While the beginning of the Dallas Art Fair brought tactile accessories and luxurious fabrics, the most recent crop of looks spotted at the trio of big openings at the Dallas Contemporary—Helmut Lang, Dan Colen, and Paola Pivi—was a little more casual: a graphic tee, a chambray shirt, a utilitarian flight bag. Patrons still boasted their share of bright, plaid suiting, with a more playful edge. But for the most part, on the third day, the Dallas street style stars rested … and soaked in the art.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
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Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
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Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
Photo by Kristi + Scot Redman.
