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Comfort and fashion combine in a wardrobe that’s a perfect fit for a fall weekend road trip

BAUMAN’S Di Maestro dark denim-colored cotton shirt, herringbone-patterned soft jacket by Boglioli, Peter Millar brushed cotton, five-pocket trouser, American steer chukka boots by Trask, W. Kleinberg American bison belt, and Brunello Cucinelli duffle bag (seen on top of trunk). Bauman’s, Little Rock, (501) 227-8797, baumans.com

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Verty embellished dress, Urbanista hat, Bamboo “Royce” wedge, and gold spike necklaces. Pink Avenue, Hot Springs, (501) 520-0624

Rene Ruiz gown, Sondra Roberts evening clutch, and Marlyn Schiff earrings. Feinstein’s, Little Rock, (501) 664-7330
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Leather goods are the hardest working items of any wardrobe. This fall, choose pieces that are unparalleled in quality, character, and style.

1. Tanner Goods belt in natural with red stitching and Huberd’s shoe oil (pictured at center). Domestic Domestic, Little Rock, (501) 661-1776, domesticdomestic.com 2. Ferragamo driving moccasins, leather bracelets, and dark brown belt (pictured at left).The Independent, Fayetteville, (479) 301-2114, Little Rock, (501) 313-2091, Rogers, (479) 271-2455, theindependent-man.com 3. Selvedge denim half-apron with leather straps, Chromexcel keychain, and two-tone cardholder—all handcrafted in Arkansas. American Native, Fayetteville, americannativegoods.com 4. Women’s weathered Western boot and camel-colored oversized clutch. Vesta’s, Little Rock, (501) 375-7820, vestasboutique.com
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Whether you’re lounging poolside or soaking in sun on the shoreline, bring along these must-haves for summer days

1. Shield your face from too many rays with a wide-brimmed, cerulean-and-white striped hat. Riff Raff, Fayetteville, (479) 799-5763, shopriffraff.com
2. Dolce Vita gold sandals are a natural choice for an easy brunch-to-beach transition. Steamroller Blues, Jonesboro, (870) 935-9465, Little Rock, (501) 661-4067, steamrollerblues.com
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Quality staples, mixed prints, and luxurious essentials offer a fresh take on fashion and grooming for even the most discerning of gentlemen

Silk, wool, and linen sport jacket with a mini-dot solid shirt, both by Canali, shown with a Bauman’s 1919 tie and pocket square by Eton of Sweden. Bauman’s, Little Rock, (501) 227-8797, baumans.com

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FEINSTEIN’S, LITTLE ROCK Kate Spade watercolor dress. (501) 664-7330, feinsteins.com

VIVID DESIGNS, LITTLE ROCK (501) 225-3828
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1. Bib necklace with teal stones. Salon Deval, Little Rock, (501) 868-3076, salondeval.com
2. Multicolored lightweight scarf. The Full Moon, Little Rock, (501) 663-4367
3. Monogrammed clutch (chain included to convert to a crossbody bag). Available in a variety of colors. The Full Moon, Little Rock, (501) 663-4367
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As the executive director of Ballet Arkansas, Lauren Strother looks forward to the holiday season all year

When it comes to holiday traditions, perhaps none are more special in the eyes of little girls than the beauty and magic of The Nutcracker ballet. For Lauren Strother, dance has been a way of life since her days at Ms. Karen’s Dance Studio in North Little Rock. “I have literally danced my entire life,” says Strother, who went on to join the dance team at the University of Arkansas where she earned a marketing degree.
Today, as the executive director of Ballet Arkansas, she uses her marketing know-how and her passion for dance to promote and progress the company. “In the past three years we have grown from having five professional dancers to now having 11,” she says. While the ballet holds performances throughout the year, Strother admits The Nutcracker is “the staple of any ballet company.” Not only is this true for the dancers, who begin to prepare with student auditions in August and rehearsals following in early September, but also for audiences. “We have people who might not attend any other shows, but look forward to this all year,” she adds.
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Make a statement this fall with colorful jewels inspired by nature’s palette

From top right: Fred Sage 18-karat yellow gold malachite and diamond earrings with an 18-karat yellow gold malachite and diamond pendant on an 18-karat yellow gold chain. Bottom left: Alex Sepkus 18-karat yellow gold quartz crystal geode earrings with diamond accents. Cecil’s Fine Jewelry, Little Rock, (501) 225-5068, cecilsfinejewelry.com From the Marco Bicego “Siviglia” collection, ring in 18-karat hand-engraved gold with a single blue sapphire, earrings in 18-karat hand-engraved gold with mixed sapphires and necklace in 18-karat hand-engraved gold with mixed sapphires. Romance Diamond Company, Fayetteville, (479) 443-9289, romancediamond.com

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