So6ix Magazine December 2012

SPECIAL CHRISTMAS ISSUE Interactive with

PERFECT YOUR

A TIME TO GIVE Article By Jacqueline Larocco P. 12

SANTA'S LIST

FOR GOOD GIRLS Article By Beth Ann Mock P. 20

TOP HOLIDAY GIFTS

FOR GOOD BOYS Article By Beth Ann Mock P. 24

HOLIDAY LOOK Article By Heather Aki P. 28

'Tis The

Season Photography By Clifton Roberts P. 32

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TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S

• A TIME TO GIVE

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• A TOUCH OF THE UNIQUE:

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by Jacqueline Larocco

TIPS FOR TRIMMING TREES & SHOWCASING CENTERPIECES

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by John David Stinson

• LIPOSUCTION OR TUMMY TUCK?

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• BURN, BABY, BURN

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• SANTA'S LIST

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by Dr. Juan A. Brou, MD

by Beth Ann Mock

FOR GOOD GIRLS

by Beth Ann Mock

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• TOP HOLIDAY GIFTS

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• PERFECT YOUR HOLIDAY LOOK

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• 'TIS THE SEASON

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FOR GOOD BOYS

by Beth Ann Mock

'Tis The

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by Heather Aki

A FASHION PICTORIAL

photography by Clifton Roberts

• HOT HOLIDAY HAIR

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• HOROSCOPES

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by Whitni Hays, Stylist at Salon 9309

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by Dadhichi Toth

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photography by Clifton Roberts, Brice Lettkeman, Teno Dulina, Debbie King & Jesse Stinson

• CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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• SO6IX PROFESSIONALS

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PUBLISHER

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PHOTOGRAPHY

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MODELS: COLT FRANKLIN & MICHELLE COMBS PHOTOGRAPHY BY: CLIFTON ROBERTS HAIR BY: ADRIAN CRAWFORD OF DK SALON MAKEUP BY: SAVANNAH JENKINS OF DK SALON CLOTHING PROVIDE BY: BLUE SEVEN JACKET BY: OBEY, $130 SHIRT BY: OBEY PROPAGANDA, $70 PANTS BY: OBEY PROPAGANDA, $65 JACKET BY: QUICKSILVER, $87 JEANS BY: FIDELITY, $160

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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR It’s the holidays, and we’re all thinking about what presents we will give, pouring through magazines and websites to find what’s hot and what’s not, the latest and greatest gadgets, the surefire stocking-stuffers. Presents for friends, loved ones, colleagues, family. It’s fun to give and to think about the people to whom you are giving— their interests, their idiosyncrasies, their dreams, their desires. Such things bring us pleasure in life because ultimately, if we give in earnest and with love, the act of giving is a selfless act that promulgates kindness towards others and moves us, at least for a moment, away from our narcissistic tendencies. The result: a joyous holiday season.

In this issue, you will find numerous ideas for gift giving. We provide you with the latest trends in fashion, décor, and beauty. In addition to purchasing presents, you will also read about other ways you give. We are part of a community that is larger than just our families and friends.

There are many among us this season who are in need, and there are many ways we can participate in serving those in need in our community.

Enjoy a time of giving, and have a happy holiday season!

“We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give.”

– Winston Churchill “It's not how much we give but how much love we put into giving.”

– Mother Teresa “You can give without loving, but you cannot love without giving.”

– Amy Wilson-Carmichael

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SUCCESS

A TIME TO GIVE BY

Jacqueline Larocco

The holidays are a time to celebrate and give

exciting and happy Christmas time can be for a

thanks for what you have. However, for some, it

child. No matter the demographic, every child looks

represents a time of struggles and misfortune. So

forward to Christmas presents. Unfortunately,

many Oklahomans this year will suffer through

many children in the community will go without

winter without warm coats or a decent meal

new toys this year, simply because their family

each day, and many Oklahoma children will go

cannot afford them. That’s what is great about

Christmas day without presents. But on the bright

organizations like Marine Toys for Tots.

side, there are several Oklahoma organizations

The Toys for Tots program collects new

that strive to help those less fortunate. Take a look

unwrapped toys to be donated to those families

at these organizations, and see how you can give

less fortunate. It is the organization’s goal that every

back to your community.

child has a gift to open on Christmas, “because no child should have to wake up on Christmas morning

TOYS FOR TOTS

without that feeling of excitement.”

Christmas can be a hassle, what with all the

Local programs, starting in October and ending

mad-dash shopping, expensive Christmas cards

in December, are run all over the country, in all

to send out, and—let’s face it—sometimes crazy

fifty states. For Oklahoma, the Marine Toys for

family gatherings, and it’s easy to forget how

Tots services the following counties: Canadian,

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SUCCESS Cleveland,

Grady,

Logan,

Oklahoma,

and

Potawatomie. You can drop your donations in

such as food, clothing, furniture, and anything else you are willing to give to those less fortunate.

designated boxes located at several businesses in

For more information of how to help the

these areas. The Marine Toys for Tots also accepts

homeless in the Oklahoma City metro, visit the

donations, and you can specify which community

City Rescue Mission’s website: cityrescue.org

you would like to help. This program is a great way to help Oklahoma children make happy memories on Christmas Day. For more information on how you can donate to Toys for Tots, check out their website: okc.toysfortots.org

JESUS HOUSE The Jesus House of Oklahoma City was started by two women, Sister Ruth Wynne and Sister Betty Adams. It began as a small facility with few resources but plenty of hope. Since then, the Jesus

THE CITY RESCUE MISSION

House has expanded, and it can now house over

The City Rescue Mission started out in 1960

100 people and serve over 100,000 meals each

as a male-only house on “Skid-Row” with

year. The Jesus House is more than just a shelter

twenty beds and one shower. Since then, the

for the homeless; it is a resource for the hungry,

organization has expanded and remodeled, and

the near homeless, the mentally and physically ill,

now helps families by providing better housing,

and those trying to overcome addiction.

a medical center, an education facility, and much

This Christmas, give back by donating a food

more. Recently, the organization has started the

basket, so that those who otherwise wouldn’t be

Impact Hunger Food Resource Center, which

able to afford a big Christmas dinner can enjoy

helps struggling families pay their bills so that

one with their families.

they don’t end up on the streets.

Another important donation the Jesus House

Their Bridge to Life program has changed so

relies on each year is clothing donations,

many lives. This program, lasting 8-10 months,

especially during the cold winter months. You can

helps clients by providing educational, economic,

help this season by taking a look in your closet

and spiritual resources in order to save them from

(or your kids’ closets) and donating what you have

a life of homelessness.

outgrown or simply don’t wear anymore. A warm

There are ways to help the Mission aside from

jacket can go a long way for someone struggling

monetary donations. One way you can help the

to survive. The Jesus House also accepts used

homeless in your community is to volunteer your

and new furniture to donate to

time with the City Rescue Mission. Christmas time

low-income families.

can be especially hard for the families relying on

There are so many other ways

the Mission, and you can make a difference in

to help with the Jesus House. To

their lives simply by being there to help. The City

find out more, visit their website:

Rescue Mission also accepts material donations,

jesushouseokc.org

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A TOUCH OF THE

UNIQUE:

TIPS FOR TRIMMING TREES & SHOWCASING CENTERPIECES BY

John David Stinson When decorating your home for the holidays, it’s easy to get caught in a rut: Same décor year after year because you can’t seem to come up with new ideas for this red and green holiday. This year, modernize your holiday-inspired home by venturing away from the usual.

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SELF-HELP The center of your holiday decorations is most

Often during holiday meals and parties, huge

likely a tree, and there are many ways to decorate

centerpieces and floral arrangements greatly limit

that Douglas Fur that don’t involve the stringy

your table space. If you have chandeliers or larger

tinsel that sticks to everything until Valentine’s

lighting fixtures, turn them into centerpieces! Think

Day. Stick to the tried-and-true design concepts of

of decorating your light fixture in the same way

choosing one theme or color for your base. If you

as your tree. Use garland to fatten up the inside,

like neutrals, use browns and muted gold to fill out

and hang lightweight ornaments with decorative

the majority of the weight of the tree.

ribbon. The hanging centerpieces add a lot of

To add depth to the tree, pick two colors of

height and visual interest to your room.

lights. Wrap the trunk of the tree with the darker

As in all design, remember to allow your

color of the two, and use the lighter color on the

personal style to shine through when decorating

branches. Start from the inside of tree, and wrap

for the holidays. With your expert tree and

each branch individually toward the outside of the

centerpiece

tree. Next, use some artificial floral items as close

personal touches, you’re sure to wow even the

to the trunk as possible. Think of the center as the

pickiest of holiday guests.

construction

and

your

favorite

anchor. Start with your largest ornaments closer to the inside of the tree, and use the smaller ones on the outside. This creates a stunning variety of texture and depth.

To tie the tree into your room, incorporate one of your accent colors in pops with ornaments or ribbons. Designer’s tip: Use wire to tie (don’t hang) each ornament for the perfect placement and to ensure your valuable family ornaments don’t drop if a guest brushes against the tree.

Use your personal hobbies and interests as inspiration. One of my clients loved electronics, so I used hard drives, fiber optic cables and even keyboards to fill in the tree. Another client who is a painter wanted some of her artwork displayed within the tree, and I turned her old brushes into unique ornaments. so6ix.com | DECEMBER 2012

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LIPOSUCTION OR TUMMY TUCK? BY

Dr. Juan A. Brou, MD

Many times I have heard the question,

and excess skin. Many women will stretch their

“Doctor, do you think I need a tummy tuck or

abdominal musculature to the point of no return

just liposuction?”

and umbilical hernias can appear. Once the skin

The difference between them is that liposuction

has stretch marks and other damage, you need

simply reduces the fat volume, whereas a tummy

something beyond liposuction. I know that there

tuck (also called an abdominoplasty) includes

are many of you reading this article right now,

liposuction, tightening of the abdominal muscles,

thinking to yourself, “That is my problem!” The

and excision of excess skin. It is true that if you are

good news is: I hear you, and I can help!

young, near your ideal BMI, and your skin is nice

There are several different options out there to

and firm that liposuction can do wonders to flatten

choose from for fat reduction. Some people offer

and contour your belly. However, if this does not

a “quick fix” with Smart Lipo or different lasers

describe your body type, you may be better

that will reduce the fat and shrink the skin. The

suited for a tummy tuck. There are numerous life

problem is that you cannot predict how the skin

events that create the need for a tummy tuck,

is going to shrink. That can work against you and

such as weight loss, the cesarean section that

leave you with an unwanted result. Patients come

was needed for the twins, or a hysterectomy scar

to me with significant damage to their abdominal

that became infected. Pregnancy is the most

area caused by indiscriminate use of liposuction.

common culprit of abdominal wall weakness

Unfortunately, corrective surgery has become a

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SELF-HELP large part of my practice. Liposuction has become

tuck. Sometimes, a tummy tuck is the only way to

very popular, and several specialties of medicine

correct it.

now utilize it for cosmetic reasons. So, it is easy

As you can see, liposuction only deals with

to find a practitioner eager to do it for you. I

the fat layer in the abdomen, while a tummy tuck

believe liposuction is very “operator dependent.�

deals with all three layers. Liposuction creates

The single most important factor determining the

several very small incisions, whereas a tummy

outcome is the experience of the operator or

tuck will leave a much larger scar; although,

surgeon. Liposuction is a technique and an art, and

it should be very low and easily hidden. It is

it requires both in order to deliver a good product.

necessary to cut the skin to modify it (for now),

I use liposuction alone or in larger surgeries, such

and the improvements should outweigh the

as the tummy tuck or body lift. Liposuction is used

presence of a scar. Make sure you schedule a

to contour the thickness of the body fat in any area. The tummy tuck includes liposuction, used judicially, as a way to reduce the thickness of the remaining fat. An important part of any tummy tuck is correcting the abdominal muscles and repairing

consultation with an experienced board-certified plastic surgeon with a good reputation. A great doctor should answer your questions honestly and help you make a good decision about having aesthetic surgery.

hernias resulting from previous surgeries. You must also recreate the belly button in an artistic way. Finally, we are left with the skin. It is the skin that can manifest many problems, and liposuction will make that worse.

How can you tell if you need liposuction or a tummy tuck? The answer is not always clear. There are some things to look for to help you decide. If your stomach has a lot of stretch marks, particularly in the lower portion, then a tummy tuck could benefit you by removing a lot of the damaged skin. If your skin has large folds of extra skin, that is another sign that you need more than liposuction. Belly buttons that are shaped like a frown and cesarean scars that create a fold over the pubis also require a tummy tuck. I have corrected irregular contour from previous liposuction surgery with a combination of liposuction and fat grafting or a full tummy so6ix.com | DECEMBER 2012

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BURN, BABY, BURN BY

Beth Ann Mock

The first ever FreezerBurn 5K Frozen Challenge

time and expertise selflessly in order to return

Course will be held Saturday, December 8, 2012

independence to amputees. Used components

at that place of wonder and excitement known

can be crafted into very highly functional limbs

to bicyclers near and far simply as “The Farm.”

in a matter of no time by those at Limbs for Life.

This military-style obstacle course race will be

A portion of the proceeds from this first ever

chilly. Wear warm clothes from top to bottom,

FreezerBurn 5K will benefit the fine work these

as this course is more than a challenge in name

folks do so well.

only. Benefitting the Limbs for Life Foundation in

Come on down and lend a hand while having

downtown Oklahoma City, this maiden winter race

the time of your life. “The Farm” is located on

will provide prosthetic limbs to people both young

the northeast corner of East Wilshire Boulevard

and old who are in need.

and I-35. Parking is about a half a mile east of

The Limbs for Life Foundation accepts used

the highway on the north side. Then get busy!

prostheses to make changes in individual lives

Climbing walls, low-crawls, ropes, tires, ladders,

that can’t be quantified in any monetary way.

cargo nets and many inclines will be featured.

Bringing back the blessing of simple mobility to

The coup-de-grace is something we call “So6ix

people all over the world is the noble work of this

Plunge.” That’s right; you finish in a pit of cold,

group. Physicians, physical therapists, and the

muddy water.

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Now that you’re plenty excited, we’ll give you

SOCIETY the lowdown on the details. By race day, the entry

to Limbs for Life.

fee will be eighty dollars. Four person teams will

E-mail hello@ockathletic.com and put the word

pay three hundred at race day registration. You

‘volunteer’ in the message. For registration or

may be able to transfer your registration to another participant if you give enough notice, but there will

Also, we need volunteers.

any questions you may have, go to registration@ okathletic.com and type “FreezerBurn” in the

be no refunds. Contestants must be at least 16 years of age. Make sure you have a valid ID with you so you can get your race packet before the race at OK Runner in Edmond or at the venue on

subject line so we’ll know to get back to you as soon as possible. Now let’s get out to ‘The Farm’ and run so that others may run again, too!

race day. Minors need a guardian to sign a waiver and pick up race packets. Spoiler alert: A truly cool T-shirt awaits you. You’ll be asked your shirt size when you register.

You’ll be given two hours to finish.

Most

contestants finish in around forty-five minutes.

Wear long pants. Gloves are also recommended.

Oklahoma City Athletic & Social Club www.getfreezerburn.com Limbs for Life Foundation 218 E. Main St. Oklahoma City, OK 73104 (405)605-5462 www.limbsforlife.org

Beth Ann Mock

You should bring a change of clothes for the end of the challenge, as we will be getting down and dirty. Towels would be good accessories: Remember “So6ix Plunge” at the end? Yeah, you do! Private, warm changing tents await you at the end. The course is rugged, but it’s designed so that beginning and advanced athletes alike can enjoy it. The race will not be rained out, no, not even if there is rain! Register now as the limit is 3,000 competitors. Don’t bring your dogs; we can’t have them here on the property with so much going on. Food will be for sale, and Coop Ale Works will be handing out free beer to all 21 and over racers.

If you come upon an obstacle you can’t navigate, who cares? Just keep pushing on to that sweet finish line. Even if you’re not the athletic type you can still help. Donate money or used prosthetics so6ix.com | DECEMBER 2012

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SANTA'S LIST FOR GOOD GIRLS BY

Beth Ann Mock

Moderately priced at $175.00, the Mypressi Twist Portable Espresso Maker has no dials or cords.

Built to make single or double shots, the Mypressi is portable and durable.

The Livescribe 4GB Echo Smartpen can digitally record every note taken. At $200.00, it is a steal.

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Let the women in your life know they hold the key to your heart with the Crown Key Pendant from Tiffany & Co. $200.00

Chicago boutique Lill Studio has affordable creations that are all unique. $120.00

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This cozy, handcrafted Josef Wingback chair is an affordable luxury that will last for decades at $1,700.00

This Coach Kristin embossed python pleated satchel will never go out of style. At first glance she’ll wonder how she ever did without it. $600.00

Blue Nile white diamond earrings with a plush push back will make for a very white Christmas indeed. $1,940.00

This Hermes Birkin Bag with flap closure, leather lining, and padlock and key will be passed from generation to generation with pride. $10,000.00

This Burberry trench-coat has logo-embossed buttons, slant pockets, and a stylish storm flap. $900.00 - $1,200.00

These Gucci Viola High-Heel Lace-Up Booties are suede. They have embroidered eyelets as well as velvet and satin ribbon laces. $1,250.00

The Salvatore Ferragamo Marlene Gancini Lock Tote is crafted from calfskin and has gold hardware. $1,490.00

This Loro Piana Autumn Foliage Cashmere Stole has an eyelash trim and is large enough to drape in any way she can think up. $1,150.00 so6ix.com | DECEMBER 2012

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These two-tone lambskin opera gloves can be ruched or pulled over the elbow and are made of imported Italian material. $395.00

Both sexy and elegant, the Sofia Cashmere Cardigan with Fur Collar is an essential for any winter wardrobe. $700.00

This Lanvin Matte Braided Leather Tiger Belt hails from France. It has a double crystal-topped stud closure with brass tiger. $1,550.00

A rounded top and shapeable brim make this Eric Javits’ hat as cool as they come. Leather lacing adjusts the size. $350.00

Made in Italy, this Roberto Coin Primavera Bracelet is perfect for every time of year, whether stacked together or worn singly. $1,900.00 22

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Orange blossom "V" for Women by Clive Christian marries rose, jasmine, and lavender to perfection. $405.00

A Herve Van Der Straeten Leaf Cluster Necklace will never fail both turn heads and win her heart. With a lobster clasp and hammered finish, this 24-karat drop necklace is made in France. $1,525.00

This decadently comfortable Donna Karan LaceTrim Silk Gown features a scalloped neckline and adjustable straps. The hem sits directly and delicately above the ankle. $240.00

Manolo Blahnik’s Campari Patent Leather Mary Jane has a button-closed strap across the vamp and is finished with a nude leather lining. $645.00

The Chandra Chain Shimmer Suede Clutch Bag from Jimmy Choo boasts a Choo logo plaque, golden hardware and faceted crystals. $1,250.00

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The YSA Mixed-Media Tall Red Sole Boot from Christian Louboutin brings both superlative style and warm comfort to winter. $1,495.00

It won’t matter the temperature outside, she’ll be thrilled to receive Jimmy Choo’s Belle ChainFringe T-Strap Sandal made of suede and turquoise stones. One of Choo’s most inspired footwear designs, this soon-to-be classic has a back zipper for easy dressing. $2,095.00

Lafayette 148 New York brings us a bright and loose Relaxed Shawl Collar Coat this winter. The welt pockets and rolled cuffs make this angora wrap very classy. $900.00

Oscar de la Renta’s Baroque Brooch-Pendant Necklace can be taken from the chain and worn as a brooch as well. Its light bar-pin makes minimal holes in fabric. $655.00

This Crystal-Embellished Bone China Teapot with platinum plating from Prouna has a lattice border dusted in crystals from Swarovski. $545.00

The Nespresso Gran Maestria Espresso Maker with Aeroccino Automatic Milk Frother is built from the highest quality materials. Equipped with a cup warmer and instant water jet system, it operates exclusively with Nespresso’s coffee capsules. $700.00

Made from nylon, Acne’s Ruby Net Skirt has a corset-like waistband and understated horizontal pleating. $580.00

Alessi’s “Lupita” Dog bowl is imported from Italy. Designed

by Mirian Mirri, it’s made of thermoplastic resin with a stainless steel insert. $60.00

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TOP HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR GOOD BOYS BY

Beth Ann Mock

Canon EOS 5D Mark III Digital Camera Kit with Canon 24-105mm f/4L IS USM AF Lens. This king of the digital cameras comes equipped with a High Res LCD, a 5+ image processor, dual memory slots and multiple exposure modes. $4,300.00

The Nintendo Wii Hardware Bundle Black w/ Wii Sports Resort has built-in Wi-Fi access, GameCube Games, and a graphics chip. It plays two disc formats. $250.00

The 42" VIZIO LCD 1080p HDTV with a 60Hz refresh rate is made for the man-cave. $400.00

The Sabira Paisley Robe has both luxury design and expert tailoring. $450.00

This Liebherr XS200 17 inch Freestanding Cigar Humidor has two Spanish cedar wood shelves, two presentation boxes, a digital temperature display and a water reservoir. $3,465.00

The "Lizard" Domino Box is hand polished and crafted from poplar and fine imported leather. $700.00

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This iWallet Slim can only be opened by its owner.

It responds to your fingerprint and can keep your credit cards from being “scanned” while connecting to your smart phone. $500.00

Dolce & Gabbana’s Metal Logo Belt with its edges frayed ever so slightly and its rich leather will please anyone. $325.00

The "Lux" Flask is lightweight, made of chromefinished metal wrapped in calfskin leather. $100.00

Santiago Gonzalez’s brown ostrich wallet is fullquill with two bill compartments, six slots for credit cards and two slip pockets. $725.00

The Bottega Veneta Woven Corner Briefcase has seamless leather corners and an adjustable strap with quilted lining. $2,250.00

The king of briefcases, the Zanellato Suede has tonal topstitching and a flap top cover with a huge push-lock clasp. $855.00

The Patent Derby is from Jimmy Choo’s new men’s collection. With a stacked heel and twoeye lace-up front, this standard is the ultimate in class. $695.00

Dad will adore this Stefano Ricci handmade silk tie. $225.00

With creased upper leather and covered rivet detail, the Alexander McQueen Three-Buckle Rivet Boot may well last forever. $875.00

Tateossian’s Freeway Fiber Optic Cuff Links & Stud Set with its flush inlaid square is destined to impress. $350.00 so6ix.com | DECEMBER 2012

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Pooch Cuff Links from Tateossian do add polish.

Made of rhodium plate with Swarovski crystal eyes, these are a knock-out. $165.00

With four snapping cargo pockets and a button/zip front, this Burberry Brit Shearling-Collar Bomber Jacket is well worth $1,495.00

The Bogosse Thomas Velour Blazer with button cuffs makes a bold statement any night. $498.00

Neiman Marcus’s Marled Mock-Neck Cashmere Sweater has a rustic look that belies its quiet comfort. $595.00

These wool-lined UGG Australia Two-in-One Whipstitch Gloves with removable knit liner leave nothing to be desired. $125.00 26

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This 48 bottle capacity 2-Zone Wine Refrigerator has silent cooling and dual temperature display.

Free standing with interior lights, it houses 750 ml bottles. $650.00

From King Baby Studio, this Dead Skull Pendant Necklace is sterling silver with a 24� length and a lobster clasp. $480.00

Testoni Leather Lace-Ups are proudly made in Italy. They feature leather lining, leather sole and padded insole. $515.00

The Movado Bold Chronograph Watch has a futuristic touch. Water resistant, it features square sub-dials and a polymer bracelet. $550.00

CREED smells of spices and the exotic lust of Antony and Cleopatra. These Nile spices will never fail to impress. $640.00

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The Acqua Di Parma Razor & Brush Deluxe Stand Set is ergonomically designed to give the best and most comfortable shave you can imagine. $645.00

Brera Orologi’s Supersportivo Chronograph Watch has Quartz movement and three-eye chronograph functions. $795.00

The Carl Gruttert, Capitana Pocket Watch has a gold plated case and a silver dial. Old world craft is king of this piece with its hand winding mechanism and delicate Roman numeral face. $1,125.00

This Andrew Marc Destino Shearling-Collar Leather Coat has a lightweight fill for added warmth. With moleskin lining and yoked shoulders, it’s bound to be a classic. $1,195.00

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PERFECT YOUR

HOLIDAY LOOK BY

Heather Aki

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STYLE It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas when

Rocca Coat trimmed with Mohair is divine in all

you see the holiday décor in the front window of

aspects. This mulberry hue mohair gives the coat

every shopping center. The themed window with

a luxurious look that every woman wants to walk

garland all around, white foam to represent snow,

around in. Don’t like fur? No worries, colorful

and the mannequins “dressed to the nines” with

embellished trim around the collar and cuffs give

the new holiday look are what some shoppers

your coat a personalized appearance. You can

look forward to during the holidays. Here are

pair this fabulous item with a pair of knee high

some holiday trends we can make your look a

boots and your favorite skinny dark denim to

winter wonderland!

complete your look.

THE WOOL COAT

THE BEADED GOWN

Everyone should own a dressy wool coat. The

For those of you that are going to Christmas

trend with your wool coat this holiday season is

parties, make sure the guy you are taking will

to have an embellished or fur trim. The Cinzia

wear his best suit to look as extravagant as you!

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STYLE The show-stopper beaded gown has been around for decades. From the 1920 beaded flapper dress to the floor length gown, beads have always been a deluxe embellishment. Depending on the party, wear your cocktail sequin dress by French Connection for a fun and flirty look. This gives the appearance of a classic style with a little sophistication.

THE HANDBAG For those of you who love sequins, glitz, and shimmer—you will love Ted Baker. His holiday handbag collection is another must to have around your hand for the holiday parties. The London satchel still gives that vintage trendy appeal with the leather top handle and its pill box shape. This bag is everything but ordinary.

The glittered exterior and novelty pattern interior fabric is a great combination for this one-of-akind satchel. Do you want a smaller Ted Baker?

There is another great holiday bag just as glitzy and sassy as the satchel but in a clutch form. They have a significant bow on the side to give your outfit a little flirtation.

TEXTURED TIGHTS If the beaded gown is not your style or too flashy, you can still have some holiday cheer. Pull out your favorite LBD and wear it with a great pair of textured tights. Most textures give your legs a more slimming look. We know every woman

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STYLE dreams of having the appearance of elongated legs. Pretty Polly is a great hosiery brand; the tights last a long time, and Pretty Polly comes out with fun and festive tights for the holidays. This holiday season pair your dress with a sequin or shimmery tight. Your head-to-toe look will be classy yet glitzy. If we are not a fan of shimmer, lace tights are another great texture for the holiday season.

The holidays are not the same without your countdown advent calendar opened, eggnog in the fridge, and a warm fireplace going. This season is very glamorous with all the lace, sequins, and glitter. Your holiday outfit will be complete with any one of these tops trends.

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HOT HOLIDAY HAIR BY

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STYLE I can't believe it's the winter holiday season already. It's time for sweaters, boots, scarves, and of course new hair! Many of us spend our summers neglecting our hair with extended

• Use red. This is a great color to make a statement.

• Go for bangs, long layers, or textured pixie.

exposure to the scorching heat and chlorine as well as the routine ponytail. Then fall comes

LOW-MAINTENANCE WINTER STYLE TRENDS

along, and our hair starts to get a little reprieve.

• Braids are big! Try the French braid, waterfall

And finally, winter arrives with a bang, and it’s

braid, or fishtail braid.

high time to pamper your hair and update your style. Before you begin to color, ask your stylist for a hydrating treatment that will refresh and

• Loose curls are hot. Who doesn’t want the sexy VS model look?!

hydrate your hair. It will help lock in your color

• The bun – If you haven't discovered the sock

and make it shiny and vibrant.

bun on Pinterest you are missing out!

• Statement headbands and crochet wraps are a

WINTER COLOR & CUT IDEAS • Add lowlights to blonde hair to warm up and

quick and easy way to add interest.

richen the color.

• Try ombré. This is still a very hot color trend for any color.

Enjoy the holidays and, and if you need anything else, just let me know!

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S AT I R E

DECEMBER 2012 BY

Dadhichi Toth

www.astrology.com.au

CAPRICORN (DECEMBER 22 - JANUARY 19) You’ll be feeling withdrawn this month, but this gives you a chance to truly “inhabit” your purpose and believe in it totally. Convincing others means convincing yourself first. If you see that something is flawed, you may have to reverse a decision or payment. Be on guard for scam artists.

and the planets bring out your curiosity and desire to see what possibilities are available in terms of a domestic alternatives. Look around, but don’t make premature decisions. Jupiter, one of your ruling planets is now retrograde. Believe it or not, your anxiety could trigger some search for answers that you now need.

ARIES

AQUARIUS (JANUARY 20 - FEBRUARY 18) There may be some controversial matters you have to deal with, and this could result in a conflict of interest. Try to be a step ahead of the game, as the situation could take you into the unexpected. You may feel annoyed by someone this month, and in an attempt to remain polite, you may not know how to tell them to get lost. It is easy - simply tell them to get lost.

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(FEBRUARY 19 - MARCH 20)

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You are feeling more secure in your domestic environment, but this is no excuse to become a couch potato. Get out and enjoy the world this month. There’s no use crying over spilled milk, or in your case, lost money as you may be lax with finances too.

TAURUS (APRIL 20 - MAY 20) Meditative practices offer you an opportunity to recharge your worn out batteries and also step aside from people who are giving you a hard time.

Pay attention to where you leave valuables too at this time. If you’ve got some concern with a friend, lover, or child, these problems should be lifting very shortly.

S AT I R E

SAGITTARIUS (NOVEMBER 22 - DECEMBER 21) If you seem to be spending more time than your workmates on the same tasks, you should consider that they might be working smarter rather than working harder. Check it out. You need to quicken the pace and be more efficient in the way you conduct your work and live your life during this month. Reappraise the way you use your diary and your time. Speed is a keyword and will be evident after the 12th when the Moon contacts Mars.

GEMINI (MAY 21 - JUNE 20) You could receive a call after the 3rd, but this could be a somewhat dicey proposition. You will win an argument and come out a sure winner, and this will give you an unfair, probably punishing advantage over someone. Your talent in certain directions, however, is not fulfilling you just at this time.

VIRGO (AUGUST 23 - SEPTEMBER 22) It is possible that travel expenses may be covered by your place of employment or organization, but the terms may be fuzzy. Be careful. Financial aid will probably prove beneficial from the 24th till the 26th. You are curious about the world just now and want more interaction perhaps through the media of the internet.

You should commence your days this month with a little deep breathing and exercise or meditation.

This will generate much more energy and help you cope with your stress. Your intellectual and verbal skills are most recognisable at this time, and you may be called upon to use this talent especially after the 15th.

LIBRA (SEPTEMBER 23 - OCTOBER 22) Someone will show you care and attention this month, and this could be something you have not anticipated. A new friendship can commence, but don’t expect things to move all that quickly. In fact, the friendships can almost grind to a halt after the 10th. You have your way of doing things, and this could be at odds with someone, possibly even your boss. Compromise is your key word.

LEO (JULY 23 - AUGUST 22) Although you can make a great impression on others at those meetings or lunch engagements, be cautious if their flattery is over the top. A disappointment in the arena of love doesn’t mean you’re out of the game permanently. This is a month to regroup your energies and get yourself back on track especially from the 7th onwards when the Moon and Venus make contact.

SCORPIO (OCTOBER 23 - NOVEMBER 21) Home is where the heart is during the coming few weeks of December. You will have made a domestic change previously but didn’t think it through well enough. If you’ve landed yourself in an environment in which you feel like a fish out of water, you need to reconsider your options; however, you need to wait for the appropriate moment to change again.

CANCER (JUNE 21 - JULY 22)

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HOLIDAY TOUR OF HOMES

CITYWIDE EL RENO DECEMBER 14

2ND FRIDAY CIRCUIT OF ART

NORMAN ARTS DISTRICT NORMAN LIVE ON THE PLAZA

NW 16TH BETWEEN CLASSES & PENN AVE OKLAHOMA CITY CIRQUE DU SOLEIL- DRALION

BOK CENTER TULSA DECEMBER 16

FORT RENO CHRISTMAS GUNS

HISTORIC FORT RENO EL RENO DECEMBER 19

CIRQUE DU SOLEIL: DRALION

CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY BATMAN LIVE

BOK CENTER TULSA DECEMBER 31 OPENING NIGHT

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

DECEMBER EVENTS TO PUBLISH YOUR EVENT EMAIL

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THUNDER VS. NEW ORLEANS HORNETS

CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY DECEMBER 14

SPORTS

DECEMBER 1

OSU COWGIRLS VS. TEXAS SOUTHERN

GALLAGHER-IBA ARENA STILLWATER DECEMBER 2

OU WOMEN'S BASKETBALL VS. MARIST

LLYOD NOBLE CENTER NORMAN DECEMBER 5

OSU COWBOYS VS. SOUTH FLORIDA

GALLAGHER-IBA ARENA STILLWATER DECEMBER 6

OU WOMEN'S BASKETBALL VS. NORTH TEXAS

LLYOD NOBLE CENTER NORMAN

THUNDER VS. SACRAMENTO

CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY

BARONS VS. SAN ANTONIO

COX CONVENTION OKLAHOMA CITY DECEMBER 15

2012 ALL-COLLEGE CLASSIC

CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY

BARONS VS. SAN ANTONIO

COX CONVENTION OKLAHOMA CITY DECEMBER 16

OU WOMEN'S BASKETBALL VS. VANDERBILT

LLYOD NOBLE CENTER NORMAN

DECEMBER 20 OU WOMEN'S BASKETBALL VS. UC RIVERSIDE

LLYOD NOBLE CENTER NORMAN DECEMBER 21 BARONS VS. TEXAS

COX CONVENTION OKLAHOMA CITY DECEMBER 22 BARONS VS. TEXAS

COX CONVENTION OKLAHOMA CITY OSU COWBOYS VS. TENNESSEE TECH

GALLAGHER-IBA ARENA STILLWATER DECEMBER 27 THUNDER VS. DALLAS MAVERICKS

CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY DECEMBER 28 BARONS VS. SAN ANTONIO

COX CONVENTION OKLAHOMA CITY DECEMBER 29

OSU COWGIRLS VS. STEPHEN F. AUSTIN

OSU COWBOYS VS. CENTRAL ARKANSAS

GALLAGHER-IBA ARENA STILLWATER DECEMBER 7

OSU COWGIRLS VS. VERMONT

OU WOMEN'S BASKETBALL VS CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE

GALLAGHER-IBA ARENA STILLWATER DECEMBER 17

OU MEN'S BASKETBALL VS. OHIO

THUNDER VS. LAKERS

CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA DECEMBER 8

OSU COWBOYS VS. MISSOURI STATE

GALLAGHER-IBA ARENA STILLWATER DECEMBER 9

GALLAGHER-IBA ARENA STILLWATER

THUNDER VS. SAN ANTONIO SPURS

CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY DECEMBER 18

LLYOD NOBLE CENTER NORMAN LLYOD NOBLE CENTER NORMAN DECEMBER 31 THUNDER VS. PHOENIX

OU MEN'S BASKETBALL VS. STEPHEN F. AUSTIN

CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY

CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY DECEMBER 11

LLYOD NOBLE CENTER NORMAN DECEMBER 19

BARONS VS. TEXAS

COX CONVENTION OKLAHOMA CITY

OSU COWBOYS VS. UT ARLINGTON

OSU COWBOYS VS. GONZAGA

COX CONVENTION CENTER OKLAHOMA CITY

GALLAGHER-IBA ARENA STILLWATER

GALLAGHER-IBA ARENA STILLWATER

THUNDER VS. INDIANA

BARONS VS. PEORIA

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REBECCA BRADY Rebecca is a registered nurse, and she is the marketing coordinator for Dr. Juan A. Brou and The Medical Spa located in Oklahoma City. Her journey into plastic surgery was a unique one, as it began by being one of Dr. Brou’s patients herself. Rebecca realized that plastic surgery is so much more than what they show on TV. It’s more than huge lips and egos; it truly changes the way you feel about yourself, and Rebecca wanted to be a part of that. When she graduated with her nursing degree, Rebecca signed on with his very close-knit staff. After working for Dr. Brou for a while, it only reaffirmed to her how caring and talented he is, and Rebecca wanted to showcase that. Rebecca took the marketing position and started building relationships with their patients through social media, making it a more interactive and memorable experience for them. Rebecca also helped design the practice’s new website, www.drbrou.com, and she maintains the site as well.

When she is not at the office, Rebecca also owns a photography business, KRK Studios, located in Yukon. Her specialties are maternity, newborn, and family photography. Rebecca’s experience in operating a business, as well as mastering the concept of “multi-tasking” by raising her 3 daughters, has enabled her to take those concepts and ambition and apply them to her strategies at the practice. She is currently pursuing her nurse practitioner degree at The University of Oklahoma and hopes to use those skills in the aesthetic world. Whether it is a dramatic change you’re after or something non-invasive, know that you are in great, capable hands with Dr. Brou and his staff. You can set up a free consultation for medical spa services with Rebecca at any time by calling (405) 945-0001.

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GRANT PITT Grant Pitt DDS, DPh practices dentistry at Custom Dental of Edmond, and he has practiced in the OKC area for over 5 years. Dr. Pitt is not only a dentist; he is also a graduate of pharmacy school, and he completed a periodontal residency. The concept of Dr. Pitt’s practice is to provide a high level of dental care in all aspects of dentistry, thus reducing the patient’s need to travel to other specialists.

His goal is to minimize the patient’s need to fill out more paperwork and meet new office staff associated with a traditional referral style practice. Coupled with many patient contact hours and a relentless pursuit of continuing education, Dr. Pitt has incorporated all dental services under one roof. Dr. Pitt ‘s practice offers fillings, crowns, veneers, bridges, reconstruction, cosmetic dentistry, implants, bone grafting, extractions (yes including wisdom teeth), braces (traditional bracket and wire, and invisalign) and root canals. His practice is not limited to any one specialty.

Dr. Pitt’s office utilizes the latest diagnostic equipment to create your optimal dental plan.

Dr. Pitt also gives back to his community by providing free extractions to those individuals involved with the Grace Rescue Mission. His office has donated over $13,000 of care this quarter alone.

Dr. Pitt and his wife have 3 children and reside in northwest Edmond. He enjoys coaching little league sports, golfing, hunting, and hanging out with friends and family to watch sporting events.

Dr. Pitt and his staff at Custom Dental of Edmond will take terrific care of “you”.

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