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Theres such beauty in imperfection, says designer Gail Chovan, whose eccentric, minimalist garments stand out in a town known for its casual chic. Some might say that life has dealt Chovan a far-from-perfect hand, but she would never think so. Learning the nuances of raising twins born with congenital toxoplasmosis and surviving a battle against breast cancer, including a double mastectomy, have not weakened her resolve or point of view. Rather, these experiences have made her zest for the life that she shares with her family of four stronger and the concepts she communicates through clothing even more powerful.

This spring, besides advising students for the University of Texas Division of Textiles and Apparel Fashion Show on April 23, Chovan was prepping her latest collection, Unprecious, for Paris Fashion Week. Her South Austin atelier is housed in a century-old former grocery store that she shares with her husband, Evan Voyles, who creates iconic, electric signage as the artist behind The Neon Jungle. Among

Designer Gail Chovans atelier is housed in a former grocery store thats a century old. She shares the building with husband Evan Voyles and his business, The Neon Jungle.

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GENTLEMANS CLUBCalling all gents: The Boardroom is now

open. This salon for men launched its second

location, an 1,800-square-foot 1920s club en-

vironment, designed with dark wood panel-

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for a masculine, luxury experience. Board-

room services include haircuts, traditional

hot lather shaves, color and waxing services,

and signature services like hand and scalp

massages. 3300 Bee Caves Road, West Lake

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A GRAND IDEACole Haan launches a statement shoe in

womens casual wear with ZeroGrand.

Constructed with the brands new cushioning

system, Grand.OS, the lightweight, everyday

shoe is available as an Oxford in leather or

suede (SHOWN), or Slip On or Sneaker version

in neoprene and mesh. The Domain,

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Austin-based accesso-

ries brand Zink has

released Zink Vegan, a

non-leather alternative

handbag line. Available

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Casadei ($920). Saks Fifth Avenue, North Star Mall,

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Christian Louboutin ($1,195). Neiman Marcus,

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Cause and EffectAUSTINS BREAST CANCER RESEARCH

CENTER MARKS ITS 20TH ANNIVERSARY

AND GEARS UP FOR ITS ANNUAL ART BRA

EXTRAVAGANZA. BY CONNOR CHILDERS

Austins Breast Cancer Research Center is celebrating the

regions strong cancer survivors with its annual Art Bra fund-

raiser on June 6. Brave women who have successfully battled the

disease will model the 70 one-of-a-kind pieces of wearable art-

work in a runway show. Art Bra Austin is a uniquely Austin

eventits f lamboyant, glamorous, and theatrical all at the

same time, says BCRCs executive director, Ray Anne Evans.

The artistic community has truly rallied around this event.

They amaze us year after year with their willingness to donate

their talent and creativity to provide women who are facing

breast cancer with magnificent works of art to model in the

show. June 6, $200, Austin Music Hall, 208 Nueces St.; artbraaustin.org

for charity

Vegan Mini Boxcar in burnt orange, Zink ($98).

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THE 15TH (CRYSTAL)

ANNIVERSARY of the Texas Film

Awards was hosted at Austin Studios in

celebration of the legacy of Texas film.

This star-studded event raises money

for Austin Film Societys programs that

support filmmakers, promote film

culture, and build a renowned film

community. Guests walked the red

carpet, sipped fine cocktails, and

enjoyed an elegant seated dinner during

the awards show. Boyhood received

Varietys Creative Impact in Cinema

award, and director Richard

Linklater attended with stars Patricia

Arquette and Ellar Coltrane to

receive the honor.

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Bonnie Curtis and Jess Weixler

Ellar Coltrane, Zoe Graham, Mike Saenz, and Richard Linklater

Eiza Gonz lezDiane Land, William Hurley, and Mayor Steve Adler

Jeff Thomas, Tommy Lee Jones, and Sylvia Cardiel

Patricia Arquette

THE BLANTON MUSEUMS biennial celebration did not disappoint with this years Off the Wall gala. Guests gathered for a cocktail hour in the museums atrium as the venue filled with hundreds of art enthusiasts and UT alumni, including Vince Young. Attendees were then escorted by a UT band ensemble to dinner across the street at the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum, where they were serenaded by an a cappella group at the entrance. Designed by Strong Events and Mandarin Design Lab, the evening was hosted in honor of UT President Bill Powers and his many contributions to the success of the museum. It raised $850,000 for future programming.

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Dress, Cushnie et Ochs, ($1,495). Neiman Marcus, The Domain, 512-719-1200; neimanmarcus.com. Gavriel hexagon gold-plated link bracelet, Rachel Zoe, ($250). Nordstrom, Barton Creek Square, 512-691-3500; nordstrom.com. Ring, Huffmans own

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Dior Diorskin Star Foundation in Cameo ($50), Diorblush in Amber Show ($45), 5 Couleurs Eyeshadow Palette in Montaigne ($62), Diorshow New Look Mascara in New Look Black ($29), Rouge Dior Lipstick in Charnelle ($35), Dior Addict Gloss in Spring Ball ($30), Dior Vernis Nail Lacquer in Muguet ($27). Neiman Marcus, The Domain, 512-719-1200; neimanmarcus.com

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opposite page: Dress, A.L.C. ($645). Valentines Too, Davenport Village, 3801 N. Capital of Texas Hwy., 512-347-9488; valentines austin.com. Hoops ($7,375), bracelet ($5,720), and ring ($1,650), Mary Ray. By George, 524 N. Lamar Blvd., 512-472-5951; bygeorgeaustin.com. Necklace, Master Goldsmith, Inc. ($6,000). Benolds Jewelers, Northwood Plaza, 2900 W. Anderson Lane, 512-452-6491; benolds.com. Heels, Cline ($770). By George, 524 N. Lamar Blvd., 512-472-5951; bygeorgeaustin.com

The Confidence BuilderMEREDITH WALKER

A Houston native who cocreated Amy Poehlers Smart Girls, Meredith Walker has a gift for bolstering confi-dence, offers a casual familiarity, and has a soft spot for pets. She moved to Austin in 2006 from New York, leaving her job as the head of the talent department at Saturday Night Live, where she became close friends with Poehler. They conceived Smart Girls (amysmartgirls.com) in 2008 as a multimedia platform to inspire and encourage young women during adolescence. Smart Girls quickly became a 24-hour job: This feels like theres so much more at stake.

inspiring and inspired: Last summer Walker spearheaded a Smart Girls Summer Camp in Austin. She also volunteers with the Austin Animal Center and serves as a mentor at the Ann Richards School for Young Women Leaders. Women like Molly Ivins and Linda Ellerbee have inspired Walker, 45. She sees Austin as the perfect place to celebrate and share their legacies. So many women here are pas-sionate about social justice and change for the better.pet project: Smart Girls, which is working toward nonprofit status, has a large adult following interested in the subjects covered, ranging from community activism to pet adoption. The site will soon feature animal singles ads, with friends such as Jack Black chan-neling a shelter dog. Hell be like, Im just looking for someone who is pretty consistent with food, says Walker, whose new dog, Banjo, definitely hit the jackpot.power point: I love what I doadvocating for young women, encouraging them to find their own passions, to embrace their own tal-ents, and to change the world by be-ing themselves. If I am able to help even one young woman achieve that, then I would count myself as very successful.

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When you see the abundance of food at the local supermarketthe bins of

fruits and vegetables, the seafood on ice, the water bottles on the shelvesyou

may not always think about where it all comes from or what would happen if

nature could no longer provide for us. Currently, there are 7.3 billion people on

the planet. According to a report by the United Nations, the worlds population

is expected to grow to 9.6 billion by the year 2050. Global demand for food,

water, and energy is predicted to increase by 35 percent, 40 percent, and 50

percent, respectively, by 2030. This will further test natures ability to provide

for us, as will the expanding middle class around the world.

The unprecedented consumption of critical natural resources poses enor-

mous challenges for the entire planet. Some countries are already feeling

the effects with depleted fisheries and diminished food stocks resulting from

the inability of agricultural production to keep pace with demand. In recent

years, more food was consumed around the world than was produced. The

changing climate compounds these trends, as the increasing number and

severity of storms (like Hurricane Sandy, which battered the East Coast in

2012), f loods, and droughts threaten global food and water supplies.

Competition for increasingly scarce resources can lead to social and political

instability, conflict, radicalization, and possibly even failed nations. According to

the US National Intelligence Council, [resource] scarcities are likely to hit hard-

est on poorer states, leading in the worst case to internal or interstate conflict and

spillover to regional destabilization. Richard Haass, president of the Council on

Foreign Relations, the countrys premier foreign-policy think tank, agrees.

Resources are linked to both the stability of countries and to the stability

of regions, he says. Resource shortages and competition need to be on the list of

possible sources of friction or conflict and are potentially a contributing cause

of instability within countries and conceivably a source of instability between

countries. But resource scarcity is not just a problem for other countries; it is also

a threat to the United States economic interests and national security.

is there hope?

Given the stress on natures ability to provide for the growing population due

to increasing demand and the serious impacts of the changing climate, are

we doomed, or is there still hope? According to Peter Seligmann, a leading

conservationist and the founder, chairman, and CEO of Conservation

International, a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting nature for

the well-being of people, there is reason to be hopeful. Many governments,

businesses, and local communities are realizing the importance of nature to

the global economy, livelihoods, and security, he says. They are not stand-

ing on the sidelines watching as nature is depleted. They are engaging and

taking actions to ensure nature is sustainable.

Seligmann cites the example of Walmart, the worlds largest retailer, which is

leading the charge for sustainability among corporations with its three goals: to sell

products that sustain both people and the environment, to create zero waste, and to

run on 100 percent renewable energy. Due to its vast size, Walmart can have a

significant impact on sustainability up and down its supply chain. Walmart execu-

tives see that their supplies of fish and food depend upon the health of ecosystems,

Seligmann explains, and they see that ecosystems are being stressed out by shifts

in climate. That affects their supply. Theyre thinking long-term.

According to Rob Walton, the companys chairman and the eldest son of

Walmart founder Sam Walton, For Walmart, its about our responsibility as a

business, but partly about how many of our sustainability efforts allow us to be

more efficient and to continue to pass those savings on to our customers.

Ensuring a sustainable supply chain so that its shelves are always fully stocked is

critical to the companys business.

If youve noticed a difference in the size of laundry detergent bottles in the last

decade, you have Walmart to thank. The company has single-handedly driven

the industry to embrace more eco-friendly packaging. And at Walmarts 2014

Sustainability Product Expo, it introduced an initiative challenging manufac-

turers to reduce by 25 percent the amount of water in every dose of detergent in

North America by 2018. Also announced at the Expo was a new initiative to

increase recycling rates in the US by providing low-interest loans to municipali-

ties for recycling projects.

Increasingly, companiesincluding Disney, Starbucks, and Marriottare real-

izing that environmental sustainability is not only in their economic self-interest; it

is also in the interest of their customers and the communities in which they operate.

For example, The Walt Disney Company is implementing major changes designed

to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions, improve its energy efficiency, reduce its

water consumption, minimize waste, protect natural ecosystems, and inspire

action on environmental health. The company is also funding a flagship project in

the Peruvian Amazon to address the main causes of deforestation.

Many are aware of Austin-based Whole Foods eco-friendly policies, which

include supporting sustainable agriculture and sound environmental practices.

The company has also designed Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design

[LEED]-certified stores and initiated recycling programs, and it offsets 100 percent

ake a look around and it becomes clear that nearly everything surrounding usthe food we eat, the water

we drink, the air we breathe, the butcher-block table in your kitchen, the paper used for this magazinecomes

from nature. The simple truth is that humanity cannot survive without nature: for our food, fresh water,

lifesaving medicines, and so much more.

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