This piece explores the concept of building a capsule closet focused on timeless wardrobe essentials, neutral hues, and color-coordinated accents. By mastering the art of pairing basics with complementary tones, readers will learn to simplify and elevate their style with fewer but more versatile pieces.

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This guide breaks down the basics of color theory and shows readers how to use concepts like the color wheel, complementary hues, and saturation to create stylish, balanced outfits. With tips on seasonal color choices, neutral pairings, and practical examples, it empowers fashion enthusiasts to unlock new outfit possibilities and refine their personal style.

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Embracing Iris Apfel’s bold legacy, this article reveals why true personal style endures beyond fleeting fashion trends—an inspiring reflection on living authentically.

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This piece spotlights SMU alumnus Wim Bens and his latest creation, Pony Pils—a light, flavorful beer dedicated to Mustangs everywhere. Readers learn about its origin story, legal name hurdles, and plans to fund a future brewer scholarship. The article also explores Pony Pils’ reception, strategies to stand out in a crowded beer market, and how it strengthens ties between SMU, local business, and craft brewing innovation.

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This piece discusses how the younger generation’s openness to uncomfortable conversations about mental health, sexuality, and social justice is redefining communication in the digital age, fostering awareness and cultural shifts that pave the way for greater understanding and progress.

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This article discusses Dallas' public transit agency's debate on the value of rehiring McKinsey consultants to bridge executive communication gaps and redefine organizational goals.

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This article discusses how South Dallas' Bike-Friendly initiative empowers its community with hands-on programs, restoring mobility, responsibility, and hope—one bike at a time.

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This article discusses how social media’s influence on communication fosters polarization, erodes listening skills and highlights the need to rediscover meaningful, face-to-face conversations.

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