imports expecting a fashion show; what they encountered instead was an experience. This was a merging of two worlds: Interior Design Meets Fashion (IDMF), and it exists because one woman imagined it.

Though the pieces on display may have never seen the battlefields of old San Antonio — those are exceedingly rare and astronomically priced, I’m told — they were genuine articles of the time; weathered lethality in abundance.

Each child becomes a “Ferrari Kid,” experiencing a VIP adventure that helps restore joy and confidence during the toughest fight of their lives. From the moment they’re picked up in a Ferrari, the excitement begins.

Held at the historic St. Anthony hotel, the TFII Fashion Awards honored the talent shaping Texas fashion, and made it abundantly clear: this industry is unapologetically ambitious.

Chardonnay is the most shape-shifting varietal in the world—neutral enough to reflect terroir, strong enough to age, and versatile enough to shine whether oaked, unoaked, still, or sparkling.

“I see fire as the fires of life. There is so much beauty in this world, but there are also hardships, and I call those the fires we walk through. Over time, I’ve come to see that those fires don’t just burn — they refine. They shape us. I’ve learned not to run from them.”

Proudly Latina-owned and based in San Antonio, iLa Catrina has made it their mission to preserve the richness of Mexico’s identity through immersive fashion experiences that honor the symbolism of Día de los Muertos. This year’s production elevated that mission into something transcendent: an emotional fusion of fashion, storytelling, and cultural reverence that captivated both the heart and the eye.

At stake is voters’ decision in next Tuesday’s elections over Proposition B — whether or not to allow for the development and construction of a new downtown stadium in the city center for our basketball team, the San Antonio Spurs — and what that will truly mean for San Antonians, both in the near and long term.

From 11 am to 3 pm, local environmental groups hosted this first San Antonio Sun Day, an educational family-friendly “day of action,” calling for large-scale use of affordable, reliable, and “ready to go” solar power. Displays promoted electric cars, solar ovens, and portable solar devices, demonstrating the ease and affordability of solar-powered utilities.

Founded by Matthew Smith, designer and creative force behind @rockpaperdenimbyms3, the show’s mission extends far beyond the runway. It's a movement devoted to raising awareness and providing support for victims of domestic violence, both male and female.