The City Lifestylist®

We are huge believers in buying locally and supporting our local business owners. Fortunately for us, The Dallas Farmers Market is located in the heart of downtown Dallas and offers not only the freshest fruits and vegetables, but they have also become a destination of various artisan products and dining destinations.

When the Market opens in June, there will be 20 new vendors that will make this the ultimate foodie destination. We are especially excited about Stocks & Bondy - the new concept by Chef Joanne Bondy. Such a timely idea in the perfect location!

We have heard about this renovated apartment in New York City and finally found more photos and information on Curbed. We alsways say it's about location, location, location and this home could definitely be our nest in NYC - what do you think?

2013 was a great year for the Lifestylist Brands. We were honored to be asked to speak at some large national conferences, new clients joined our family and we continued to be more active in social media.

Flipagram is an app that lets you choose photos that you used in Instargam and make a flip book movie out of them.

Take a look at our Flipagram movie and see some of the people, events and places that made 2013 a year to remember.

From the home of our Lifestylist Brands  to yours- have a beautiful holiday season.

All of us at The Lifestylist Brands would like to wish you all a very Happy Thanksgiving. May it be filled with family, friends, love and great food!

It's so hard to find companies that only make American Made products these days, but what's even rarer than that is a woman owned company that is over 20 years old and only sells American Made products.

Babette Holland was making beautiful furniture, vases, mirrors, and accessories in her Tribeca NY studio when the World Trade Center was hit only blocks from her. She has always been an advocate for animals and was a huge influence before and after for getting animals off the streets and into loving homes.

Shortly after that she was diagnosed with MS, but was worried about what the effect would be on her business if her clients and others knew she was struggling with this disease. She shared in her own words on our Lifestylist page what she has been going through, and how she has decided it is time for her to come forward and educate people about MS.

She has been honored by having her company included in the Martha Stewart American Made contest, and is close to winning but needs everyone's help to help her over the finish line.

Please visit the Martha Stewart page, enroll then you can vote up to 6 times a day until Sept. 22nd.

Someone like Babette never asks for help, so I'm thrilled for a change I can be the one to help her dreams come true!