So6ix Magazine March 2013 by So6ix

SPECIAL SPRING LOOK BOOK ISSUE

BOUTIQUE SPOTLIGHT RUTH MYERS Article By BRITTA NEWTON P. 18

COBALT BLUE IS FOREVER NEW Article By BETH ANN MOCK P. 22

Interactive with

MADE TO MEASURE Article By MICHAEL ALLEN P. 30

WA N D E R I N TO

SPRING FASHION Photography By Clifton Roberts P. 32

MARCH 2013

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INSIDE

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

• TOM FORD

• BOUTIQUE SPOTLIGHT

• COBALT BLUE

by Jacqueline Larocco

RUTH MYERS by Britta Newton

IS FOREVER by Beth Ann Mock

NEW

• MIX & MATCH

A HOW TO FOR THE PATTERN AND PRINT PUZZLED

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by Britta Newton and Jensen Smith

• MARCH WISHLIST

• MADE TO MEASURE

• WANDER INTO SPRING FASHION

photography by Jodi Travis

by Michael Allen

A FASHION PICTORIAL

photography by Clifton Roberts

• HOROSCOPES MARCH 2013

by Dadhichi Toth

• SO6IX PIX

MARCH 2013

photography by Teno Dulina, Debbie King & Jesse Stinson

• CALENDAR OF EVENTS

• SO6IX PROFESSIONALS

MARCH 2013

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

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

PHOTOGRAPHY

Clifton Roberts, Teno Dulina, Debbie King, Jesse Stinson and Jodi Travis

MANAGING EDITOR

Shawndra Roberts

WEBSITE DESIGNER Clifton Roberts

FASHION EDITOR

ON THE COVER...

PHOTOGRAPHY BY: CLIFTON ROBERTS MODEL: CAITLIN S. OF MDM MODELS HAIR BY: LUCAS LITTLEFIELD OF DK SALON MAKEUP BY: JAMIE ROARK OF DK SALON STYLING BY: BRITTANY NEWTON LOCATION: GAYLORD-PICKENS OKLAHOMA HERITAGE MUSEUM BLAZER BY: BCBG, $258 SHORTS & SHOES: OWN

Britta Newton

DISTRIBUTION

Nathan Stager and Michael Svedeman

STAFF WRITERS

Jacqueline Larocco, Beth Ann Mock, and Dadhichi Toth

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Michael Allen and Jensen Smith 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 In this month’s letter from the staff I have been asked to talk about our iPhone app. For those of you that do not know, we released our first iPhone application last November, The 6 App. The app took months of planning and partnering with some of the country’s leading developers to

as well as download, email or text them to your friends. You can also use The 6 App to interact with this So6ix magazine, using the interactive portion of The 6 App. Everywhere you see “The 6” symbol, there is more to be discovered. Just open the

make it all come together. Since then, we have been able to partner with great companies like Budweiser and the Oklahoma City Thunder. We also teamed up with

interactive viewer on your phone and hold it over these parts of the magazine,

and

watch

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what’s in store for you.

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Jacqueline Larocco Tom Ford probably had no idea he was destined for fashion when he enrolled as an Art History major at New York University. He soon realized he was meant to go after something greater, and dropped out of NYU after only a year. After pursuing a short commercial acting career and studying interior architecture at Parsons New School of Design he finally landed an internship at ChloĂŠâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s in Paris. so6ix.com | MARCH 2013

SUCCESS Although his job consisted of simply sending

for Gucci; he also made the brand popular. Working

out clothes for photo shoots, his experience in

in advertising, store design, management—Ford

the fashion world helped him to realize where he

took the reins and helped Gucci to become

belonged. Ford’s calling to fashion may have been

prevalent on the runway and on the streets.

belated, but his ideas have influenced some of the biggest names in the business.

Today, celebrities such as Charlize Theron, Susan Sarandon and many other A-listers grace

Gucci was not always the powerhouse it is

the red carpet while donning his creations. He

today. It once was a struggling luxury goods

designs for celebrities, but he has also made a

company, looking to revamp their image by

major impact in everyday designs of today. Even

updating women’s clothing. Women were not

if you have never heard of Tom Ford, you can be

wearing Gucci clothing. It was not accessible and

sure you have seen his style, especially in street

it was not sexy. Ford changed that image quickly,

wear. The hip-hugger pant? That was Tom Ford.

and soon rose through the ranks. After a short time at Gucci, he began to design men’s clothes.

Ford’s technique was to take something ordinary and plain and transform it into something

In 1994, Ford was promoted to creative director

fun, sexy, and most of all, wearable. When Gucci

and from that point on his designs started making

bought Yves Saint Laurent in 2000, his expertise

a statement. He did not exclusively design clothes

and authority flourished.

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Ford has ventured back into the film industry, this time as a director. "With fashion, I feel that I've done it," he said. "That doesn't mean that I couldn't do it more and I couldn't do it better, that I couldn't do it longer. But I feel like I've been very successful at it. But I do feel that perhaps I should challenge myself in a new way." Nobody doubted that Ford could challenge himself and be successful with directing. How monumental was his work? Gucci hired four people to replace him when he left. He may not be contributing to the fashion world on a daily basis anymore, but he does not really have to. His fashion ideals are timeless.

Jacqueline Larocco

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SOCIETY

BOUTIQUE

SPOTLIGHT RUTH MEYERS BY

Britta Newton

JUMPER BY: NICOLE MILLER, $355 SKIRT BY: BCBG, $258 BANGLES IN GOLD AND ONYX, $50 HEADBAND, $59

JUMPER BY: NICOLE MILLER, $355

For the second outfit, we went for a fun and care free look by adding a BCBG pleated skirt

We started off with this black and white Nicole

over the jumper. The maxi crushed, silk skirt is a

Miller jumper. Its basic shape and simple stripe

timeless piece, while the slits add a fun, youthful

make it the perfect layering piece and staple for

edge. Wear this look with a pair of leather sandals

your closet.

to complete the Boho feel.

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SOCIETY

JUMPER BY: NICOLE MILLER, $355 EARRINGS, $85 LEGGINGS BY: NICOLE MILLER, $298 BELT, $90 HEADBAND, $59

The third look gets a little edgier by unzipping

JUMPER BY: NICOLE MILLER, $355 BELT, $90 HAT BY: ERIC JAVITZ, $375

the front zipper, adding a pair of silver hoops and cynching it with this turquoise patent belt. We

With subtle changes from the previous look, the

cuffed the jumper to make it appear shorter and

outfit transforms from Saturday night to Sunday

are wearing a pair of Nicole Miller soft leather

morning. This cream Eric Javitz hat is an elegant

leggings underneath. Pair this with some chunky

sun shade, and keeping arms and legs bare keep

heels for a night out or black leather boots for

this look sweet and simple. Adorn your feet with a

day time.

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SOCIETY

JUMPER BY: NICOLE MILLER, $355 BLOUSE, $98 BAG BY: FOLEY CORINA, $345

JUMPER BY: NICOLE MILLER, $355 JACKET BY: BCBG, $298 CLUTCH BY: DUE FRANKELLI ,$230

Let's get a little more creative here by adding a David Cline patterned collar. We take this simple

This BCBG jacket is such a breathe of fresh air

jumper and make it a funky ensemble. Pairing it

with its unique threading and collar. Top this over

with the orange leather bag makes it perfect for

the jumper for a very sophisticated look. Keeping

a day around town. This look is perfection with a

things on the dark side with this black clutch

pair of clog like shoes (think Marc Jacobs spring

and black shoes for the occasion, will have you

2013 runway shows).

strutting around in style.

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COBALT BLUE IS

FOREVER NEW BY

Beth Ann Mock

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S AT I S FAC T I O N Cobalt is a medium-dark shade of blue. It can

the atmosphere around things.”

be both stimulating and soothing to the senses.

Blue, especially in richer shades like cobalt,

Simultaneously calming yet vibrant, this color's

has long been associated with stability, unity,

bold richness is suggestive of wealth along with

intelligence and royalty.

privilege.

Cobalt comes across as strong and

louder in the 1990’s when there was a resurgence

friendly. A blue hue conveys confidence without

in popularity, much the same as it has now.

taking itself too seriously. Coordinating shades

Although in the '90s decade everything was made

of blue into your home environment can help

to look larger than life, frilly and angular.

Cobalt seemed a bit

you relax and sleep more soundly, making it a

Cobalt is mesmerizing fashion once again, but

choice color for bedrooms. In many parts of the

with a mellower feel and less stark look. This

world, in all the varieties, blue is believed to bring

boldest of the blues flatters any hair color. Even

peace and ward off evil spirits. In Iran blue is the

though it is particularly stunning on brunettes.

traditional color of mourning. Here in the western

It brightens a winter wardrobe, while also be

part of the world, the bridal tradition of something

appropriate through the summer months.

blue symbolizes a lifetime of faithful wedded bliss.

Perfect with black, neutral colors or even

Cobalt aluminum oxide is a very expensive and

bright reds, cobalt will make anyone look and feel

stable pigment of the purest blue color. The name

confident. Gunmetal accents or understated silver

dates back to the Middle Ages in Germany. Kobolt

jewelry are perfect partners for this richest of the

was said to be a goblin that lived underground,

blues nature has given to us. A one-tone cobalt

believed to bring ruin to silver ore. In the American

dress is usually made of heavy material, making it

Revolutionary War cobalt blue was the favored

well-suited for winter wear. This is where baubles

color of the colonial, fighting men's uniforms.

and purses come in, bringing a pop to this already

Due to chemical stability when partnered with

eye-grabbing tone that will never

alkali, cobalt blue is used in the manufacturing of

go out of style.

concrete. Cobalt has felled many a potter through the ages due to the toxicity. A possible victim

This blue also works well as casual wear.

A pair of

cobalt jeans topped with an

of non-fatal cobalt poisoning, Vincent Van Gogh

understated white tee and some

wrote to his brother Theo “…cobalt blue is a divine

sleek sandals is laid-back and

color and there is nothing so beautiful for painting

classy in equal parts.

Beth Ann Mock

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SELF-HELP

MIX & MATCH: A H OW TO F O R T H E PAT T E R N A N D P R I N T P U Z Z L E D BY

Britta Newton and Jensen Smith Fashion never stops pushing the limits. It is an

Another way to avoid getting too matchy is to use

inspirational medium experienced by all. It makes

different sizes and densities of the same pattern.

people satisfied while continuing to make us want

Try mixing a shirt with tiny polka dots with a scarf

more. Fashion feeds our creative senses and

with large ones.

encourages us to be one step ahead of everyone else.

SOME PATTERNS AND TEXTURES CAN BE USED AS SOLIDS. Always choose patterns and

With every season comes new trends, new

textures that complement each other. Imagine

ideas and new creations. What do we, the

this: leopard-textured black pants paired with a

consumers, do? We look at the inspirations being

wide, black and cream striped top. The leopard

pushed out by our idols. We absorb the stories

only stands out enough to give the pants some

and creations they tell us using colors, patterns

personality while leaving the main focus on the

and, best of all, combinations. Spring 2013 will be

top. Small prints like tiny polka dots and subtle

about fashion pushing the limits and testing the

stripes can be considered a solid when mixing

guidelines.

and matching.

Here is a taste of what 2013 will see. Whether

LOOK FOR PATTERNS THAT COMPLEMENT

the year is ready or not, it is producing fashion that

ONE ANOTHER. The last thing you want to

generations have never seen. Follow the advice

do is look like you dressed in the dark when

below to be inspired by the trends that are kicking

experimenting with fashion. One way to make

off this year.

sure this does not happen is to choose patterns

MIX PATTERNS FROM THE SAME COLOR

that are complementary to one another. Although

FAMILY. Use different patterns as much as you

mixing patterns takes experimentation, here

want but focus on bringing in colors from the

are some dynamic duos that will always be both

same color family. If you are mixing blue leopard

attention-getting and attractive: stripes and floral

and red polka dots, something is wrong. Using

prints, stripes and leopard print, polka dots and

hues from one main color (red and pink or black

leopard print, chevron and floral print.

and grey, for example) when mixing patterns can

SPACE OUT THE PATTERNS. Although we’re

create a very subtle look while still showing your

advising you to play around with patterns, do not

daring side. It is still visually stimulating for the

get too crazy. There is a time and a place for the

eye in a refined way.

mixed-patterns look. Sometimes, simply wearing

DO NOT BECOME TOO MATCHY. So we told

a patterned shoe or scarf is the right amount

you to mix patterns from the same color family.

of “wow” your outfit needs. Another way to

This does not mean to get decked out head to toe

space out the patterns is to make sure you have

in blue and white stripes. Rule of thumb: if your

obvious solid additions in order to break up the

outfit is blending together you have a problem.

pattern party.

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BREAK

YOUR

PATTERNS

WITH

ACCESSORIES. An outfit is never complete without accessories. Even if you have successfully mixed patterns in a trendy or edgy way, you are still covered in pattern. Add a belt for a bit of distraction or a bold necklace to keep the eye from getting overwhelmed with pattern. Just like with any other outfit, accessories are the final touch for pulling together a look. Experimentation is the best way to figure out what look works best for you and your wardrobe. And when in doubt, throw it out. If you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t feel confident with your ensemble, reassess and tone it down to something that works for you. Always remember that fashion is about expressing your particular personality. Have fun with your new pattern inspiration and rock your look.

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STYLE

MARCH

WISHLIST PHOTOGRAPHY BY

Jodi Travis

THE INDIE ROCK POSTER BOOK, $24.95 AVAILABLE AT BLUE SEVEN

HERSCHEL PARKER BACKPACKS, $59.97 AVAILABLE IN ADDITIONAL COLORS AT BLUE SEVEN

HOME IS WHEREVER I'M WITH YOU BY LOVENAIL TREE, $46.97 AVAILABLE AT BLUE SEVEN

BCBG PAPAYA COMBO SILK BLOUSE, $198 AVAILABLE AT RUTH MEYERS 28

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STYLE

NATALIA ROMANO SKIRT, $168 AVAILABLE AT RAKOTA REMINGTON DAREEN HAKIM ORANGE CLUTCH, $475 AVAILABLE AT RAKOTA REMINGTON

ANNIE GRIFFIN BLUE SUITING SHORTS, $175 AVAILABLE AT RUTH MEYERS

PRADA FLATFORM SANDALS, $490 AVAILABLE AT BALLIETS

LOREN BELL ROSE EVENING BAG, $755 AVAILABLE AT RUTH MEYERS so6ix.com | MARCH 2013

MADE TO MEASURE BY

Michael Allen

It took me roughly 27 years to understand

of what you like, you can begin a very simple and

what personal style is about. Perhaps during the

painless process. I do not ever give any advice on

course of time I have simply become aware that

materials or specific styles, but I will say that every

style exists, destroying anything personal I had

guy should have at least one pair of jeans, one

to contribute. There is always a chance I do not

pair of dress slacks, one button-up shirt and one

understand it at all. What I have found to be a

jacket; that all fit well.

certainty is that well-fitting clothes will always look

The first step should be purchasing a classic

good. Girls, for the most part, already know this

piece of clothing. It should be something you're

drill, and if you are a guy in your mid-twenties, it is

comfortable with and should be fairly versatile.

about time for you to learn.

A dress shirt or jacket are perfect for this as they

It is important to keep in mind that no matter

are easy to find, and work well in many situations.

how many people or publications give you tips

Be willing to spend a little bit more on this, as it

and rules to follow, your own fashion sense needs

can serve as the basis for your entire wardrobe. I

to be a constant. Think you do not have one?

have a gray button-up shirt that somehow fit me

Maybe your mother or spouse has always dressed

perfectly straight from the store. As boring as

you, but I am willing to bet you have liked at least

that sounds, it goes with just about anything, and

one or two things you have worn. Believe it or not,

always looks good. From this point, you can build

that is your starting point. Once you have a sense

around it to create a complete look.

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STYLE Once you have a direction for your style,

the shoulder seams of the shirt lie on about the

you face one very important step. A step that

middle of where your shoulder curves down into

separates looking good from looking great.

your arm. It will almost make a 45 degree angle

Tailoring, altering, made-to-measure- whatever

from your torso. The sleeves should generally fit

you want to call it- makes a world of difference.

to where you can just make out the shape of your

Have you ever really looked at how most shirts

arm, but not be constrictive of your movements.

are made? For some reason, the larger clothing

Same rules can be applied to casual jackets.

companies in this country believe the average

If all this seems like it could be a scary

guy has 20-inch guns and about four feet wide

(expensive) thing to have done, well it can be

shoulders. I like to imagine the person who fits

depending on the material and alterations.

into these things looking akin to Johnny Bravo.

Again, do not be afraid to spend a little bit on this

Exaggerating of course, but the point is even if you

for one or two pieces as it will up your clothing

think you have found something that looks good

game immensely. I recommend a simple start,

on you, the shoulders are probably a little bit wide

but if you already know what your personal style

and the sleeves a little too bulky or long. A good

is, some tailoring will add a whole new dimension

rule of thumb for determining this is to make sure

to your wardrobe.

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WA N D E R I N TO

SPRING FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY BY: CLIFTON ROBERTS STYLING BY: BRITTA NEWTON MODELS: CHELSEY C. WITH BRINK MODELS & MALLORY C. CLOTHING PROVIDED BY: BLUE SEVEN & RUTH MEYERS ACCESSORIES FROM: FOREVER 21

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Prints. Just when you think there will be print fatigue, spring brings a new bouquet of them. Be careful when mixing prints and patterns. Less is more- keep in your comfort zone.

RUTH MEYERS: TANK BY: 3 DOTS, $88 SHIRT BY: AMAYA CARE, $260 BLUE SEVEN: CAPRI’S BY: SOLD DESIGN LAB, $64 JACKET BY: LUV 4 ANOUKA, $50 PANTS BY: SOLD DESIGN LAB, $59 so6ix.com | MARCH 2013

RUTH MEYERS: TANK BY: 3 DOTS, $88 BLUE SEVEN: CAPRI’S BY: SOLD DESIGN LAB, $64 JACKET BY: LUV 4 ANOUKA, $50

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RUTH MEYERS: SHIRT BY: AMAYA CARE, $260 BLUE SEVEN: PANTS BY: SOLD DESIGN LAB, $59 so6ix.com | MARCH 2013

These peek-a-boo cut outs are strategically placed by clothing designers to accentuate a womanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s body in a beautiful understated way. If feeling modest layering a shirt underneath a cut out dress is a fabulous way to stay on trend.

BLUE SEVEN: SHIRT BY: BLU PEPPER, $33 DRESS BY: LOST, $57

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A hot trend this spring is exaggerated volume, the bigger the better. Tone this look down with a wide leg pant in a fun color. Adding cute pins to a plain top can show personality and flair.

BLUE SEVEN: SHIRT BY: ELLISON STAR, $39 RUTH MEYERS: PANTS BY: BCBG, $178

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Vintage inspired styles are very popular. Recycling iconic fads and trends is a good way to keep en vogue. Reinventing the old but pairing with a modern pattern keeps it fresh and lively.

BLUE SEVEN: SWEATER BY: LUCCA COUTURE, $80 RUTH MEYERS: PANTS BY: CHRISTOPHER BLUE, $155

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These sheer blouses are available in different levels of transparency- some with built in camisoles, some without. They are seen as very versatile pieces to have in your wardrobe. They are exactly what you need for a date night or a day in the office- depending how you wear them.

BLUE SEVEN: SHIRT BY: FREEBIRD, $28 RUTH MEYERS: PANTS BY: CHRISTOPHER BLUE, $155

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This season floral is out and water patterns are in. Mix this runway style into your wardrobe with different shades of blue. Adding blue accessories will complete the look.

RUTH MEYERS: SHIRT BY: HUTCH MELON, $250 SKIRT BY: BCBG, $198 BLUE SEVEN: BRALETTE, $15

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Bold stripes feel like a crisp palette wonderful for accessorizing. Keep it sophisticated and preppy by layering stripes in comfy cotton.

RUTH MEYERS: SWEATER BY: HELIOS AND LUNA, $59 TANK AND SKIRT BY: 3 DOTS, $88

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One of the greatest design elements this season has been the throwback to mid century hemlines. Explore this with a sexy below the knee skirt. Keep it high waist and the ankle on your shoes low.

BLUE SEVEN: PANTS BY: VINTAGE HAVANA, $47 SHIRT BY: PINK MARTINI SIXTIES, $36

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BLUE SEVEN: SWEATER BY: YUMI, $80 RUTH MEYERS: DRESS BY: CALVIN KLEIN, $59

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S AT I R E

MARCH 2013 BY

Dadhichi Toth

www.astrology.com.au

if you know that you are not going to be able to keep them. Some lucky opportunity or gesture of gratitude from someone warms your heart after the 15th.

ARIES (MARCH 21 - APRIL 19) You could be angry between the 3rd and the 8th. Do not allow others rile you up. Keeping the peace is the best course of action. Your beliefs will hold you in good stead between the 13th and the 15th. Don't allow others to persuade you to think otherwise. Contracts, travels and other exciting events occupy your attention after the 20th. You could again be obsessive after the 26th and need to know where to draw the line.

TAURUS (APRIL 20 - MAY 20) You could be confused about a relationship this month. Seek assistance if you can't make a clear decision. People could have a hidden agenda and between the 12th and 30th of March you need to read between the lines. You must also clearly and honestly express yourself if you are to avoid negative patterns in your most personal affairs.

GEMINI (MAY 21 - JUNE 20) Try to keep a cool head when dealing with friends who are antagonistic. You may be reactive especially after the 8th. You'll be more socially active but could spread yourself thin. Make sure you have a back up plan and don't make too many promises to too many people especially 44

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CANCER (JUNE 21 - JULY 22) You probably have itchy feet this month and with the Sun, Venus and Neptune all transiting the zone of long distance journeys along with Mars and Mercury thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s every chance that you will at least make plans to get away. Between the 12th and the 15th there will be communication with people from afar but family concerns may delay these plans a little longer.

LEO (JULY 23 - AUGUST 22) You need to sort out your finances and in particular savings and long-term security issues. The new moon this month has a lot to say about how you negotiate shared resources with your partner, friends or business associates. Be careful if you are getting yourself involved in legal contracts. Seek professional advice.

VIRGO (AUGUST 23 - SEPTEMBER 22) Money and love seem to be connected this month. Issues of control may make it difficult for your ego to cope with someone else calling the shots, particularly if you don't feel as though they are up to the task. The new moon this month, after

S AT I R E

PISCES

(FEBRUARY 19 - MARCH 20) This is an extraordinarily intense month with six planets impacting upon your personal life. You need to take control and prioritize your activities or you may find yourself simply chasing your tail to no avail. There are excellent opportunities for work after the 18th. Put your best foot forward and donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be afraid to attend interviews. Try not to be too obsessive about your relationships on the 31st. You may be imagining more than is there.

the 10th, herald a new beginning of sorts and you will be excited about showing just how capable you are taking the reins of control yourself.

LIBRA (SEPTEMBER 23 - OCTOBER 22) The focus this month is on your work, co-workers and also matters relating to health. Your zone of workplace activities is stacked with five planets as the month commences. The new moon in this area also shows that you will be looking at changing your work methodologies and possibly even your place of work. After the 25th some of these changes may be implemented to your advantage.

SCORPIO (OCTOBER 23 - NOVEMBER 21) A stacked house of planets in your zone of love affairs and creativity means that March is going to be a rather amorous, passionate and creative exciting month for you. You will however have to be cautious not to overdo things and do balance your affairs as you can become drained of energy. You may have some lethargy in the first week or so of the month but this will quickly turn to excitement and the more proactive attitude once you overcome this initial stagnation.

SAGITTARIUS (NOVEMBER 22 - DECEMBER 21) You are trying to turn over a new leaf this month

but yet again too many problems in your home life make it hard for you to focus and really do what you want. It may not be until after the 12th when Mars give you a good kick start in the creativity department that you will feel ready and raring to go again. The 12th, 20th and 22nd are all important dates where your creative spurts and romantic desires overlap.

CAPRICORN (DECEMBER 22 - JANUARY 19) You will be extremely busy this month and in the first half of March need to organize your time more effectively to get the maximum use out of your time. You could be confused about relationships and you will therefore be hectic in rushing around trying to get a lot done. This appears to be more a case of avoiding a confrontation and distracting yourself with anything but the issue at hand. Try to face your problems fairly and squarely.

AQUARIUS (JANUARY 20 - FEBRUARY 18) Some short journeys are indicated after the 20th, when the Sun moves through your zone of short journeys. Venus also activates this area of your horoscope after the 22nd. Be careful to plan well ahead of time, as Mars and Uranus around the 23rd could create some sudden obstructions or possibly even some mishaps. The unexpected is likely but itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not something you particularly want right now. so6ix.com | MARCH 2013

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MARCH 1

CONCERTS

MARCH 3 VOLBEAT DIAMOND BALLROOM OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 8

MIRANDA LAMBERT AND DIERKS BENTLEY CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 9

THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA DIAMOND BALLROOM OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 12

CLUTCH CAIN'S BALLROOM TULSA 10 YEARS THE VANGUARD TULSA

MARCH 14

RYAN BINGHAM DIAMOND BALLROOM OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 16

BON JOVI CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY TECH N9NE DIAMOND BALLROOM OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 20

ERIC CLAPTON CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 21

SHINEDOWN AND THREE DAYS GRACE CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 23 JIM GAFFIGAN BRADY THEATER TULSA

MARCH 27 SLEEPING WITH SIRENS DIAMOND BALLROOM OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 30

MINUS THE BEAR AND CIRCA SURVIVE DIAMOND BALLROOM OKLAHOMA CITY

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STARS RIVERWIND CASINO NORMAN SQUADLIVE ANGLES OKLAHOMA CITY AVENUE DAN O'BRIEN'S OKLAHOMA CITY PIANISTS CHRISTIAN PEARSON & ELSPETH BROWN SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY SHADY 5 EIGHTY TOBY KEITH'S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY JIMMY “THE HAT” HOBBS JAZMO'Z BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 2

JASON YOUNG BAND RIVERWIND CASINO NORMAN SUPERFREAK ANGLES OKLAHOMA CITY VOODOO DAN O'BRIEN'S PUB OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST GRANT STEVENS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY DANTE & THE HAWKS TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY BRAD HOPKINS TOBY KEITH'S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY RICK JAWNSUN JAZMO'Z BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 3

EDGAR CRUZ SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 5

GRANT WELLS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY NICNOS WHISKEY CHICKS OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 7

PIANIST TARA DILLARD SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY NICNOS WHISKEY CHICKS OKLAHOMA CITY BLAKE LANKFORD JAZMO'Z BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 8

UNINVITED GUEST BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY 80'Z ENUF DAN O'BRIEN'S PUB OKLAHOMA CITY NICNOS OKLAHOMA CITY LIMITS OKLAHOMA CITY STARS RUSSELL'S OKLAHOMA CITY PIANISTS CHRISTIAN PEARSON & ELSPETH BROWN SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY MAE JAZMO'Z BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 9

UNINVITED GUEST BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY REPLAY DAN O'BRIEN'S OKLAHOMA CITY SQUADLIVE RUSSELL'S OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST GRANT STEVENS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY THE WEATHERMEN TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY CHASE SANFORD TOBY KEITH'S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY MANDY BRIXEY AND KELL MILLER JAZMO'Z BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 10

EDGAR CRUZ SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

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MARCH 12 GRANT WELLS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY MARCH 13 COVER ME BADD BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST DAVID MORRIS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY NICNOS WHISKEY CHICKS OKLAHOMA CITY MARCH 14 DRIVE BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST TARA DILLARD SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY GRACE + SOPHIA JAZMO'Z BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY MARCH 15 GROOVE MERCHANTS RIVERWIND CASINO OKLAHOMA CITY CROSSLAND BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY STARS DAN O'BRIEN'S PUB OKLAHOMA CITY M.I.C. RUSSELL'S OKLAHOMA CITY PIANISTS CHRISTIAN PEARSON & GARY JOHNSON SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY THE SUSPECTS TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY LOWER 40 WHISKEY CHICKS OKLAHOMA CITY JIMMY “THE HAT” HOBBS JAZMO'Z BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY MARCH 16 KRISTEN STEHR RIVERWIND CASINO NORMAN M.I.C BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY LOWER 40 BELLE ISLE BREWERY OKLAHOMA CITY

LAURA LEIGHE BRICKTOWN OKLAHOMA CITY SUPERFREAK BRICKTOWN OKLAHOMA CITY ELECTRIC AVENUE DAN O'BRIENS'S OKLAHOMA CITY STAT BAND RUSSELL'S OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST GRANT STEVENS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY 2AM TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY SHAKERS OF SALT TOBY KEITH'S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY NICNOS JOJO'S YUKON BRUCE BENSON JAZMO'Z BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 17

DEREK HARRIS ACOUSTIC CHIPS AND ALE'S NORMAN TYLER SMITH CHIPS AND ALE'S NORMAN REPLAY DAN O'BRIEN'S PUB OKLAHOMA CITY EDGAR CRUZ SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 19

GRANT WELLS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 20

THREAT LEVEL MIDNIGHT BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST DAVID MORRIS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 21

STARS BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST TARA DILLARD SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY BLAKE LANKFORD JAZMO'Z BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY

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MARCH 22 STARS BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY BANANA SEAT RUSSELL'S OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST CHRISTIAN PEARSON & ELSPETH BROWN SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY AVENUE TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY JAY FALKNER TOBY KEITH'S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY MAE JAZMO'Z BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 23

SQUADLIVE BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY NICNOS BELLE ISLE BREWERY OKLAHOMA CITY DRIVE DAN O'BRIEN'S PUB OKLAHOMA CITY LOWER 40 JJ'S SALOON OKLAHOMA CITY STARS OKLAHOMA CITY LIMITS OKLAHOMA CITY SUPERFREAK RUSSELL'S OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST GRANT STEVENS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY AGUILAR TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY TJ CHESSHIRE TOBY KEITH'S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY DUSTIN PRINZ JAZMO'Z BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 24

EDGAR CRUZ SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY NICNOS WHISKEY CHICKS OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 26

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MARCH 27 80'S ENUF BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST DAVID MORRIS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY LOWER 40 WHISKEY CHICKS OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 28

REPLAY BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST TARA DILLARD SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY BRUCE BENSON JAZMO'Z BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 29

LOWER 40 RIVERWIND CASINO NORMAN 2AM BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY GROOVE MERCHANTS DAN O'BRIEN'S PUB OKLAHOMA CITY LAURA LEIGHE RUSSELL'S OKLAHOMA CITY PIANISTS CHRISTIAN PEARSON & GARY JOHNSON SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY 100 BONES BAND TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY JASON SAVORY TOBY KEITH'S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY MAE JAZMO'Z BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 30

JIM THE ELEPHANT BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY M.I.C. DAN O'BRIEN'S PUB OKLAHOMA CITY GROOVE MERCHANTS RUSSELL'S OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST GRANT STEVENS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY AARON NEWMAN BAND TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY

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CUTTER ELLIOT TOBY KEITH'S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY DUSTIN PRINZ JAZMO'Z BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY

THE PLACE BEYOND THE PINES FAMILY WEEKEND WRONG

MARCH 31

EDGAR CRUZ SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

EVENTS

MARCH 1

MOVIES

MARCH 1

JACK THE GIANT SLAYER 21 AND OVER THE CONDEMNED THE LAST EXORCISM PART II DAY OF THE FALCON GENIUS ON HOLD LEVIATHAN THE END OF LOVE PHANTOM STOKER THE SWEENEY

MARCH 7 GIRL RISING

MARCH 8 OZ THE GREAT AND POWERFUL ELECTRICK CHILDREN THE MONK THE ABC'S OF DEATH GREEDY LYING BASTARDS THE WE AND THE I

MARCH 15 GINGER & ROSA THE CALL REALITY FROM UP ON POPPY HILL

MARCH 22 THE CROODS ADMISSION THE SAPPHIRES INAPPROPRIATE COMEDY OLYMPUS HAS FALLEN COME OUT AND PLAY STARBUCK

MARCH 29 THE HOST G.I. JOE RETALIATION

TIMED EVENT LAZY E ARENA GUTHRIE BACKWOODS HUNTING & FISHING EXPO OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR PARK OKLAHOMA CITY MOMENTUM : ART DOESN'T STAND STILL 311 S KLEIN OKLAHOMA CITY FIRST FRIDAY GALLERY ART WALK PASEO ARTS DISTRICT OKLAHOMA CITY FIRST FRIDAY SHAWNEE MAIN ST SHAWNEE ALMOST READY TO CRUISE CAR SALE & SWAP MEET HEART OF OKLAHOMA EXPO CENTER SHAWNEE

MARCH 2

OKC PHILHARMONIC PRESENTS: FORCE OF DESTINY CIVIC CENTER MUSIC HALL OKLAHOMA CITY UNDERGROUND MONSTER CARNIVAL OKLAHOMA CITY FAIRGROUNDS OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 7

OKLAHOMA CITY INTERNATIONAL AUTO SHOW OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 8

2ND FRIDAY CIRCUIT OF ART NORMAN ARTS DISTRICT NORMAN LIVE ON THE PLAZA NW 16TH BETWEEN CLASSEN & PENN OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 9

SPRING FLING ARTS & CRAFT SHOW LOGAN COUNTRY FAIRGROUNDS GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA HERITAGE LAND RUN OKLAHOMA HERITAGE MUSEUM OKLAHOMA CITY

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MARCH 14 NORMAN ALL-TRANSPORTATION SWAP MEET CLEVELAND COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS NORMAN RV SUPER SHOW 3001 GENERAL PERSHING BLVD OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 16

OKLAHOMA CITY ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARADE SHERIDAN AVE & OKLAHOMA AVE OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 22

OKC HOME SHOW STATE FAIR PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 23

COWBOY ROUND-UP OKLAHOMA HISTORY CENTER OKLAHOMA CITY OKC JAYCEES CRAFT SHOW STATE FAIR PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

OU WOMEN'S BASKETBALL VS. KANSAS LLOYD NOBLE CENTER NORMAN OSU MEN'S BASKETBALL VS. TEXAS GALLAGHER-IBA ARENA STILLWATER OSU WOMEN'S BASKETBALL VS. TEXAS GALLAGHER-IBA ARENA STILLWATER

MARCH 5

OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER VS. L.A. LAKERS CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHOMA CITY BARONS VS ROCKFORD ICEHOGS COX CONVENTION CENTER OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 6

OU MEN'S BASKETBALL VS. WEST VIRGINIA LLOYD NOBLE CENTER NORMAN

MARCH 27

MARCH 9

LYRIC THEATRE PRESENTS : “THE GLASS MENAGERIE” PLAZA THEATRE OKLAHOMA CITY

OKLAHOMA CITY BARONS VS ROCKFORD ICEHOGS COX CONVENTION CENTER OKLAHOMA CITY OSU MEN'S BASKETBALL VS. KANSAS STATE GALLAGHER-IBA ARENA STILLWATER

MARCH 30

CLEVELAND COUNTY CRAFT SHOW CLEVELAND COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS NORMAN

MARCH 10

SPORTS

MARCH 2

OU MEN'S BASKETBALL VS. IOWA STATE LLOYD NOBLE CENTER NORMAN

OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER VS. BOSTON CELTICS CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY MARCH 13 OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER VS. UTAH JAZZ CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 15

OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER VS. ORLANDO MAGIC CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY

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MARCH 19 OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER VS. DENVER NUGGETS CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHOMA CITY BARONS VS ROCHESTER AMERICANS COX CONVENTION CENTER OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 22 OKLAHOMA CITY BARONS VS. HOUSTON AEROS COX CONVENTION CENTER OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 24 OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER VS. PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 27 OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER VS. WASHINGTON WIZARDS CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY

MARCH 31 2013 NCAA WOMEN'S BASKETBALL REGIONAL CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY

MARK YOUR CALENDAR! APRIL 7 OK BRIDE NORMAN OKLAHOMA BRIDAL SHOW SPRING 2013 SAM NOBLE MUSEUM NORMAN

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