The Tomb Raider TV series from Amazon and Phoebe Waller-Bridge looks to no longer be happening According to Daily Mail sources the project is - much like many animals and people that Lara Croft crosses paths with - "dead" Meanwhile, when it comes to reports that Game of Thrones' Sophie Turner was set to star as the series' globe-trotting lead a source said that "this is not going ahead" The Mail's report comes after Jennifer Salke announced she was stepping down as head of Amazon MGM Studios after seven years Salke was a driving force behind getting Phoebe Waller-Bridge on board with Amazon According to an interview with Puck, and reported by Screen Rant, Waller-Bridge is yet to even produce a script for the Tomb Raider series which Waller-Bridge has been working on and which Salke was personally overseeing after announcing a series pickup last May has now gone through two writers rooms and tens of millions of dollars in development costs," reads the report While things aren't looking promising for Amazon's Tomb Raider series the company is yet to officially announce the project has been scrapped Eurogamer has contacted the company for more information We first got wind of Waller-Bridge's Tomb Raider Amazon series in 2023 before it was firmed up further in May last year "If I could tell my teenage self that this was happening, I think she'd explode," said Waller-Bridge at that time "Tomb Raider has been a huge part of my life and I feel incredibly privileged to be bringing it to television with such passionate collaborators In August last year, Amazon Games boss Christoph Hartmann said development on the upcoming Tomb Raider game from Crystal Dynamics and Amazon was "going well", but did not elaborate much further than that. © 2025 Eurogamer.net a brand of IGN Entertainment, Inc. 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All rights reserved 2595 Rockdale Road with a funeral service to be held at 11:30 a.m officiating. Burial will follow in Dubuque Memorial Gardens.  the daughter of Iliff and Edna (Walroff) Heister Alberta grew up on a farm near Bernard in Jackson County and received her education at Shanahan Country School they farmed near Bernard and lovingly raised four children Alberta was known for her strong work ethic she worked side by side with Clarence on the farm She also raised poultry to help support the family Alberta made everything from scratch—homemade bread and her legendary cinnamon rolls were family favorites She enjoyed playing cards and was a proud member of the Town and Country Euchre Club Alberta also liked visiting the Q Casino for a bit of fun She is survived by her children Tom Waller of Zwingle and her grandchildren Jennifer (Tom) Hunt of Cascade Austin Waller (special friend Cassie) of Bernard and Taylor Waller (special friend Devon) of Marion Alberta was a cherished great-grandmother to Kyle Hunt (special friend Ava) She is also survived by her brothers Morgan Heister and Roger Heister; her sisters Shirley Gartman and Marie (special friend Joe) Klein; and sisters-in-law Audrey Waller Alberta was preceded in death by her parents; her daughter-in-law Bonnie Waller; her brothers Bill Heister and Dick Heister; her sister Mary Nelson; and eight brothers-in-law and six sisters-in-law on the Waller side The family extends heartfelt thanks to Hospice of Jackson County for their compassionate care and support for Alberta and her family Get instant access to ITR on your home screen Add ITR Wrestling to your Google News feed > Things get hot as Grayson Waller opens up on his problem with Austin Theory Grayson Waller and Austin Theory became the tag-team champions while the duo share an extremely strong bond fans have sensed a strange tension between the two The team of A-Town Down Under has not been on the best of terms recently with Waller once sharing his intent on focusing on singles action During an interview with The Amin Show promoting the WWE Crown Jewel PLE Waller opened up about his problem with his partner and former United States Champion because I think me and Austin both have very lofty goals in this business and it was a lot of fun getting to work #DIY But I think we both see ourselves in a certain light Maybe he’s not working the same way that I am I think the problem with Austin Theory is that he’s a good guy like he’s not willing to do whatever it takes and he wants to stop and take photos with the kids and the fat blokes with the black shirts on.” and sometimes we don’t see eye to eye H/t Fightful Waller was last involved in the Andre The Giant Memorial 2025 Battle Royal in a losing cause While promoting WWE’s Australia visit later this year, Grayson Waller appeared in an interview on Channel 10 Australia and vowed to end John Cena’s career early in his home country. “This is John Cena’s last appearance in Australia he’ll have to go through me.That retirement tour is supposed to finish in December maybe it finishes in October because if he comes anywhere near me in my country In other news: Finn Balor has renewed his wedding vows. 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I always knew Calera had a great reputation in our local town but it wasn’t until I started to dive into the wine world when I realised it’s reputation around the world I started to drink the wines towards the end of my time at UC Davis and realised then that this would be a dream for me to work for Josh Jensen You have made your winemaking name at the estate - but going back to the beginning what were your thoughts when Josh Jensen gave you the opportunity to join in 2007 Mike Waller says he has so much to thank Josh Jensen for not only in how to make consistently good wine At that point I already knew I wanted to make Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. I was working for Chalone at the time and was ready to jump into a bigger role at another winery I had met Josh several times prior to the move and was actually calling him for a reference when he said that he was just thinking of calling me for a position at Calera How would you describe Josh Jensen as a winemaker and what unique qualities did he have but got his start at two of the most renowned wineries in the world Josh learned to make wine in the early 1970s and brought that back with him Josh had a very hands off approach and allowed the wines to make themselves (whole cluster fermentations and native yeast) These were things I hadn’t experienced prior to Calera but you have to trust that these things have worked for him for the first 30 years of making wine What did you learn most from him that you think still helps you today in the wines you make and how you work with the vines and in the cellar Consistency is the key to good quality winemaking is a message that Josh Jensen has passed on to Mike Waller Josh believed in the property and never chased the latest trends He kept the winemaking style consistent year in and year out The quality of the soils and the location of the vineyards that make up the wines for Calera are what give it the edge How do you think the wines you are making today have evolved since you first started in 2007 As far as the wines we were making in 2007 the wines are all holding up beautifully Our latest planting from the late 90s (Ryan and deVilliers) were very tannic in those first five to 10 years of being here as the roots dig deeper into the limestone soils the tannins soften and the wines take on more complexity What do you see as being the biggest milestones - key decisions that you and the estate have made during that time The Central Coast wines (Chardonnay and Pinot Noir) have changed over time We partnered with great growers and learned how to work the vineyards I think these wines have much more consistency and bolder flavours than they did in the early years Harlan Chardonnay gets more contact with lees and longer barrel aging time but found that 15 months of aging gave the wine more richness and complexity What would you pick out as the key characteristics of a Calera Pinot Noir that makes it so distinct from other wineries in California Our wines have structure and great phenolics that give these wines tension I believe it’s a combination of three components: limestone soil; elevation; and the ability to use whole cluster fermentations Not all vineyards can achieve stem ripeness like Mt How do you see the use of oak now and ageing compared to what was being done 20 years ago Our oak regimen has also remained consistent We use about 10% for the Central Coast wines What are you still learning from your single vineyards and the unique qualities of the Mt Harlan area We would love to be able to keep these in the ground forever but unfortunately some vineyards begin to decline in production to a point that it’s not sustainable The Jensen and Reed are 50 years old this year and still producing beautiful fruit The Ryan and deVilliers are very healthy closing in on 30 years What are you still learning from the limestone that is at the heart of your Pinot Noirs The Calera range of wines are now part of Top Selection's portfolio in the UK as part of its partnership with Duckhorn that took over the estate in 2017 Limestone is for sure the heart of our story We’ve learned that our original rootstock of St George is really integral in dealing with calcareous soils and drought conditions In the mid 70s there were basically two rootstocks most people were using - AXR 1 and St What differentiates your Pinot Noir from the classic styles of Burgundy Like all great wines around the world it’s all about the site and terroir I can easily identify our wines in a flight of Burgundy - they have a true sense of place Harlan wines to Burgundy is their ageability and structure What do you see as your biggest opportunities still as a winemaker and for the estate Focusing on the vineyard replants and possibly finding a more reliable water source Our average annual rainfall is around 16 inches We rely heavily on rain because we don’t have very productive wells Our soils are very porous and don’t hold a lot of water but it allows the roots to dig deeper into the limestone As a winemaker I feel that I will continue to tell the story as Josh would It’ll be my job to pass the torch down to next winemaker but for now I feel like I can do this for another 20 years What do you see as your biggest challenges and how do you look to overcome them From the vineyard standpoint it’s all about the water We need it to keep these vines healthy and productive From the wine standpoint we are in tough times with tariffs and the next generation of wine drinkers I am proud of the opportunity I have had here and I hope he would be proud of how I am carrying on the story * You can find out more about Calera and it wines at its website here. * You can taste the Calera range of wines at Top Selection's 25th anniversary portfolio tasting on May 12 at Riverside Room, IET Savoy Place, London WC2R 0BL between 11am-6.30pm. 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The lecture also will be streamed online. More details and a Zoom registration link can be found on the Syracuse University Events Calendar Drawing from his award-winning book, “Becoming Evil: How Ordinary People Commit Genocide and Mass Killing,” Waller will discuss internal and external factors that can lead ordinary people to commit mass atrocities if left unchecked and unexamined Waller argues that no country is immune to the potential for atrocity crimes and that this awareness can facilitate atrocity prevention On Friday, March 21, Waller will lead a Genocide Prevention Workshop as part of an all-day series of campuswide events to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination Taking place in Huntington Hall 107 between 9 and 10:30 a.m. the workshop will present an analysis of genocide in the modern world that draws out the lessons to be learned in preventing genocide further atrocities once genocide has begun and future atrocities when a society rebuilds after genocide Waller is the inaugural Christopher J Dodd Chair in Human Rights Practice and Director of the Dodd Human Rights Impact Programs for the Gladstein Family Human Rights Institute at the University of Connecticut His other books include “Confronting Evil: Engaging Our Responsibility to Prevent Genocide,” and “A Troubled Sleep: Risk and Resilience in Contemporary Northern Ireland.” Olympic gold medalist and visionary executive Benita Fitzgerald Mosley says it has been her lifelong mission to help people win gold medals in business—and in life “My gold medal is the gift that keeps on giving,” Fitzgerald Mosley says Syracuse University Libraries recognized its student employees with an awards celebration on April 23 The Libraries typically employs around 150 undergraduate and graduate students each year to contribute to the safety of Libraries’ spaces the quality and repair of collections,… While Hannah Kang ’25 was growing up in Houston where she was born—pursuing a degree at Syracuse University was never on her 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in Fort Worth and extremely loyal to her family and community Her experiences of life on the farm with parents and cousins provided her a solid foundation with a focus on family and faith.  They raised their family in the Hurst-Euless-Bedford area where they were integral members of their church and community and community activities with her children and grandchildren always as their number one supporter and cheerleader She was a member of the Bedford Historical Foundation with special involvement in the Old Bedford School Restoration Project Wanda was a member of First Baptist Bedford for many years and later was a founding member of Woodland Heights Baptist Church where she served as a trustee for many years.  While her life was filled with family and community Wanda had a successful career with Southwestern Bell She was in a leadership role with the company during a time this was not the norm for women She was a true professional in every sense of the word Following her retirement from Southwestern Bell she worked with the Jerry Jackson Law Firm for several tax seasons where she loved meeting and greeting all who visited She demonstrated her faith through her actions as she served others and always treated others with kindness and respect She set high standards for herself and her family providing encouragement and words of wisdom along the way at just the right time and her great grandchildren who brought new energy and joy to her world The family would like to acknowledge those whose help and watchful eye allowed Wanda to live independently until her fall on February 9 We could name so many but specifically want to recognize Wanda and Jack Campbell and Brian Roberts who literally checked on her daily and helped with tasks around the house and yard that needed attention Thank you for loving her like family.  who would be available on a moment’s notice to help with household emergencies go to her house to make sure all was well when she didn’t answer the phone and take care of whatever needed to be done Our family cannot fully express how thankful we are for the love and friendship she shared with Anita Meler Anita brightened her days as they talked on nearly a daily basis Wanda’s life was also enhanced when her cousin Thank you to Roy for always loving Wanda like a sister and Gemma Scozzari of Bedford; Kinley and Layne Martin of Hickory Creek; numerous other relatives; and a host of friends and neighbors who are like family Wanda is preceded in death by her husband of 50 years Visitation will be held from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm on Wednesday February 26th at Lucas Funeral Home in Hurst We will come together to celebrate Wanda’s life at 10:00 am on Thursday followed by interment at Bluebonnet Hills in Colleyville the family requests donations be made to the HEB ISD Education Foundation in memory of Wanda and Joe Waller Donations may be sent to the HEB ISD Education Foundation c/o HEB Chamber of Commerce Please note the contribution is in memory of Wanda and Joe Waller Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors I gave her piano lessons during a few of her retirement years and remember her to be a delightful woman © 2025 Hamilton's Funeral and After Life Services There are no statistics available for this player Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here He was preceded in death by his father Jack L Family members include his daughter: Jacqueline Denson (Bryce); Granddaughter: Aubri; sister: Faye Davis (Buster); Nephew: Jesse; many cousins Aunts and Uncles; and friends who became like family The funeral service will be held on Monday at 11:00 AM in the Chapel of Thomas Poteet & Son with Dr Brad Whitt officiating; burial will follow at Abilene Baptist Church Cemetery The family will receive friends Sunday evening from 3:00 until 5:00 PM at the funeral home but lived in the Augusta area most of his life He was an outdoorsman and went hunting or fishing as often as he could He was a great friend to many and seemed to inherently befriend most he came into contact with He was a member of Abilene Baptist Church.  Memorials may be made to Abilene Baptist Church Building Fund: 3917 Washington Rd Please sign the guestbook at www.thomaspoteet.com Reporting by Howard Schneider; editing by Diane Craft This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. 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Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. , opens new tab that “my baseline view is that any imposition of tariffs will only modestly increase prices and in a non-persistent manner," which in turn argues for no monetary policy response.By and large most Fed officials have commented gingerly about the impact of tariffs on monetary policy amid uncertainty over the exact details of the tariff agenda including whether the taxes will be maintained.Waller’s comments on Thursday flagged the uncertainty of understanding how tariffs will impact the economy and noted that changes in the state of the economy as well as Trump's shift to a harder line make it difficult to compare the two periods for policy clues.Waller suggested however that limiting the pass-through of whatever tariffs endure might be harder this time “It's very hard to eat a 25% tariff out of the profit margins,” he said.The central banker also said that when it comes to gauging inflation expectations he’s more focused on market measures over survey data the message of market pricing suggests that traders and investors see no real longer-run inflation impact from current Trump policies' goals.Reporting by Michael S Derby; Editing by Leslie Adler and Diane Craft 1);}}@media screen and (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce){.css-wjxay9-SquareButton{transition-property:background-color;transition-duration:0ms;transition-timing-function:cubic-bezier(0 1);}}@media screen and (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce){.css-152q15n-SquareButton{transition-property:background-color;transition-duration:0ms;transition-timing-function:cubic-bezier(0 1);}}.css-x340e0-SquareButton{margin:0;padding:0;display:inline-grid;-webkit-column-gap:8px;column-gap:8px;grid-template-columns:repeat(3 1);}}@media screen and (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce){.css-x340e0-SquareButton{transition-property:background-color;transition-duration:0ms;transition-timing-function:cubic-bezier(0 1);}}.css-v6oqvx{margin:0;font-family:Lato,Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif;font-size:12px;line-height:20px;font-weight:700;letter-spacing:0px;font-style:normal;text-transform:none;font-stretch:normal;padding:0.5px 0px;}.css-v6oqvx::before{content:'';margin-bottom:-0.4973em;display:block;}.css-v6oqvx::after{content:'';margin-top:-0.4463em;display:block;}Listen “If the slowdown is significant and even threatens a recession, then I would expect to favor cutting the [Federal Open Market Committee’s] policy rate sooner, and to a greater extent than I had previously thought,” Waller said in a speech to the Chartered Financial Analyst Society St. Louis. Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Reporting by Dan Burns; Editing by Paul Simao We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money Waller Staples Hairston passed away November 23, 2024 after 88 years as a loving husband, beloved father, and committed community volunteer. Waller was born October 3, 1936 to Samuel Hairston and Sallie (Staples) Hairston, and grew up outside... View Obituary & Service Information The family of Waller Staples Hairston created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Waller Staples Hairston passed away November 23 Made with love by funeralOne On March 7 this story was updated to include that the Brookshire City Council had also approved a tax abatement deal with Tesla in a vote they took on the evening of March 6 Texas (Covering Katy News) — A tax abatement agreement that will bring Tesla and approximately 1,500 jobs to the Empire West industrial park in Brookshire was approved by the Waller County Commissioners Court on Wednesday On Thursday night the Brookshire City Council also approved a tax abatement deal for Tesla The Empire West industrial park is located on Woods Road between Highway 90 and Interstate 10 Tesla will operate a new Megapack battery storage manufacturing facility at a 1 million-square-foot building which was initially constructed with no tenant on speculation that it would attract jobs and economic development Stream Realty built the so-called "spec" building at its Empire West business park Stream will also oversee the construction of a new 600,000-square-foot distribution facility with some manufacturing capabilities Tesla Megapacks are used to store electricity for large renewable energy projects which are not a consistent producer of power Solar does not produce energy at night when it's dark and wind energy does not produce electricity when the wind isn't blowing and the turbines aren't spinning Tesla's Megapacks store power for use during times when renewable energy sources aren't generating electricity "I want to thank Tesla for investing in Waller County and Brookshire," said Vince Yokom, the Waller County Economic Development Partnership executive director "This will be a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility for their Megapack product It is a powerful battery unit that provides energy storage and support to help stabilize the grid and prevent outages." The deal has been developing for months but Tesla has held the lease on the building since October 2021 where third-party logistics company and Tesla will be moving into that building which will be used to manufacture Tesla's Megapacks This expansion follows Tesla's headquarters relocation from California to Texas in December 2021 after opening its 4 million-plus-square-foot Gigafactory in Austin "This is another excellent example of our spec building program which has been used by Waller County since 2010 to attract new investment to the area," Yokom said "Brookshire also implemented a similar program for Stream Realty to expand Empire West." Tesla will receive tax abatements from Waller County based on property improvements The deal includes $44 million in facility improvements and $150 million in Tesla manufacturing equipment that Tesla will install The next phase involves a new $31 million distribution facility with about $2 million in Tesla distribution equipment and building upgrades Also Read: Treasurer Bill Rickert calls for remote work to end at Fort Bend County government offices "This was a great partnership effort between Waller County and the city of Brookshire who represented Brookshire and currently oversees the city's economic development program He was instrumental in making the deal a success," Yokom said we expect job posting to come later as the facility first needs to be made ready for use at her residence surrounded by her loving family in Bonne Terre to the late John “Jake” F She was a member of the First Free Will Baptist Church of Farmington.   A proud registered nurse for over 30 years Connie devoted her career to helping others in the health care industry reflecting her nurturing nature and unwavering commitment to her community Her legacy as a skilled professional will be remembered by many who were touched by her kindness and expertise.  Connie was not only a remarkable caregiver but also an adventurer at heart She found immense joy in taking vacations to the beach where the sound of crashing waves brought her peace and happiness Shari (Alan) Bollman and Lisa Waller along with several aunts A memorial visitation will be held at the C.Z Boyer & Son Funeral Home – Taylor Chapel in Farmington on Friday from 4:00 PM until the Celebration of Life service at 6:00 PM with Rev A Nightingale Tribute will be held prior to the service starting at 5:55 PM Memorials may be made to the First Free Will Baptist Church of Farmington building fund.  The Mail said the project — which would have been based on the long-running Tomb Raider video game franchise — may have been impacted when head of Amazon Studios Jennifer Salke was "booted" from her position last week However, Puck reports Salke provided "a brutal update" before she left Amazon intimating Waller-Bridge had allegedly not produced a script despite the $20 million-a-year deal she signed in 2019 with Puck reporting that Salke was "personally overseeing after announcing a series pickup last May," and the series "has now gone through two writers rooms and tens of millions of dollars in development costs hoping to make an MCU-like interconnected universe Though best-known for Fleabag, Waller-Bridge is no stranger to the action-adventure genre after scripting the James Bond film No Time to Die and starring in Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny It all went quiet, however, until reports that Waller-Bridge hoped to create something "dangerous and exciting" bubbled up last May as she opened up about her love of Lara growing up "My parents were very smart because they didn't actually limit me," she recalled "They could sense that I was going to just game myself into the ground 'I've got to not do that because I've got to write and read and do other stuff.' " Amazon and Waller-Bridge have declined to comment on the rumors Vikki Blake is a reporter, critic, columnist, and consultant. She's also a Guardian, Spartan, Silent Hillian, Legend, and perpetually High Chaos. Find her at BlueSky. But Amazon got BlackRock points for having her, so they just… kept letting that slide for 5 years? 60 million for no tv shows under her exclusivity contract, and whatever she is getting paid now for her first look contract. Phoebe Waller-Bridge has literally cost Amazon more than every episode of Invincible ever made, and probably Clarkson's Farm combined. Value for money for a writer who just makes shows for middle class metropolitan women. It really beggars belief how and why Fleabag became unfathomably popular - I thought I'd give it a chance; managed about 5 mins and switched it off...She absolutely castrated Indy and now this has happened....Good to see folk are starting to see how vile her roles are 🙄🙂 Was this before or after the Snow White debacle and Disney shelving the Tangled remake? Best news of the day. If china stops buying from Hollywood, that will force them to making movies we want to see, instead if what Hollywood thinks we want to see Everything about this project was wrong anyway. Something I'd love to see Sophie Turner do, though, is if they ever make a Fleetwood Mac Docudrama, it would be cool to see her as Christine McVie. I think she could pull that off amazingly. I enjoyed the Alicia Vikander movie and was disappointed they never made a sequel. A tv series would be the next avenue for Tomb Raider, if it can replicate the quality and succes of Last of Us and Fallout Never saw Fleabag but Indy 5 and No Time to Die were awful. Bond in particular was just a massacre, goad this is dead. Sophie Turner would have been a cool Croft though Shocked. Shocked I say. Anyways, when they going to confirm they canceled all those Sony PS game into movie/shows? Good. More fool on Amazon for paying that woman 18 million (that's her cut of the 60 million deal) to not deliver anything. She was hired by Jennifer Salke who has influenced the worst parts of Amazon films & shows with her desires & opinions. Bezos & Mike Hopkins finally saw sense & got rid of Salke before she could mess with Bond. How can you not write a script for this in 6 years? Hot girlboss Indiana Jones minus the extraterrestrial stuff. You are welcome amazon I just solved your problem I only require 1 million dollars. And Mass Effect is next on the chopping block I guess. Other than some corporate fucks getting more payment, what's the point of \"video game adaption\"? After the whole Nintendo Switch 2 price controversy is nice to finally have some freaking good news Derby; Editing by Leslie Adler and Paul Simao 2025.  He had a great sense of humor and liked to cut up and have a good time.  Coey was a music fanatic movies and video games especially oculus and xbox He spent lots of time outside playing with his nieces and nephews and flying model helicopters Visitation is 2:00-8:00 pm Tuesday and 1:00-2:00 pm Wednesday at Lane Funeral Home Ashland Terrace.  Funeral services will be 2:00 pm Wednesday in the Coulter Chapel of Lane Funeral Home Arrangements entrusted to Lane Funeral Home Waller created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Covid-19 Regional Coroner’s and Funeral Home Practice Changes \u003ca href=\"/coronavirus-notice/\"\u003eRead More\u003c/a\u003e Mr. Maulana Ali Waller Sr., 53, of Peoria departed this life on February 11, 2025, at OSF St. Francis Medical Center. Maulana was born May 4, 1971, in Peoria to Henry Waller and Hazel Williams. He graduated from Manual High School in 1989. He... View Obituary & Service Information created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Edna Lorencia (Underdahl) Waller was born December 16 to her Norwegian immigrant parents Ole and Anna Underdahl in Strathcona Edna waltzed into the presence of Jesus' arms in the early morning hours of Monday Edna grew up in the Strathcona-Middle River area in close company with her extended family She started elementary school in a one-room schoolhouse in Strathcona Her family moved to Grand Forks when she was in 10th grade and she later graduated from Central High School she enjoyed retail work in Herberger's department store and Cooper Photography.  Edna was united in marriage to Harvey Waller and they made their home in Crookston Edna worked part-time at a jewelry store while raising their two children Edna began a 42-year journey with the Eagles Lodge where she took on many roles–bookkeeping The Eagles Lodge became a special place for Edna and Harvey where they spent countless weekends together Edna’s favorite nights were when Harvey would sing and play guitar with the band.  Edna’s love for people shone through in everything she did She had an extraordinary ability to make everyone feel welcome and loved and her face would light up whenever a familiar face entered the room she treasured the time spent with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren always expressing her delight and affirming her love for them she enjoyed volunteering at Tri-Valley as a foster grandparent rocking babies and playing with preschoolers.  Feeding people was one of Edna’s greatest joys Her meatballs and lefse were family favorites and her home was a place where no one left hungry and an assortment of breads were a delicious and comforting part of every gathering.  Edna was a dedicated lifelong member of both the VFW and the Eagles Auxiliaries She was honored with the Patriotic Americans Award (VFW Auxiliary) and was named Eagle of the Year by the Eagles Auxiliary Edna lived her final years at the Summit Assisted Living and Villa St where she often found singing as she meandered in the hallways and loved playing cards with fellow residents Edna was crowned Queen of Hearts at the Villa Nursing Home.  Edna was very proud of her Norwegian heritage and often spoke in Norwegian She loved sipping her coffee from a mug that read Jeg elsker deg (I love you) and Gud bevare meg (God save me) were commonly heard from Edna always adding a bit of humor to any situation Edna’s legacy lives on through her son Lori (Peter) Jensen of Breckenridge; her grandchildren Kelsey Olson (fiancé Matt LaCoursiere) of Grand Forks and Spencer and Kara Jensen; and her great-great-grandson She is also remembered by her sister-in-law She was united in eternal peace with her husband of 50 years She was also reunited with her favorite Mito Warriors and many other cherished family members and friends A celebration of Edna’s life will take place at Trinity Lutheran Church on Saturday A light lunch and visitation will take place from 12:00- 2:00 with a Celebration of Life at 2:00 Burial will follow at Oakdale Cemetery followed by a gathering at the Eagles Lodge to celebrate her love of gathering with family and friends.  Surrounded by her loved ones, Barbara Ann Waller, 69, of Virginia Beach, Virginia, entered into eternal rest Thursday afternoon, March 20, 2025, at her home in Walterboro, after fighting a courageous battle with cancer. Born October 29, 1955 in Walterboro, South Carolina, she was the youngest daughter of the late Oscar Brown O’Quinn and May Belle Garvin O’Quinn Padgett. Barbara was currently living in Virginia Beach, Virginia and attended Beach Church.  In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her daughter, Mary Beth Willis; and a great niece, Cassandra Maura Jones.  Dan wants to express sincere gratitude to Agape Hospice and their wonderful staff, in addition to Barbara’s cousin and friend, Connie Yow, for the kind and dedicated care shown to Barbara during her illness.  Funeral services will be held 11 o’clock, Tuesday morning, March 25, 2025, at Hendersonville Baptist Church, 893 Bachelor Hill Road, Walterboro.  Interment will follow in Black Creek Baptist Church Cemetery, 4931 Black Creek Road, Walterboro. The family will receive friends Monday evening from 6 until 8 at THE BRICE W. HERNDON AND SONS FUNERAL HOMES AND CREMATORY, WALTERBORO CHAPEL, 1193 Bells Highway, Walterboro. 843.538.5408.  Visit the registry online at: www.briceherndonfuneralhome.com. and Xander OpiyoSave this storySaveSave this storySaveAll products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links she’ll deliver a cheat sheet of all the pieces she recommends you scoop up before it’s too late and the most dreaded three words in online shopping (“out of stock”) appear “This is a world in which I live and breathe,” Waller says “I get to be a ‘fashion detective’ day in and day out and I have eyes and ears all over the globe.” Let the fashion snooping begin There’s a feeling of ‘fun’ in the air at present. I have just returned back from Coachella, which I decided to go to on the morning of (woke up Saturday morning and thought “why not!” (I love a spontaneous moment.) Now back home in LA, I’m looking forward to the month ahead with travel to Canada, New Zealand, and Australia all locked in. With spontaneity and all things fun on my mind, it is refreshing and exciting to also see that within my sourcing requests at present: there’s been an influx of multi-color embellishment from Khaite, silver sequins from Jimmy Choo, wooden beading from Saint Laurent, and green metallics from Prada, all popping up in my DMs. It’s certainly a strong sign that summer is right around the corner. I’m excited for you to feel the fun and excitement from this month’s hot list. I hope you love them as much as I (and my DMs!) do. The Rosie Huntington-Whiteley effect in full force. She was recently spotted wearing this Saint Laurent bag, and the requests have been flowing in ever since. I’m calling it now, this will be summer’s most-wanted bag. Wooden beading has never looked so chic! The Coach bag of the moment. Requests have been prominent ever since the moment this bag walked the runway—a rare occurrence as not every runway style results in immediate pre-order demand, but this bag did. It was our best selling bag this past month, consistently across all the colors. Please ensure you sign up to restock notifications (or DM us directly for a sourcing request) to make it yours. Jimmy Choo has created the mule of the summer. Produced in a number of colorways, from black and white to aquamarin, the biscuit/silver combo has taken the lead as my most requested. The epitome of fun and stylish! A style I had immediate requests for the moment they hit the runway. Miu Miu is by far the most requested brand that I receive pre-order requests for, and for spring/summer 2025, this clog sandal dominated. Slight disclaimer, I would recommend purchasing the socks separately to complete the look (exactly how they were styled on the runway!). There is a new tote style (although I refer to it as a clutch) from The Row that is making waves quickly. Dubbed the “mini Margaux,” I personally like that it is hardware-free, allowing for a multitude of new styling opportunities. The green has been the color most requested in my DMs, but as it’s currently sold out, I’m linking the black instead. You’re going to notice quite a bit of Prada in this column—and for good reason. One, Prada continues to soar throughout my sourcing requests. Two, Mytheresa just last week announced that they are now shipping Prada to both the U.S. and Canada. This is big news as it means a new door to sold-out Prada pieces has opened. At the top of my list are the raffia Mary Jane flats. Coming in at a close second is this slightly different platform leather style. I’m envisioning, and preparing, to see these everywhere come summer. It’s a big call to make, but this may just be one of my top five Mary Jane styles ever produced! They won’t be available for long. One of my extremely stylish Australian clients recently requested this style in pink, and they been placed on my radar ever since. A vibrant style from Prada that is screaming for a night out, I can see it being worn for many, many years to come (future vintage, perhaps?). Nothing says “summer is around the corner” quite like a Prada tank top—year after year, there is one specific style that pops up into my DMs. This season, it’s their striped cotton tank. Produced in an array of the most beautiful summer colors, the pink and yellow mixed with the rich burgundy and navy, is truly chef’s kiss. This style was placed on my to-watch list a few weeks ago, and it’s gradually making it’s way up to becoming sold out. TikTok It girl Chelsea Parke recently posted them on her TikTok, and by perusing the comments, I was certainly not alone in saying they are a summer must-have. The kitten heel makes them even more irresistible—you won’t want to take them off! Chloé and summer go hand in hand. We recently posted this style on our Instagram stories, and the influx of requests and queries was instant. They were produced in multiple colors, but the brown is the one to snap up now. Another style we teased on our stories and in an instant, the requests popped off. Bella Hadid was recently spotted wearing this style, and although the Le City isn’t anything new, the camel certainly is! You may be surprised to know this was our bestselling bag last week. It’s showing available now for pre-order, I would recommend jumping on it. The newest colorway of iconic Dries Van Noten sneakers is here, and trust me when I say these sneakers are not going anywhere any time soon. In fact, Hailey Bieber was just spotted wearing them over the weekend at Coachella. At this price point for a designer sneaker, it’s an easy add-to-cart moment. Pucci, you truly can do no wrong. Requests for the brand continue to rise in my DM folder at this time of the year, in preparation for the summer season. Without a doubt, the style that is by far the most requested is their classic twill top. Reinterpreted in new colors each season, the halterneck top is a Euro summer essential. There is a lucky Size L ready to be secured today! The Kos Clog is my best selling Hermès style this month. The black and tan have been an equal best seller, but as they were also produced in white, I wanted to call those out as well. I’m told they are extremely comfortable, and for now, there are a few sizes left ready to be yours. I’ve covered the Miu Miu moccasin before but I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to feature them again, this time in their newest “naturale” style. They feature a leather and woven canvas upper with a rubber sole. If you potentially missed out on the all leather, or are wanting something slightly different, this is the style for you! Although requests for this style haven’t yet commenced, I feel confident in placing a bet that they are about to come. This design has all elements of a style that will pop off. It’s not based simply on a gut check, that is based on over six years of watching for exactly this. I’m confident in making the call that these are about to sell out, and sourcing requests are inevitable. A second Saint Laurent summer bag has made it into this month’s list, and I’m blaming it on the open beaded design that is simply too good to resist. I think we can all envision ourselves carrying this by the seaside this summer season, and with its leather base, it’s perfect to hold all of your beach essentials. I’ve been on the hunt for the perfect black leather wedge and to my luck the newest collaboration between Gia Borghini x Grandquist provided me with exactly what I was looking for I’m envisioning this styled with one or two very chic anklets I’ll add that this entire collaboration collection is one to jump on I attended the launch event just over a week ago and viewing all the styles in person Cost-per-wear is a statement I reference often—put simply, I want to ensure I am purchasing (and recommending!) pieces that offer the highest chance of utility to justify their cost. Suddenly a $1,000 shoe becomes more enticing if you know you’re going to wear it over and over again. Quality is a key component as well, to assure whatever you buy endures the test of time. You will find craftsmanship at the forefront throughout this month’s list, with pieces from some of the most sought-after luxury brands. Without further ado, let’s jump into it. You may see quite a bit of The Row in this month’s list. The proof is in the pudding, as the classic saying goes. The Row’s quality is unbeatable, and a classic gold kitten heel is a must. A wardrobe item that will last the test of time. No brand does a leather bomber jacket as well as Saint Laurent. A bold statement to make, but one expressed for a reason. They’ve continued to iterate on the style over the years, and this one is a true investment piece. You will own this jacket forever. A style I’m always surprised to see when it’s showing in stock: Savette’s Slim Symmetry Pochette is as chic and elevated as it gets. An iconic Savette style, that can be worn time and time again. “Endless use” are two words that come to mind when I think of the Slim Pochette. Every wardrobe needs a high-quality trench coat. It’s a style that will never date, can be worn throughout multiple seasons, and can elevate any look in seconds. My pick for the month is this newest style from Dries Van Noten—the animal print trims provide a unique touch. Say hello to The Row’s newest tote bag: the Marlo. I’m predicting it to be a top in-demand style. Produced in multiple colors, the Chestnut is currently available for pre-order, and I certainly wouldn’t hesitate to get it on it now. Consider it your everyday workhorse that will stand the test of time. That is the beauty of The Row. The Le Teckel from Alaïa is by far my most requested style from the brand, but I have particularly chosen their newest denim version for this month’s list, with durability in mind. As much as I truly love suede, it is harder to care for in time. Denim on the other hand, is virtually indestructible. Everyone, and I truly mean everyone, needs the perfect black dress in their wardrobe. It’s the go-to piece that you can reach for at any time throughout the year, and no second thoughts or deep thinking needed. My answer to the perfect LBD is Alaïa’s newest Skater style. Designed and shaped to perfection, it is an easy ‘add to cart’ moment for me. Loewe can do no wrong. I could finish this paragraph there, but I do want to specifically mention that Loewe was founded as a leather-making company in 1846, and decades later, their commitment to art and craft with the utmost quality remains as strong as ever. Its newest leather jacket in brown is the ideal example of that. I personally love the gathered hem line, and the logo detail on the back (chic!). A couple of years back, the Cassandre shirt by Saint Laurent took over my DMs in the navy blue color. Fast forward to the present time, and they have released a linen version in green. Regardless of whether this “pops off” or not (very Gab lingo!), this is a style that I immediately think of cost per wear. It can be worn and styled in so many ways. The style name says it all. This belt is iconic. A runway piece from Chloé that I feel strongly we will be looking back on in 20+ years from now. This is the collection that placed Chloé back on the “trending” map. This collection will be talked about in years to come. I’m sure it will come as no surprise that Magda Butrym made it into my cost-per-wear list. It is a brand that I find myself coming back to collection after collection, and the quality is what keeps me coming back. A classic red sweater is a wardrobe staple, and this new season cropped version is a very easy yes. Another classic wardrobe staple is a cashmere and silk cardigan, specifically in grey. The cherry on top is the slight logo placement. I’m on board with quiet luxury being out, and this chic little cardigan is a great segue back into a more “maximalist” mindset. The subtle logo placement is the exact amount of “loud.” Coming from someone who lives in jeans while in LA, I have tried and tested many, many pairs over the years. My most recent pair being EB Denim’s Low Rise Baggy style. I audibly gasped when I put them on for the first time; they fit me to absolute perfection. Denim is hard to get right, and EB Denim has it down pat. This is my go-to denim brand. The Rodeo bag from Balenciaga is a style that has made it into my list before, but this season I am drawn to the newest brown color, for its worn-in look. I’m sure I’m not alone when I refer to the gut-wrenching moment of leather scratching, but with this bag, it feels almost encouraged to wear it in and embrace the patina. I like that, and with that in mind, know that I would have this piece forever. Guest In Residence is a recent discovery of mine. I’ve known of the brand for some time, but it was only a few weeks ago that I tried (and purchased) my first piece. The reason why? The quality. The pieces are made from the most luxurious cashmere, and sold at a very good price point. The color options are endless, but if you are new to the brand, my recommendation would be to start with the cream. See for yourself just how incredible the quality is. A spring/summer 2025 runway find that immediately made waves—I can confidently say this clutch will be a future vintage style. Generations to come will speak of it. It is iconic Chloé, and does not get any better than this. Chloé’s spring/summer 2025 collection has started to drop, and if you’re looking for the swimsuit that is not only iconic to the brand, but can double as a bodysuit (cost per wear as its finest!), look no further than this latest one-piece. This plum color is trending, but if you lean more classic, you can also opt for black. My final Chloé piece in this month’s list, but an essential as any other future vintage style. The wedge sandals were not only spotted on the runway, but guests were wearing them, too. It created a moment, and it was reported on heavily. I expect that moment to be spoken about again in years to come, and how great will it be to own the item yourself!? Ending this month’s list with the most beautiful Jil Sander suede clutch I may have ever seen, but this is particularly sentimental as it will be one of the last clutches designed by the designers Lucie and Luke Meier, who as of last week, announced their departure from the brand. If you like collecting pieces from certain designers’ final collections, this is the one to go for. one of my favorite emails entered my inbox It was titled: “Introducing The Spring 2025 Collection.” I will admit I’ve never opened an email with such speed and excitement I was met with an assortment of pieces that I immediately said to myself: these will sell out Each year, when spring collections begin to drop The prospect of warmer weather and fewer layers is an exciting one—even if it means hanging up our suede and shearling staples for a few more seasons I’m calling it now, these are the mesh flats that we are going to see everywhere. I posted them on our @gabwallerdotcom stories a couple of weeks ago (I love getting exclusive first release images!), and the DMs went wild. Sales were immediate. Please note, they do run big, I would recommend sizing down one full size. If you’re anything like me, I am starting to look for my go-to summer bag now. The one that has immediately caught my eye is the new Sol bag by The Row. Available now for pre-order, I’m making the call now that we will see this bag everywhere come summer. Another style that I have high expectations on is the all new Mira clutch in natural. Natural woven raffia is certainly increasing in popularity for the season ahead. We’ve seen raffia at The Row in many variations over the years, but a clutch style is a new one—I personally feel it’s a must-have. The speed with which these are moving from “low stock” to “out of stock” is very, very Alaïa. Platforms for summer?! They’re coming! I’m preparing for the large inbound of requests for them (and to personally purchase my own pair). My top pick is the new Emi Platform by The Row. A Saint Laurent slingback pump is certainly nothing new, but the strong pointed toe on this style with the discreet logo placement is what has grabbed my attention—and held it. With the rise of masculine suiting (all thanks to Saint Laurent), this is the perfect sexy heel to polish off and finish the look. Babylone cut-out patent-leather slingback pumps I’m popping these on my “one to watch” radar. Thong sandals were spotted all over the spring/summer 2025 runways and I’m very curious to see if this pair will pop off for the season ahead. Produced in three colorways, this style very much takes me back to my Australian roots—if only I kept my “thongs” from many years ago! If the previous version of the Miu Miu strappy sandal is anything to go by, I can guarantee that this new season style will have the same effect. Already sold-out in multiple sizes, if your size is available, it’s time to snap them up now. Fast forward a couple of months and I can see these being worn all over Europe. This is a big statement to make, but not a lot of collections make me as excited as Alaïa new ready-to-wear drops. Collection after collection, it continues to prove popular, reaching immediate and very strong demand, and consequently, sells out. These new peplum pants are a spring must-have, and Alaïa are certainly betting on the style, with them produced in various colors. Celtic blue—now that is a spring color if I have ever heard of one. My first sourcing request came through for this style exactly two days ago, and I anticipate more to come over the coming week(s). This is the perfect transitional piece, one that can be styled in a multitude of ways as the weather starts to get warmer. The trending color is truly what seals the deal. Although not a new style, time and time again the Danielle jean by Khaite sells out. These are dubbed (and proven) to be one of the best jeans around. Consider it our lucky day that they have been restocked, I spot one lucky last size available now ready to be snapped up. Bode has never been shy in popping up in my sourcing requests. I’ve received a solid, steady amount over the years. I’m excited to see what they do this year as I expect it to be great. Currently, their newest Angel Fish Tank Top caught my eye. It touches on the fisherman aesthetic, and is the perfect layering piece for spring. I expect this style to sell out. If you don’t already have a Polo Ralph Lauren cap, you’re going to need one. The easiest add to cart moment I have personally had of late. Kendall Jenner recently stepped out in this cap and cemented it as a key style to have. As it’s produced in a multitude of different colorways, your options are endless. A popular style from Miu Miu at present. I did a deep dive through our requests, and have noticed that Miu Miu striped shirts almost always pop off. They’re so easy to style, and heading into spring, the options are limitless. Wear them with shorts, over swimmers, dressed up, or dressed down—I could go on! In other very exciting news from my past week, Khaite has now opened up a flagship on the West Coast, making it even easier to get my hands on my favorite pieces, and the store (located in South Coast Plaza) is beautiful—an experience in itself. With all eyes on Khaite this past week in New York, my attention has shifted towards their latest Audrey clutch. I’ve personally struggled to find a red suede clutch that I love, until now. Better yet, it has also been produced in beige and navy. There are quite a lot of Alaïa pieces in this month’s list, but this collection is just too strong. The newest point-toe wedge mules is another style we recently teased on our stories, and the demand was instant. A white wedge mule is a must for spring/summer, look no further than this style whilst your size is still available. I’m waiting with much anticipation to see which Celine pieces skyrocket in demand this season ahead. It’s a given that there will be a raffia piece in there, and my early bet is on their newest Victoire Bag in raffia. Looking towards the future, I see this selling out, followed quickly by their denim version, which I have also linked below. medium Victoire bag in raffia with triomphe embroideries A fantastic denim bag—wear it day or night, style it up or down. I particularly like the size of this style, and that you can wear it both cross-body and over the shoulder (this is a question I frequently get asked). As I look towards the year ahead, I am inspired by all the spring/summer 2025 trends already in development. With Fashion Month approaching quickly—the street style is always a great indication of what the industry is excited about—I am focused on the seasonal themes and key buys I think will experience major momentum. Trends strongly influence what occurs within the sourcing world, and below I am sharing the pieces I predict will be the first of 2025 to sell out. From moto boho, to aquatic and ballerina-inspired designs, there is a lot to look forward to. Let’s get into it, because as it goes—blink and they may be gone. The demand for The Row is going to continue very strongly throughout 2025 (and beyond). One trend that I’m looking forward to is maxi or exaggerated suiting. We’re going to touch on that with other products below, but embracing unique takes on suiting as a whole, this pencil skirt by The Row is a key standout. I wore it recently on a panel I spoke at in Vegas and can confirm it is 10/10. A key piece for your work wardrobe. I recently read that moto boho is a trend for 2025, and I couldn’t agree more. We all know boho chic is back, but incorporating contrasting, bolder elements (such as a leather bomber), merges the soft lines of boho, with more harder elements. To kick start the trend, this jersey minidress by Saint Laurent caught my eye. Mix it with a leather jacket or leather biker boots to merge the hard and soft. Loewe will continue to release noteworthy pieces throughout the year ahead (I know that won’t come as a surprise to anyone). For this season, the belted miniskirt is the one to do exactly that. Accessorizing is key for 2025, and what better way to do it than to buy a two-for-one—a belt that comes with the skirt. Mocha Mousse has been confirmed by Pantone to be the color for 2025. I’m here for it, and these newest suede thong sandals by Brunello Cucinello coincidentally happen to be the exact Mocha Mousse color way. Kickstart the color trend early by adding these into your wardrobe now. As an added bonus, thong sandals are not going anywhere any time soon! Another minidress by Saint Laurent that I’m anticipating will be a sold out style. Its newest collection truly ticks every box in my opinion as it has a little bit of everything that we need. Burgundy will be a color that we will continue to see frequently in the season ahead. We’re going to see a lot more ballerina-inspired styles this year, with inspiration pulled from movement—think yoga, ballet, and pilates; athletic-wear designed for versatility. These ballet flats by Gucci are the perfect introduction to that. Prepare to see a lot more of these lace-up ballerinas this year ahead! The designer that is solely responsible for the resurgence of all things boho, we have Chemena Kamali to thank for all of it. We are going to see a lot of sold out styles from Chloé this year, starting with this lace-trimmed dress. If you’re wanting to tap into the boho trend but are unsure which piece to buy into for the season, this dress is the perfect starting point! The styling options are endless. Another Mocha Mousse item has made it into this month’s list, this time by Magda Butrym. Her pieces continue to sell out collection after collection. It’s already showing low stock across almost all sizes, and I’m certainly not surprised. Baby pink is going to be here, there, and everywhere in 2025—mark my words. We saw it heavily on various spring/summer 2025 runways, and it will really kick in come summer. If you’re looking for the perfect little pink dress for any upcoming occasion, this is the one. I love the lower back detail, it couldn’t get any chicer. Coming in at number 10 is Khaite’s latest organza blouse. Pink is prevalent throughout Khaite’s latest collection, but with investment dressing continuing to be front of mind this year, I personally love how versatile this style is. As it’s constructed of 100% silk, it can be worn on its own or as a layering piece. Miu Miu topped all my expectations as a top selling brand in 2024, and I am absolutely confident that it will continue well into 2025 (and beyond!). Every collection is better than the last, how is that possible? It’s the Miu Miu effect. Everyone needs a Miu Miu tank in their wardrobe, and their newest style is an immediate yes, and a guaranteed sold-out item. I recently added this bag charm into my collection, and now I am adamant that it’s a must-have for all. It comes in a variety of different styles, but the pink has by far been the most popular (we have Kylie Jenner to thank for that!). Bag straps, of all kinds and colors, will continue to trend this year as you can personalize any bag to reflect own style ethos. This rope keychain iterates on the nautical theme Miu Miu introduced last spring. It wouldn’t be a Hot List without multiple Miu Miu items. The speed in which their key pieces continue to sell out is nothing short of remarkable. I love the layering options for this overall mini dress, there’s no shortage of ways to style it. I know an investment piece when I see one. Taking cues from the spring/summer runways where we saw hints of the fisherman aesthetic, I wouldn’t be surprised if this emerged as a top warm-weather trend this year with lots of nautical-inspired elements seeing demand. My top pick to kick off the trend are these bloomer shorts by Australian brand, Hope & May. I personally lived in these throughout my trip to Australia last month—they also come with a matching top! Currently my most requested evening bag from Saint Laurent, this style is 100% on track to be a bestseller and a guaranteed sold out style. It is available, as I type this, for pre-order and I certainly wouldn’t hesitate in snatching it up. It has been perhaps too long since a Christian Louboutin style has made it onto my list, but their newest Cassia style has been an immediate hit. Leaning into the ballerina aesthetic that is bound to be highly sought after this year, it’s easy to see why the demand was instant. A couple of months ago I hosted a dinner with one of my favorite brands Toteme, and these shearling slip ons were available as an exclusive preview. It is safe to say that they were the talk of the event (and my DMs once I posted a photo!). Produced in both ecru and black, they are already showing low stock. The last month of the year, can you believe it!? This year has flown by! A lot has happened over the past 12 months, especially within my DMs, and I therefore couldn’t resist on dedicating this month’s column to my most requested and bestselling pieces of 2024. This month, we will look back at the pieces that truly took over my DMs throughout the year, and cemented themselves as must-have styles. With that in mind, naturally in my world, these pieces have sold-out throughout the year. In some cases, I may provide a link to an alternative color or style, so that you can still shop the item in present time. I also want to take this opportunity to say the biggest thank you to every single reader of my column for the year 2024. I’m so grateful for every single interaction, including all your reposts on Instagram. It means the world to me, and I can’t wait to continue to make this column bigger and better going into the new year! Here we go, the ‘class of 2024’ requests begins: Miu Miu has come through as my bestselling brand of 2024, and I would be very interested to hear if this takes you by surprise or not. The most requested styles were its crochet pouch bag, collaboration with New Balance sneakers, and leather loafers. As an absolute miracle, I have discovered a number of sizes available online in the loafers. All I can say is run! 2024 was the year that The Row Margaux dominated my requests as my most requested handbag of the year, specifically in the size 15 (with the size 10 being a close second). Unfortunately, as I type this, the bag continues to be wiped out (my DMs are ready for you), but I have linked the EW style in beige which I know won’t be available for long. This may come off as a surprise, but 2024 was the year that I finally started receiving sourcing requests for Dries Van Noten. The product that set it off? The sneakers! My first request came through in April 2024, for the exact colorway that I’m linking below. Other top contenders have been their green suede, and beige. If 2024 taught me anything, it’s that Coach is back in full force, and we’re going to be seeing a lot more of it going into 2025. The Empire bag is the style that took the win as my most requested and bestselling style, specifically in the Merlot color way. I’m calling it our very lucky day, as it has been restocked and ready to be secured today in the navy blue! Shifting over to Gucci, their Sykle ankle boots in brown suede have come through as both my most requested and bestselling style from their collections this year. The first pair requested and sold went as far back as February, and to this day (as I’m writing this!), I am still receiving requests for them. To ensure you can still shop them, I’m linking the New Fango color way, which has a couple of lucky sizes left. For Alaïa, our most requested and bestselling handbag style this year was the Le Teckel bag, specifically in the brown suede. Speaking of, brown suede is what has dominated my requests for both Q3 and Q4 of 2024, with no sign of it slowing down. I couldn’t rave highly enough about this style, and how versatile it is. The demand and requests for the Alaïa (now iconic!) ballet flats remained consistent throughout 2024, in all colors and styles—including the fishnet style. With fishnet continuing to trend well into 2025, if you haven’t yet committed to the style, now is the time to do so. White is my top pick! 2024 was the year that Polo Ralph Lauren took a resurgence in my DMs. Their classic cotton corduroy field jacket was one of my bestselling jackets of the entire year! I’m feeling immense excitement by this rise, and what I expect will continue well into 2025 and beyond. My top pick of the season is their newest Polo ID bag. I personally own this style in black, and would you believe it fits my laptop!? It’s an immediate yes from me. Another brand that resurged in my DMs in 2024? Chloé! From their ready-to-wear to bags, shoes, and accessories, I have received requests for them all, and it’s not slowing down. Their bestselling shoe from the year is their Eve boot, specifically in the burnt purple. I made the call to link the black, as I can personally vouch these are the best thigh-high boots to exist, and everyone (including myself!) needs them in black. 2024 was the summer of the Mara flats, did you get a pair!? They dominated my DMs for the entire summer period. As the warmer months have now passed, I’m opting to place their newest Uxor D’Orsay style in python on this month’s list instead. Already brewing interest, I’m looking forward to seeing requests for this style amp up in the coming weeks. Hint: they were produced in multiple colors! Looking at Bottega Veneta, two bags come out on top as my most requested and bestselling for this year. The Andiamo (clutch and large bag), and the Bang Bang Vanity. It was a tough choice to decide between the two, but for the list, I went with the Andiamo clutch in white. If you’re looking for the ideal clutch, in an array of colorways, the Andiamo is the one. Prada came out strong for 2024, with their canvas jacket and brown suede handbag being its two bestselling products. Although the medium has been the most requested size, the large is a very close runner up and luckily, one style is still available online to snap up—who will be first to grab it!? Leopard trended across the board in 2024. Saint Laurent dominated with this (there is a certain bag I would have loved to have included, but it is sadly not available online). As an alternative, I’ve selected these Alaïa boots (as Pieter Mulier single-handedly helped revive the trend for fall.) Having recently launched and already showing low in stock, now is the time to secure your size. leopard-print calf hair over-the-knee boots It may come as no surprise that Chanel continues to be one of my most requested brands, with their sunglasses being a bestselling category. For 2024, it was their Shield style that came out on top as the most requested. As I type this, the “add to cart” button is calling my name! Requests for Toteme remained consistent throughout the year, and I expect we will only see this rise heading into 2025. With Pantone confirming Mocha Mousse as the color for 2025, nobody does this color better than Toteme! A personal favorite that I had to include this month is this beautiful evening tank dress. It was produced in macadamia, black, and white! From Ferragamo, the Eva heel was our most requested shoe style from them this year, in the red color way. I sourced my most recent pair as little as a week ago (a previous season miracle find on sale!). I’ve come across a few sizes left in the burgundy color—on sale as well, which is always an added bonus! My 2024 list would not be complete without Khaite—it has been a strong, constant contender throughout the duration of the year. Looking ahead, it is their Benji dress that is going to be a best selling style to kick off 2025. I’m making the call now (based on clients already requesting pre-orders on it). It has been produced in both black and pink. Speaking of, this is a timely note that soft pink will trend heavily come SS25. I’m personally counting down the days! Magda Butrym continued to reign supreme in my requests this year, with its vintage leather bomber jacket in embossed burgundy coming out on top as my best seller. As it is now wiped out and I’m unfortunately unable to link it, so I’m including a link to a very similar new season style, this time in denim! Already showing low stock in all sizes, my sourcing radar anticipates this will sell out. Finishing the “Class of 2024” list with our bestselling tote bag from Saint Laurent this year, the Y Tote. Demand was equally as strong between both the brown and black, with requests kicking off for it at the end of September. 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Crystal Lagoons uses technology that filters and maintains clear The development will be the sixth Houston-area lagoon using Crystal Lagoons technology including The Sunterra development in Katy which has a lagoon that's more than two acres Future development phases include plans for an outdoor entertainment amphitheater resort hotels and vacation condos surrounding the turquoise lagoon The mixed-use development will include approximately 1,000 parking spaces making it accessible for day visitors and tourists This will be the second fully public "Crystal Lagoon" entertainment district developed by the company "We're looking at putting this potential heating component into both the Angel Lagoon and the Magnolia Lagoon," Man told the Houston Business Journal referring to new technology that would use data centers to heat the lagoon water while the lagoon water is used to cool the data centers The company is also building a two-acre lagoon surrounded by white sand beaches at the Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort and Spa in San Antonio The groundbreaking for the lagoon took place in June 2024 with a projected completion and open date of Q4 2025 I've lived out here for 30yrs.and see how developments like you are encroaching on those of us who have chose what use to be the quiet country life...I'm 67 and it's hard on ppl my age to move but it looks like that's what I'll be doing We chose to live in the country for a reason Stop tearing trees down for places that aren’t necessary We’re out in Magnolia because we wanna be out in the country News | Sep 3 In a race that highlights the diverse needs of Colorado’s Western Slope each making their case to represent Colorado House District 57.  The two candidates met at the First Presbyterian Church in Glenwood Springs for an invite-only forum hosted by the Glenwood Springs Lions Club shared his background and his journey into politics emphasized his connection to the community and passion for local issues “I’m a family man who got involved in the community right away,” Waller said “I hit the ground running and began serving through Rotary and other local initiatives.” Waller highlighted three key areas of focus for his campaign: housing He discussed his experience on the Garfield County Planning and Zoning Commission and his belief in free-market solutions to address the housing crisis “Housing is a major issue here,” Waller said “But we have to be careful not to infringe on private property rights and I believe we need to pull the government back a bit and give people more freedom as far as growth.” who was elected to represent District 57 two years ago shared her experiences over the past two years and her reasons for seeking reelection “It’s been the hardest job I’ve ever had but also the most rewarding,” Velasco said and that’s why I’m running again.” Velasco highlighted her work in supporting working families and preparing the community for natural disasters like wildfires She noted that she has worked closely with local governments to ensure their voices are heard at the state level “I care deeply about the well-being of our community members,” Velasco said “I’ve worked hard to bring people together and advocate for the resources we need.” Waller expressed concern about the rising cost of housing in the valley particularly for young people like himself He noted that many entry-level jobs don’t pay enough to afford the current housing prices I worked at Lowe’s making $14 or $15 an hour,” Waller said “How do you afford a home on that salary?” who argued that there are too many agendas in the education system He called for more local control and emphasized the need to focus on core subjects “There’s a lot of agendas in the education world,” Waller said “It’s concerning to me and I would love to see the state kind of empower more locals.” Velasco highlighted the state’s recent efforts to fully fund schools and increase investment in rural education “We took out the budget stabilization factor and our schools are fully funded,” Velasco said which are so we need to invest much more in education.” Energy was the final pillar of Waller’s platform He stressed the importance of supporting Garfield County’s role as an energy-producing region and advocated for reducing regulations to boost the local economy “Garfield County is an energy county,” Waller said “We need to get out of the way and show the world what energy looks like We’ve got a lot of massive amounts of natural resources here that are available that could massively boost our economy is something that’s important.” The forum allowed the candidates to delve into the issue of housing which has become increasingly unaffordable in the Roaring Fork Valley Both candidates agreed that the housing crisis is a major problem but offered different solutions not just luxury homes,” Velasco said “We need affordable housing for teachers Housing really affects our access to retaining and holding talent.” One of Velasco’s key accomplishments during her term with a focus on issues like water quality in mobile home parks and wildfire prevention “Mobile home parks are the last unsubsidized affordable housing in our communities,” Velasco said cautioned against overregulation and expressed concern that too much government intervention could stifle growth and drive up costs “We don’t need the large homes that we’re seeing here in the valley so it’s incentivizing more of those,” Waller said “Creating rent control programs as that you’re going to destroy any property values in the valley You’re going to destroy any sense of future.”  The conversation also touched on the challenges of balancing growth with preserving the character of local communities Waller acknowledged the concerns of residents who oppose new developments but argued that creative solutions are needed to address the housing shortage “The problem that I’m seeing is when we see greater regulations and it holds people back from wanting to say let’s find the future,” Waller said I want to see young people in the valley seeing a future that’s exciting for them.” Velasco acknowledged that community involvement is crucial for successful development but stressed the importance of addressing tangible concerns such as water availability and emergency access “We need to involve everyone,” Velasco said “There are real concerns that people have that are real to bring them along and bring them so that we can continue to work together.” Education was another significant point of discussion advocating for school choice and emphasizing the need for parents to have more control over their children’s education He argued that such measures would lead to better outcomes for students “We need to move Colorado towards school choice,” Waller said “Let’s empower parents and kids to make decisions about their education.” The candidates also offered contrasting approaches on immigration Waller expressed support for working immigrants and emphasized the importance of legal immigration processes but voiced concerns about the impact of large-scale immigration on the community “As I’ve worked with these Hispanic communities I’ve really fallen in love with the culture that I’ve found there,” Waller said “But I believe we need to ensure that we support immigrants who are here legally and want to contribute to our society without relying on government handouts.” who chairs the Latino Caucus at the state level highlighted her personal experience as an immigrant and underscored the importance of supporting all community members “I am the first Mexican-born legislator in the state,” Velasco said people who are here that are working on their immigration status.” both candidates made their final appeals to the audience Velasco asked for continued support in her bid for reelection underscoring her commitment to the community “My door is always open,” Velasco said “I’ll continue to work together with my colleagues and advocate for our district.” highlighted the importance of empathy and understanding the diverse needs of the district “Our district is incredibly diverse,” Waller said and I’m ready to work hard for you in Denver.” Readers around Glenwood Springs and Garfield County make the Post Independent’s work possible Your financial contribution supports our efforts to deliver quality Each donation will be used exclusively for the development and creation of increased news coverage Colorado has seen five known cases of measles this year View Results after a very lengthy and courageous battle with cancer Lorraine's family was her pride and joy She always said her children's birth changed her life for the better and they felt that in the love and support she provided She was preceded in death by her parents Cecil and Olga Waller Lorraine is survived by her children Coleen (Jim) Crownover nephews and cousins who will never forget the love that she brought to their lives Alabama and Hospice of Chattanooga for their amazing 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