dsm Nov/Dec 2016

A Full Plate

Michelle Book takes on food shortages in her new leadership role.

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A Precious Few

Refugee children find dreams in Des Moines.

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It’s All About the Dress

These showstopping looks will focus attention where it belongs: On the bride.

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Blurred Lines

Fashion, beauty and gender find freedom from stereotypes.

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Man with a Mission

Writer: Jody Gifford At just 28 years old, Des Moines photographer Ryan Morrison already ...

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Coming Home Reignites Career

Writer: Chad Taylor Photographer: Joseph Leaming If you’re a fan of local music, or ...

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Recalling Old Friends

Fiat and Lincoln rekindle old flames; pugnacious Viper goes one last round.

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Embracing the Journey

By Marsha Ternus, as told to Tim Paluch Marsha Ternus was the chief justice ...

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Kamillah Jonaé Camp-Bey

Photographer: Joelle Blanchard Musician How you would describe your style: I’m an old soul, ...

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FYI – Nov/Dec 16

What you’re reading Jay Byers, CEO of the Greater Des Moines Partnership, is reading ...

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dsm magazine is the elegant and essential journal of local arts and culture. Each issue celebrates the breadth of culture in Central Iowa—from fashion to philanthropy, from dining and décor to lifestyle and social issues. Readers rely on dsm to report on Greater Des Moines’ civic growth and improvements, and they know when a new issue arrives, it will include fresh reasons to enjoy and take pride in the community we share. Our mission is not to flatter but to reflect Greater Des Moines at its best.

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