For Huipile founder Selene Garnica, textiles are more than beautiful objects—they carry the stories of the people, places and traditions behind them. Inspired by childhood travels through Mexico and nearly two decades in retail, Garnica brings heritage craftsmanship into contemporary fashion while honoring the artisans and cultures that make each piece meaningful.
After discovering the transformative power of strength training, Rose Peterson turned her own fitness journey into a mission to help others. Now a nutrition coach and personal trainer, she helps women—especially those in their 40s, 50s and 60s—build strength, embrace balanced nutrition and create realistic habits that fit their lives. Peterson also shares a preview of her upcoming wellness conference and practical strategies for staying healthy through the holidays.
Lake Tuscaloosa is entering a new chapter while preserving the character that has drawn generations to its shores. Chanelle Hayes-Sessions explores the transformation of the former NorthRiver Yacht Club into The Westerfield Club, along with The Captain’s Club, new lakefront residences and ambitious plans for a hotel, spa, cottages, dining, golf and family-friendly recreation.
Building Dreams Las Vegas debuts Oct. 15 at World Market Center, bringing together leaders in real estate, design, construction, banking and business for an afternoon of conversation, connections and community impact. Presented by Youth for Youth, the luncheon benefits The Just One Project and its work supporting Southern Nevada families in need.
AI doesn’t have to feel generic, complicated or impersonal. Jennifer Randall Young, founder of JRY Solutions, shares how personalized AI systems can learn a business owner’s voice, workflow and needs to help tackle repetitive tasks more efficiently. From drafting client follow-ups and social content to preparing proposals and organizing information, AI can become a practical assistant—giving women entrepreneurs and busy moms more time for their businesses, families and lives.
Fashion, sustainability and imagination took center stage at the Las Vegas Fashion Council’s 2026 Eco Couture. Fifteen local designers transformed previously loved Goodwill finds into one-of-a-kind runway creations inspired by America’s 250th anniversary, proving that extraordinary style doesn’t have to come at the expense of the planet.
For more than three decades, Kimberly Klepatz has built a career at the intersection of beauty, wellness and technology. The owner of Las Vegas Laser Services shares her journey into aesthetics, her passion for innovative treatments, the close relationships she has developed with clients and why she believes there is enough success to go around.
Broadway and international star Lea Salonga makes history as the first Filipina honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Surrounded by family, friends, fellow artists and fans, Salonga reflects on nearly five decades in entertainment, the people who helped shape her remarkable career and her hope that her star inspires future generations of Filipino and Asian performers.
More than 700,000 Belgian-grown dahlias, 100 volunteers and one iconic Brussels landmark came together for an unforgettable floral spectacle. Stacey Gualandi takes readers high above the Grand-Place for a firsthand look at the biennial Flower Carpet, this year inspired by Japan and Hokusai’s legendary The Great Wave off Kanagawa.
Haute couture transforms fashion into wearable art. Designer Svetik carries this centuries-old tradition forward with meticulously crafted evening gowns created for red carpets, galas and unforgettable occasions. Explore David Tupaz’s celebration of craftsmanship, individuality and the rare beauty of fashion designed for one person alone.
