So6ix Magazine July 2013 by So6ix

SPECIAL TRAVEL, TOURISM & SWIMSUIT ISSUE A NEW WAY TO LISTEN

IN OKC

Interactive with

By Alex Wehrley P. 12

INDEPENDENCE DAY

Use The 6 App here for bonus content

TRADITIONS By Randi Merritt P. 22

DESPERATION

DESERT Photography By Clifton Roberts P. 32

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INSIDE

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

• A NEW WAY

TO LISTEN IN OKC

by Alex Wehrley, Host of Oklahoma Live

• MY FIRST

BRAZILIAN by Victoria Hubbard

WAX

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• WEEKEND GETAWAYS

• INDEPENDENCE DAY

• AT THE BEACH

• JULY WISHLIST by Britta Newton

• SPOTLIGHT ON GIL'S CLOTHING AND DENIM BAR by Britta Newton

• DESPERATION DESERT

by Jacqueline Larocco

TRADITIONS by Randi Merritt

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by Jensen Smith

A FASHION PICTORIAL

photography by Clifton Roberts

• HOROSCOPES JULY 2013

by Dadhichi Toth

• SO6IX PIX

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photography by Jesse Stinson

• CALENDAR OF EVENTS

• SO6IX PROFESSIONALS

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photography by Clifton Roberts

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LEGAL AND CREDITS

PUBLISHER

Jack McBride jack@so6ix.com

PRODUCTION MANAGER Clifton Roberts clifton@so6ix.com

SOCIAL MEDIA DIRECTOR Ericka Williams ericka@so6ix.com

FASHION DIRECTOR Britta Newton britta@so6ix.com

THE 6 APP DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Jarrett Franklin jarrett@so6ix.com

ON THE COVER... PHOTOGRAPHY

Clifton Roberts and Jesse Stinson

MANAGING EDITOR

Shawndra Roberts

WEBSITE DESIGNER Clifton Roberts

DISTRIBUTION

Nathan Stager and Connor Kach

PHOTOGRAPHY BY: CLIFTON ROBERTS STYLING BY: BRITTA NEWTON HAIR AND MAKEUP BY: MADI MARTIN WITH LYNDSEY DAVIS, NATASHA SHIPLEY AND SARAH CLARK MODEL: TALIA S OF BRINK MODEL MANAGEMENT NECKLACES PROVIDED BY: GIL'S CLOTHING BAR GINA & MAY UMBRELLA PROVIDED BY: RUTH MEYERS JOE'S WEDGES PROVIDED BY: THERAPY BOUTIQUE A special thanks to Dueces Wild Campground in Waynoka, OK.

STAFF WRITERS

Jacqueline Larocco, Beth Ann Mock, and Dadhichi Toth

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Victoria Page, Randi Merritt, Jensen Smith and Alex Wehrley FOR ADVERTISING: jack@so6ix.com 8

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L E T T E R F R O M T H E S TA F F July is here and summer is now in full swing. This is my favorite month of the year. There is so much to do during the seventh month of the year. It is time for beautiful fireworks displays, days at the lake, golf, fishing and the list goes on. Planning this issue is always one of the easiest of the year. In this issue the highlight is swimwear. We have done some amazing swimsuit shoots out at the sand dunes of Little Sahara, calling attention to swimwear and accessory trends from 1950 to now. Also in fashion, we highlight one of the most hip clothing stores in Oklahoma, and tell you about our top picks in fashion from all over the place. One of my favorite articles in this months issue is exploring awesome things to do for celebrating Independence Day. Read it and I’m sure it’ll influence your celebratory plans this year. Another one that cracks me up is by a writer we sent in for a Brazilian Wax. Ouch! My favorite thing going on this month is the So6ix Paint the Town Pub Crawl. If you haven't got to experience the So6ix style pub crawls yet, it is

definitely a must. We partner with Black Diamond Party Bus, Budweiser, Monster Energy and seven bars to bring together a one of a kind experience. Guests get shuttled from bar to bar on the pristine Black Diamond Buses for drinks and activities. Everything from your beers and transportation to each bar, to even a huge party with all the guests at the last stop, is part of the experience. Then top it all off with a free taxi ride home and it is an amazing time! Hope you’ll enjoy this issue and everything we have worked hard to bring you. Have a wonderful and safe 4th of July, and remember to be thankful for the freedom we have in this country and all those who died for it.

Jack McBride

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SOCIETY

A NEW WAY TO LISTEN IN OKC BY

Alex Wehrley

Watch out New York City and Chicago! The new Downtown Airpark puts Oklahoma City on

enjoy the current venue with $5 on-site parking, concessions and space for up to 15,000 people.

the outdoor concert map. Owner Howard Pollack has a simple goal for his venue: help make OKC a world class city. With a location nestled between the Oklahoma River and the skyline, and bands like the Lumineers and Mötley Crüe in between, it appears he’s off to a great start! Pollack,

who

used

The Lumineers Plus, your downtown entertainment experience

run

the

Zoo

will not break the bank. Regular tickets start at

Amphitheater, says "I have a new statement to

just $20 and VIP tickets are $45. The extra $25

make and this is it."

not only buys you a better view of the band, it

This new statement, the Downtown Airpark, is a

spares you from 3.2 beer. VIP's have access to

temporary site made of portable buildings where

high point beer and liquor. After a few drinks,

South Western Avenue meets the Oklahoma

you'll also be happy to know the VIP bathrooms

River. By 2016, a similar but permanent set up

are air conditioned. Regardless of where you sit,

will be running in a new location that has not

be sure to pack a blanket or chair, as seats are on

been determined. Presently, Oklahomans can

the grass.

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MĂśtley CrĂźe

Sublime It all kicks off July 25 when Sublime hits the stage, along with Rome, Pennywise, Kottonmouth Kings and HB Surround Sound. Some other concerts to mark on your calendar: Motley Crue makes a stop on Sept. 13; The Lumineers play Oct. 3rd. To buy tickets go to ticketstorm. com. For the latest information on Downtown Airpark, head to Facebook.com/OKCAirpark.

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SELF-HELP

MY FIRST

BRAZILIAN WAX BY

Victoria Page

Bikini waxes, like childbirth, are one of the most

I immediately envision pubic hair police, armed

humiliating and painful experiences a woman can

with rulers and tiny magnifying glasses, granting

go through. Only instead of walking out of the

clients permission to wax or banishing others to

hospital with a beautiful, bald baby, you walk out

another week of cultivating. Just to be on the safe

of the salon with a beautiful, bald...well, you get

side, I made the appointment four weeks away.

the point.

One itchy month later, I arrived at the salon

I became intrigued at the idea after an episode

and was ushered into the spa area by a gorgeous

of Sex in the City. Glamorous Carrie sits with a

esthetician. She instructs me to undress from the

red Manolo in the air learning Russian from her

waist down and lie on the bed with a towel over

esthetician while delicately breathing “Eeeee!”

my lap. As someone who has annual exams with

every 15 seconds as the wax is ripped off. Sure, I

an OB/GYN, this feels quite normal, except the girl

thought, I can totally do that. So I called my local

examining me looks like a Victoria’s Secret model

salon to make an appointment.

and Enya is blasting through the speakers. This

“Cottonwood! How may I help you?” sang a fabulous male voice. Great. I have to talk to a guy about my vagina? Deep breaths. “Um, yes,” I mumbled. “I was wanting to get a bikini wax.”

bad happens when Enya is playing. This false burst of confidence led me astray when she asked if I would like a bikini or a Brazilian wax. Note: Bikini waxes are the removal of the hair

“Great! Do you have 4 weeks of growth?”

along your bikini line. Brazilian waxes remove

“Four weeks of what? Oh. Um, no. Not yet. I

everything. And I mean EVERYTHING.

shave.” I could not believe I was talking to a guy about this. I don’t even talk to my mom about this. “Well, we will need the hair to be at least a quarter inch long so the wax can grab hold.” 16

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“Hell, I waited a whole month. Let’s do the whole enchilada.” So she slid the towel to the side and asked me to bend my knee and open my leg. Using one of those tongue depressors, she applied warm wax

SELF-HELP to the outskirts of the forest. Even the movement

me to toss the towel aside (she let me cover myself

of the wax on the hairs caused me to tense up.

partially while she waxed each side to make me

“If it’s your first time, you might want to breathe

feel less exposed).

in and then breathe out when I rip it off,” Alessandra

“Are we done?”

Ambrosio instructed. “Breathe in….and out…”

“Oh no, Sweetie. We have to do your bottom.”

“HOLY CHRIST!” I jolted upwards into a crunch-like position and stared at her wide-eyed. She tossed the strip containing my verified one quarter inch of growth (I measured) into the trash can. My crotch burned like someone spilled boiling water on me. She fanned the area with her other hand trying to calm

talks about poop or farts with a man, I strongly believe that he (nor I) would ever see that area. I didn’t even know hair grew there. She had me bend my legs up once more as she applied more wax down the middle, all the way to the back of me. If I could say anything besides

the stinging. “I’m sorry. I just. Ow. I had no idea,” I apologized and leaned back onto the bed. I wasn’t sure what to do with my hands. I tried gripping the edge of the bed but that made me look pathetic.

My stomach dropped. As someone who rarely

Putting them behind my head

how beautiful my esthetician was, I would say that she was thorough. Riiiiip. “Eeeeeee!” I breathe, in my best Carrie impression. That part actually wasn’t so bad.

would make me look like I’m at a very painful

She grabbed a pair of sterilized tweezers and

beach. I finally decided on resting them over my

made sure there weren’t any hairs she missed.

very nervous belly.

This was probably the most awkward part

Alessandra smiled sweetly.

because she was so close and, again, thorough.

“It’s okay. That’s completely natural.”

She plucked a few stragglers and applied some

“What’s the worst you’ve ever seen?” I ask,

kind of oil or aloe on me.

trying to take my mind off the stinging coming from my maiden bald spot. She began to apply another line of wax. This time, towards the middle and down towards the prime real estate area. “I have clients with pubic hair that grows up to their belly button.” “To their what?!” I am not sure if I yelled because of the pain or because of the mental image in my brain. I tried

“You are finished!” She proudly exclaimed and handed me the towel to cover myself. Screw that. I tossed the towel aside. I propped myself up and examined my hard earned merchandise in all of its glory. A beautiful, pink baby indeed. Some girls, she explained earlier, prefer a little bit of hair left but I figured that I was going to get my money’s worth and go bare. And boy, was it.

picturing how much worse it could be as she

After she left, I slid my clothes on with a smile. I

ripped away several more sections of hair. Each

sauntered out of there with the sexiest confidence

rip felt like torture but the pain quickly faded as

I’ve ever had. I might have walked in expecting to

the next strip was applied. Finally, she instructed

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WEEKEND

GETAWAYS BY

Jacqueline Larocco

SANTA FE: Santa Fe, NM is a great place to travel in the summer with an average of 320 sunny days per year, . Only eight hours away from Oklahoma City, Santa Fe offers numerous activities that are steeped in a mixture of Anglo, Spanish and Native culture. 18

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S AT I S FAC T I O N HISTORY AND CULTURE:

things entertainment. This big city with small-town

As the nation’s oldest capital city (400 years old),

charm is known as the Live Entertainment Capital

Santa Fe is dotted with museums and historical

of the World, and with a motto like that, you know

sites. The early Native American inhabitants of this

there shouldn't be a boring moment.

area named it the “Dancing Ground of the Sun.” El Museo Cultural de Santa Fe is just one of many

FAMILY FUN:

museums in the area that preserve and foster the

Branson is such a great family vacation spot

art and traditions of Northern New Mexico.

because the city offers entertainment for everyone. From theme parks to theaters, restaurants to golf

CUISINE:

courses, Branson presents everyone, no matter

Santa Fe is famous for colorful and creative

what age or desire, with a great time on vacation.

cuisine that will entice even the most experienced connoisseurs. You can sample some of the most delectable chocolate from numerous shops in the area, and the Santa Fe Wine Festival is set to gear up once again this summer.

NATURE: Nature buffs will not be left wanting in Santa Fe, no matter what season it is. Winter provides some

LIVE ENTERTAINMENT: The first official live show in Branson was the Baldknobbers, and the city’s live entertainment premise has grown ever since. There are over 40 stages and 100 shows that showcase everything from country music to hits from the ’70s and ’80s, to gospel and folk music.

great ski resorts and destinations, the summer

SILVER DOLLAR CITY:

season highlights many activities as well. Santa Fe sits about 7,000 feet above sea level and has 12,000-foot mountain vistas, being situated in the southernmost region of the Rockies. Santa Fe is also noted for its breathtaking sunsets.

Silver Dollar City hosts six world-class festivals throughout the year, including international performers, some of the greatest bluegrass music, and mouthwatering BBQ.

SPAS:

TITANIC:

If you’re looking for a more relaxing getaway,

One of the most awe-inspiring attractions is

Santa Fe offers several high-quality resorts. Santa

the Titanic. This must-see family attraction rises

Fe spas are unique in that they provide old world

over 100 feet in the air and provides a 90-minute

charm with modern amenities. Soaking in hot

interactive walk through history. You can peruse

mineral springs at Ojo Caliente or climbing the

artifacts recovered from the actual shipwreck, try

stairs to Ten Thousand Waves Japanese Spa just

to send an SOS message or shovel coal, or sit in

could be your answer to a stress-free vacation.

a lifeboat and listen to true stories of the event. This museum also provides the world first exhibit

BRANSON, MISSOURI: Branson is a year-round destination for all 20

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that acts as a special tribute to the Titanic’s children’s stories.

HOUSTON, TEXAS:

THE MRS. CARTER SHOW WORLD TOUR:

Houston offers a wide range of attractions and

That’s right, the Queen B, Beyonce, is returning

activities for this summer specifically. As Texas’s

to her hometown of Houston to perform a concert

most populated city, there is no shortage of

at the Downtown Toyota Center. This is Beyonce’s

entertainment, shows, and events.

4th concert tour, and it promises to be a big one!

SOUTHWEST AIRLINES FREEDOM OVER TEXAS: This year’s Independence Day celebration is sure to be spectacular. The world-famous fireworks display in Eleanor Tinsley Park will feature delectable food booths and live performances by Sheryl Crow and Martina McBride.

SPACE CENTER HOUSTON: Perhaps one of the most famous and well-known tourist spots in Houston is the Space Center. The space center offers so many permanent exhibits for everyone in the family, you truly need to set aside an entire day for this one location. From the “Blast-Off” exhibit where guests can experience a visual simulation of what it was like to take off

“WICKED”:

in the massive shuttles, to the

The award-winning Broadway hit is returning to

Kids Space Place where younger

Houston. As most Broadway enthusiasts probably

visitors can explore different

already know, this story tells how Glinda the Good

aspects of space exploration,

Witch and the Wicked Witch of the West came to

there are countless memories to

be. Check it out July 10 through Aug. 11.

be made at the Space Center.

Jacqueline Larocco

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INDEPENDENCE DAY

TRADITIONS BY

Randi Merritt

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SUCCESS It is that time of year again. What many consider

strangers, was in a cove on Grand Lake waiting for

the biggest weekend of summer and you have

the firework show to begin. Boats were tied up as

been awaiting the arrival. Firework stands have

far as I could see in each direction. Almost every

appeared on all corners of country roads and the colorful explosions from early test runs have been entertaining small towns for weeks. Everyone is loading up and hitting the road, each car equipped

swimsuit was red, white, blue or a combination of the three. Children were jumping from the boat decks while adults were under-handing beers

with the same contents this year as the last. Most

to those floating in the water. All of the sudden,

are headed to the lake, some to the same spot in

without hardly any warning, a massive storm

town theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve been going to for as long as they can

began to brew over our heads. Massive waves

remember. Whichever direction the car is heading,

began to form causing boats to bump into one

it is heading that direction for the purpose of

another; mayhem had broken out. People were

celebrating America's history. This year we celebrate Americaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 237th birthday, and we will do so no differently than the previous 236. Men will grill hotdogs and hamburgers, women will dress in their favorite articles of red,

not leaping from boat to boat looking out for themselves, but rather were pulling strangers out from the dangerous waters and onto safety. All were safe and none were left harmed. An

white, and blue, children and pets will roam freely,

unfamiliar mix of faces began to fill each boat,

and all parties will hope that the holiday does

as you can imagine. What stood out to me was

not come to an end. The daylight will be used

that everyone did not immediately return to their

for grilling out, parades, playing backyard sport

business when the chaos finally subsided. Most

games and swimming. Unlike a typical summer day, this party does not end when the sun goes down. On the contrary, it has only begun. The men and the bravest of the young boys will head to the designated launching area to orchestrate the

stuck around for drinks and conversation, some even stayed throughout the duration of the firework show (yes, the show went on). When I think about the Independence Day, I

firework show while mothers distract their children

think of that experience on the lake. I would be

from the explosives with sparklers. The show

fooling myself if I said that was the only thing that

begins and all with clear visibility are watching,

came to mind. In order to feel I have celebrated

near and far. Some are sitting on the lawn; some

the holiday in full I must do all of the following: eat

are floating on the lake; some are watching from

a hotdog, watch or attend a baseball game, and

their balconies at home. Wherever they view from, the patriotism will cause chills and all who watch will sit in awe of their country. The more Independence Day celebrations I

see some fireworks. Dressing in red, white, and blue attire is also vital on this day; almost as much so as dressing in green is on St. Patrickâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Day, if not

participate in the more apparent unity becomes.

more. Missing any of those components makes for

July 4, 2011 particularly opened my eyes to this.

an incomplete Independence Day experience, I

I, accompanied by many friends and even more

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INTERVIEW WITH

Jensen Smith

How is the tanning business doing these days?

City, we have helped out and done donations for people in Moore, (and) we have done some stuff

We are excited about the tanning business. For a while, it seemed everyone was scared — our competitors, other companies in the industry

with the American Heart Association and Toys for Tots here in the city. Tell us about what At The Beach offers. Sell us.

— but At The Beach stayed the course and

People in Oklahoma City who are tanners know

continued to offer our customers the best beds

At The Beach has been around awhile. Before

and the newest beds at great pricing, and really

we had the commercials everyone talks about,

weathered the storm. Now, we see the industry is

we used to be known for being the only 24-hour

growing again, and that is exciting for us.

tanning salon, and even though we are not still

“Talk a little bit about the growth of At The Beach.” We are pleased to announce that we just opened our 70th and 71st locations and have plans for more stores before the end of the year, including one at 23rd and Walker in Oklahoma City. We started off in Oklahoma City. We opened our first store on SW 74th and Penn 26 years ago. I was just out of high school, and my sister and I both worked the counter and took turns cleaning the beds. We are proud of the fact that from such humble beginnings, we have grown to be one of the largest privately owned tanning companies in the US. This is why it means so much to be adding a new location in the Oklahoma City metro area.

24 hours, we do offer the best hours of any other salon: We are open till 11 p.m. weeknights and 8 p.m. weekends. We were the first to introduce the Mystic Tan spray tan booths to the OKC market, and this year, we are bringing in the latest technology in spray tanning the VersaPro units. Those units offer cutting-edge technology to give you amazing results in less than a minute: You can walk out and look like you had a week vacation in Tahiti. We also offer high-end beds from Sun Ergoline, who are the leaders in indoor tanning beds. With the latest technology, you can get that ideal tan with fewer sessions, and the tan lasts longer, too. One of the great things we are

“Does At The Beach give more than just tans?”

able to offer our customers in Oklahoma City is

Or, “Is At The Beach involved in any charitable

month-to-month pricing. We have moved away

efforts?” (You should probably use the second, lol)

from the long-term contracts and offer mostly

One of the benefits of being a company this

month-to-month pricing, so a customer can sign

size is that we are in a position to be able to

up, renew on a monthly basis as long as they want

give back. We have At The Beach Cares, which

to keep tanning, and then cancel whenever they

is what we call the part of our team that works

want. It gives the flexibility back to the customers.

hard year-round to give back to the communities

Of course, we see some of the customers tanning

we are involved in. We have a blog where people

and using the spray tanning year-round, and that

can follow along, but this year alone in Oklahoma

is great, too.

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In what ways have tanning products advanced over the years to help prevent tanners walking out with an orange, leathery glow? One of the positive changes we have seen over the years is with the product lines. We are proud to carry California Tan, Designer Skin, and our own custom Blend line of skin care products. The idea used to be any goop in a bottle that got you tan fast, but now, our lotion partners are coming out with this advanced stuff that helps you build your tan quickly, and also replenishes and conditions your skin. Some of the facial products are modeled after the high-end cosmetic lines that are designed to make you look younger and take away those fine lines and wrinkles. How has At The Beach battled the scrutiny virtually every tanning salon has faced? One of the great things we are able to offer our customers in Oklahoma City is month-tomonth pricing. We have moved away from the long-term contracts and offer mostly month-tomonth pricing, so a customer can sign up, renew on a monthly basis as long as they want to keep tanning, and then cancel whenever they want. It gives the flexibility back to the customers. Of course, we see some of the customers tanning and using the spray tanning year-round, and that is great, too. Certainly, the industry gets occasional bad press. I am sure Oklahoma City people can think of some who just closed their doors without any notice, and when you have bad operators who are unscrupulous and do things like that, certainly it can leave a bad taste in peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mouths. I think the key is to have a solid business plan, offer the customers what they want â&#x20AC;&#x201D; which is the best beds at great prices, the longest hours and great customer service â&#x20AC;&#x201D; and your customers will be loyal to you. Certainly, that is what we have seen over the last 26 years. so6ix.com | JULY 2013

STYLE

JULY WISHLIST BY Britta Newton HAIR AND MAKEUP BY

Madi Martin Of Raylyn Taylor Salon

Sweetheart half frame red sunnies - $38, rocknrose.co.uk

Pascale Monvoisin Freja Arrow Bracelet - $119, otteny.com

Rag & Bone Bright White mid rise skinny jean - $255, jades24.com

Mathias Chaize Pour Trouver un Mari selftie bracelet - $54, matchesfashion.com

Sperry Top-Sider Lynnbrook Ankle Wrap Wedge - $95, sperrytopsider.com

Gosse De Paris "Pyscho" tank - $71, farfetch.com 28

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AIN'T THAT AMERICA What other colors would you associate with July besides red, white and blue? Love them, mix them, stain them, and wear them over and over again all year long. The colors are a classic iconic combination that celebrates summertime in all its glory, and it’s infinitely more wearable than the other holiday color combinations. The colors reflect freedom and optimism of the American spirit. The crispness of the colors - and the sharp contrast they offer -works in their favor. This look is grounded in white, which is an easy base for any summer outfit Memorial Day to Labor Day, and even longer if you’re willing to break some outdated “rules.” White is flattering to most people, it’s polished but not severe like a black would be. Whatever it is, choose “a hero color,” You don’t have to be equal parts red, white and blue.

My favorite trick is a nautical theme: It's easy to spread into overkill territory with stars and stripes. Then kick it up with accessories, maybe a red shoe or red bag, but probably not both. Colorblocking remains a strong trend in fashion now, too, and that works with red, white and blue. Think mod — and use white as the ground. Men can pull it off, too, especially with increasingly popular colored denim. Novelty prints can be dangerous, anyway, especially the ones that are cute in very small doses but quickly become kitschy. Try something like this for your summer BBQS and pool parties- you'll be sure to impress.

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SPOTLIGHT ON (405) 848-0334 7644 N. Western Ave Oklahoma City, Ok 73116

G I L' S C L O T H I N G A N D DENIM BAR BY Britta Newton PHOTOGRAPHY BY Clifton Roberts FEATURING Claire C and Rachel B with Brink Model BEAUTY LOOKS BY Chelsey Cobbs and Sarah Clark 30 so6ix.com | JULY 2013

MGMT

For our July Boutique Spotlight we visited one our favorite local boutiques

Gil's

Clothing

and

Denim Bar! For over 25 years, Gil's has been a staple of contemporary fashion in Oklahoma City. Many know of Gil's for its wide array of designer denim and its two established decades on Western Avenue. I wanted to portray a couple of fun and funky looks that will be lightweight throughout the summer heat. Claire(on the opposite page) is wearing the Honey Punch floral dress ($56). I grabbed this unique animal print sash from a different Judith Marsh Dress and wrapped it around her to play on the popular pattern on pattern look. She is wearing a set of orange bangles ($16), a fun charm necklace ($12), and a pair of round stud earrings with gold detailing ($10). Claire is wearing her own shoes. Rachel(this page) is wearing a faded floral dress by Everly (on sale for 34.99). I layered the Very J purple pleated skirt ($42) over the dress for some extra color without adding a garment that would be too hot. Leaving the dress peeking out from underneath is a very flirty and trendy look. She has some great jewelry pieces on, keeping with the layering idea I gave her two different necklaces. One necklace is a beautiful bib necklace ($24), and on top is a butterfly necklace ($19). She is wearing a group of bracelets ($16), and flower earrings ($14). Rachel is wearing her own shoes. so6ix.com | JULY 2013

DESPERATION

DESERT

PHOTOGRAPHY BY: Clifton Roberts CREATIVE/ STYLING: Britta Newton HAIR AND MAKEUP BY: Madi Martin With Alex Ford, Autumn Styles, Lyndsey Davis, Natasha Shipley And Sarah Clark ASSISTANT: Payton Clark MODELS: Leah B, Shelley P, Talia S And Whitney J Of Brink Model Mgmt

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CONCEPT The concept for this shoot "Desperation Desert" was inspired by a poem I read online a couple months ago. It begins,

"Beauty fills the haunting

desert land

With bright pink blossoms and

piercing prickers

All desert life feels the harsh

taskmaster's hand

Under the endless blazing torch

that flickers." - Unknown

I liked the idea of beautiful women seeming to be stuck in this desert location. I dressed each of the model's in vintage (or vintage inspired) swimwear; almost as if they had been stuck for 20, 30, or 40 years. - Britta

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SPECIAL THANKS TO DUECES WILD RV PARK, LITTLE SAHARA STATE PARK, GIL'S CLOTHING AND DENIM BAR, THERAPY BOUTIQUE, RUTH MEYERS AND HEATHER ROUBA OF BRINK MODEL so6ix.com | JULY 2013 43 MGMT FOR HELPING US PREPARE AND EXECUTE THIS SHOOT.

WHERE TO BUY: On Whitney, Pgs 32, 33, 40, 41: Starfish Necklace from Gil's Clothing and Denim Bar for $24, Earrings from Gil's Clothing and Denim Bar Sold in sets of 3 for $18, Ellison Ellison Silk Blouse from Gil's Clothing and Denim Bar for $42, Striped Bathing Suit Top From Target, Ruched Bathing Suit Bottoms from Target and Paris Hilton Ava Wedges from Therapy Boutique for $89.

On Leah, Pgs 34, 35, 43: Yellow Necklace from Gil's Clothing and Denim Bar for $24, Earrings from Gil's Clothing and Denim Bar for $18, Vintage Bathing Suit from Bad Granny's Bazaar, Chinese Laundry Jam Session Wedges from Therapy Boutique for $84 and Starfish Scarf from Ruth Meyers for $55.

On Talia, Pgs 36, 37: Orange Necklace from Gil's Clothing and Denim Bar for $24, Seashell Necklace from Gil's Clothing and Denim Bar for $21, Earrings Sold in set of 3 for $18, Blue Polka Do for T Bathing Suit Top from Target, White High Waisted Bottoms from Target, Joe's Tyra Wedges from Therapy Boutique for $120 and Scarf from Ruth Meyers for $165.

On Shelley, Pgs 38, 39, 42: Necklace from Gil's Clothing and Denim Bar for $24, Earrings Sold in Set of 3 for $18, Bathing Suit from Bad Granny's Bazaar, Joe's Kemi Platform Wedge from Therapy Boutique for $120 and Purple Scarf from Gil's Clothing and Denim Bar for $16.

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career. Some of you may find it an appropriate time to begin a new job or even a whole new profession. The new moon is lucky for you this month but be careful after the 15th as you may find yourself expecting too much of yourself and this will let you down.

LEO (JULY 23 - AUGUST 22) You have a desire to lay low, to move into a more reflective period of your life. You will want to work through some of your past emotional issues and this may or may not be difficult depending on how open you are to breaking through your past complexes. Dealing with family members may be part of this process. Between the 6th and the 14th you need to address these issues particularly with the maternal side of your family.

VIRGO (AUGUST 23 - SEPTEMBER 22) Jupiter has now activated your zone of friendships. A new cycle is beginning and you should find yourself surrounded by a lot of supporting friends who care about you. Don't forget that the on chip is a reciprocal arrangement so don't take this beautiful loving energy that is coming your way for granted. Between the 20th and 26th home life, friends and work overlap and bring some additional benefits.

LIBRA (SEPTEMBER 23 - OCTOBER 22) Work and professional success will be uppermost in your mind and this is a great time of the year to indelibly stamp your unique personality on your 48

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SCORPIO (OCTOBER 23 - NOVEMBER 21) This is an important month with Venus transiting the upper part of your horoscope and bringing with it some excellent opportunities professionally. The only problem is the dampening effect of Saturn on your personal presentation. You need to overcome this with you yourself being your biggest enemy at present. Some good fortune from your past is indicated now with Jupiter and the Sun in your zone of past Karma. The fruits of your past actions will now come to bear upon you.

SAGITTARIUS (NOVEMBER 22 - DECEMBER 21) Mars continues to trouble your relationships by its placement in your 7th zone of public relations. You need to use the power of Saturn after the 8th to cool the situation down. On the work front, the Mars and Saturn combination can produce constructive results but not without its fair share of obstacles. Venus transits your career zone after the 22nd and this should be a welcome relief from some of the hard times you have been experiencing. Social life and business tend to go hand in glove at this time.

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CANCER (JUNE 21 - JULY 22)

The new Moon takes place on the 8th this month and this indicates along with the positive transit of Jupiter into your sun sign a whole new you emerging. You will feel good about yourself, optimistic and ready, willing and able to take on the world. The period between the 8th and the 25th is a strong cycle for money making. Venus assists you to increase your income.

and Jupiter move into close conjunction. Big plans can be made at this time.

CAPRICORN (DECEMBER 22 - JANUARY 19) This should be more of a fun filled month but you may over do things and try to cram too much into the month. Between the 6th and the 10th you will be busily engaged in entertaining friends, meeting new people and possibly even sparking a new romantic relationship if you are single. Opportunities seem to be sudden but its obvious that you also need to keep your eye on the ball professionally.

ARIES (MARCH 21 - APRIL 19) This is a month when relationships and in particular those which are of a karmic and intimate nature come to the foreground. Leading up to the 21st do everything you can to eliminate those things which you have done to contribute to negative energy in the relationship or partnership. By doing so you'll be able to enter into positive dialogue around the 25th. By the 31st you can see your way clear into a better communications scenario with all concerned.

AQUARIUS (JANUARY 20 - FEBRUARY 18) You can work through your workload and other objectives systematically to figure out exactly what you want. Due to the influence of Venus and Uranus you will be rather scattered and therefore focusing on these aims canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be all that easy. The period of the 18th till the 22nd is an excellent time to make good on your plans and be practical in all affairs. Financial matters, particularly those relating to savings and superannuation need to be addressed.

TAURUS (APRIL 20 - MAY 20) July is a very creative month and also indicates the possibility of some new love affair on the horizon. You will feel romantic, loving and prone to having fun and enjoying entertainment in every possible way. These experiences are likely to be more pronounced after 22nd when Venus activates your zone of love affairs and creativity so don't miss what could be a vital life turn-around in love.

PISCES (FEBRUARY 19 - MARCH 20) You may decide to start a whole new creative path for yourself just now and with the excellent placement of Jupiter, the Sun and Mercury in your zone of self-expression this is quite likely. Young children may also feature more strongly in the affairs of your life, as do new lovers or the resuscitation of a recent relationship gone bad. This is more noticeable after the 22nd when Mars

GEMINI (MAY 21 - JUNE 20) Finances take a turn for the better. Jupiter activates your financial zone with the Sun and Mercury lending hand. Additional sources of income are welcome. Save a little extra however for that rainy day. Some sudden influx of money may occur in the first week with more steady finances between the 6th and the 10th. Between the 12th and 14th in the 16th and 18th expect Romance to hot up. so6ix.com | JULY 2013

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SUMMER SLAUGHTER DIAMOND BALLROOM OKLAHOMA CITY SUBLIME OKC DOWNTOWN AIRPARK OKLAHOMA CITY TULSA PLAYBOYS CAIN’S BALLROOM TULSA

JULY 30 ADAM ANT CAIN’S BALLROOM TULSA

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JULY 10 SON VOLT CAIN’S BALLROOM TULSA

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JULY 13 WHITESNAKE LUCKY STAR CASINO CONCHO

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FULL CIRCLE REAVES PARK NORMAN NICNOS REAVES PARK NORMAN STARS BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY WHO’S JOE FAZZIO RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY AVENUE REMINGTON PARK OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST TARA DILLARD SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY SUPERFREAK CHISHOLM TRAIL PARK YUKON TANNER MILLER JAZMOZ BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY

JULY 5

BLAKE LANKFORD JAZMOZ BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY BEN BROCK LIVE CHIPS AND ALE’S NORMAN LOWER 40 RED ROOM NORMAN SUPERFREAK RIVERWIND CASINO NORMAN ANNIE UP THUNDERBIRD CASINO NORMAN IMZADI BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY HOUSE DJ DAN O BRIEN’S OKLAHOMA CITY MATT BLAGG RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST ELSPETH BROWN SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

JULY 6

DEREK HARRIS ACOUSTIC CHIPS AND ALE’S NORMAN LOWER 40 RIVERWIND CASINO NORMAN THE SELLOUTS BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY

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JULY 7 EDGAR CRUZ SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

JULY 9 GRANT WELLS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA

JULY 10 100 BONES BAND BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY STEVE CROSSLEY – ONE MAN BAND RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST DAVID MORRIS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

JULY 11 RICK JAWNSUN O ASIAN FUSION RESTAURANT NORMAN STARS RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST TARA DILLARD SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY ERIK THE VIKING JAZMOZ BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY

JULY 12 ZACH ZELLER TRIO & THE WURLY BIRDS BELLE ISLE BREWERY OKLAHOMA CITY PLANXTY MURPHY CHIPS AND ALE’S NORMAN 80’Z ENUF DAN O BRIEN’S OKLAHOMA CITY HOOK LOUIE’S LAKESIDE OKLAHOMA CITY STEPHEN SPEAKS RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY SQUADLIVE RUSSELL’S OKLAHOMA CITY

ERIK THE VIKING JAZMOZ BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST ELSPETH BROWN OKLAHOMA CITY SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL

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HOSTY DUO BELLE ISLE BREWERY OKLAHOMA CITY ERIK THE VIKING JAZMOZ BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY TRENT TIGER CHIPS AND ALE’S NORMAN M.I.C. BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY REPLAY DAN O BRIEN’S OKLAHOMA CITY MOUNTAIN SMOKE RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY AVENUE RUSSELL’S OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST GRANT STEVENS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

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EDGAR CRUZ SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

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GRANT WELLS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

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GRAMMY AWARD WINNING LARRY MITCHELL BAND JAZMOZ BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY THE WEATHERMEN BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY STEVE CROSSLEY RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST DAVID MORRIS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

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TIME MACHINE RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST TARA DILLARD SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY CARL MOORE JAZMOZ BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY

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JULY 20 JOHN RILEY ROCK SHOW CHIPS AND ALE’S NORMAN AGUILAR BROTHER BAND BELLE ISLE BREWERY OKLAHOMA CITY JIM THE ELEPHANT BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY ELECTRIC AVENUE DAN O BRIEN’S OKLAHOMA CITY DEREK HARRIS ACOUSTIC RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY STARS RUSSELL’S OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST GRANT STEVENS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY CARL MOORE JAZMOZ BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY

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COVER ME BADD BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY STEVE CROSSLEY RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST DAVID MORRIS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

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SQUADLIVE BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY CHINATOWN RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST TARA DILLARD SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY STEVEN STREETMAN JAZMOZ BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY

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POLES APART BELLE ISLE BREWERY OKLAHOMA CITY SQUADLIVE RIVERWIND CASINO NORMAN SUPERFREAK DAN O BRIEN’S OKLAHOMA CITY DEREK HARRIS ACOUSTIC RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST GRANT STEVENS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

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LIFE OF THE PARTY BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY WHO’S JOE FAZZIO RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST DAVID MORRIS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

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LIBERTYFEST CITYWIDE EDMOND OKLAHOMA SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK PRESENTS: RING ROUND THE MOON MYRIAD BOTANICAL GARDENS WATER STAGE OKLAHOMA CITY

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JUMPSUIT ASTRONAUT BELLE ISLE BREWERY OKLAHOMA CITY ERIC TAYLOR CHIPS AND ALE’S NORMAN GROOVE MERCHANTS LOUIE’S ON THE LAKE OKLAHOMA CITY NICNOS OKLAHOMA CITY LIMITS OKLAHOMA CITY STEPHEN SPEAKS RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY PIANISTS ELSPETH BROWN & CHRISTIAN PEARSON SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY IROCK TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY STEVEN STREETMAN JAZMOZ BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY

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HAMMER OF THE GODS STUCK IN LOVE

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TIGER EYES

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PACIFIC RIM GROWN UPS 2 FRUITVALE STATION

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R.I.P.D RED 2 THE CONJURING ONLY GOD FORGIVES BROKEN GIRL MOST LIKELY

TRIBUTE TO VETERANS CHISHOLM TRAIL PARK YUKON RED, WHITE & BOOM STATE FAIR PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

JULY 4 GRAND CASINO INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION FIRELAKE GRAND CASINO SHAWNEE FREEDOM FEST YUKON CITY PARK YUKON BOOMER BLAST BOOMER LAKE PARK STILLWATER ART IN THE PARK: A CELEBRATION IN THE HEARTLAND BUCK THOMAS PARK MOORE

JULY 5 FIRST FRIDAY SHAWNEE MAIN ST SHAWNEE FIRST FRIDAY GALLERY WALK PASEO ARTS DISTRICT OKLAHOMA CITY

JULY 6 TOUR OF PAYNE PAYNE COUNTY EXPO CENTER STILLWATER

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INTERNATIONAL FINALS YOUTH RODEO HEART OF OKLAHOMA EXPO CENTER SHAWNEE

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LYRIC THEATRE PRESENTS: “THE KING & I” CIVIC CENTER MUSIC HALL OKLAHOMA CITY

JULY 25 OKLAHOMA SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK PRESENTS: KING JOHN OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY’S BURG THEATRE OKLAHOMA CITY

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2ND FRIDAY CIRCUIT OF ART NORMAN ARTS DISTRICT NORMAN LIVE ON THE PLAZA NW 16TH BETWEEN CLASSEN & PENN AVE OKLAHOMA CITY SMOKIN’ UP A STORM BBQ CHALLENGE CLEVELAND COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS NORMAN

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HOT SUMMER DAYS OPEN CAR SHOW COOPER ELECTRONICS OKLAHOMA CITY R.K. GUN SHOW OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

JULY 15

ESKIMO JOE’S 38TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION ESKIMO JOE’S STILLWATER

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GREATER OKLAHOMA HUNTER JUMPER PREVIEW & HORSE SHOW OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

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OKLAHOMA CITY GEM, JEWELRY & BEAD SHOW OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

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OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS ALBUQUERQUE ISOTOPES CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY

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JULY 11 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS NEW ORLEANS ZEPHYRS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY

JULY 12 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS NEW ORLEANS ZEPHYRS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY

JULY 13 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS NEW ORLEANS ZEPHYRS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY

OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS IOWA CUBS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY

JULY 27 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS IOWA CUBS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHOMA VICTORY DOLLS ROLLER DERBY DOUBLE HEADER OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR PARK CENTENNIAL BUILDING OKLAHOMA CITY

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JULY 29 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS IOWA CUBS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY

JULY 30 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS RENO ACES CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY

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