Introducing the founders of bespoke cowboy boot brand Miron Crosby and Rosewood PlaceMakers Lizzie Means Duplantis and Sarah Means.
Lizzie Means Duplantis and Sarah Means are true Texans, tastemakers, and creators of Miron Crosby, a fashion-forward cowboy boot brand with roots in Texas traditions and authenticity. They have been featured in Vogue and on the Today Show, and their hand-crafted designs are a favorite with celebrities and locals alike. The brand takes its name from the founders’ great-grandfather, Marion Otis Means, whom they consider the “ultimate gentleman.” Miron is a play on his first name, while Crosby is a throwback to the name of a pasture on their family’s ranch, as well as one of their favorite streets in SoHo in New York City, where they each lived before returning home to Texas.
Known for serving up delicious iced tea and focused on showcasing emerging designers, Canary offers a well-edited brand mix and irresistible finds in a luxurious, feminine atmosphere.
Amazing ice cream served by amazing people! Howdy Homemade is on a relentless pursuit to create jobs for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and serves the best ice cream in Texas.
Located down the street from The Mansion, Turtle Creek Park has been a natural oasis for Dallas residents for 128 years. It is a serene spot for a relaxing stroll, a morning jog or an afternoon picnic.
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