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St. Louis Magazine - September, 2007

September 2007

Lead Story

Take 5

By Cliff Froehlich

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Classroom Warrior

Steve McKinstry

The Queer Lebowski

Pirates Gone Mild

Elements of Style

Sophie's Choices

How Lo Can You Go?

Under and Over, Landscape and Sea

Perspective - Ghost Writers

Web Exclusive: War Stories

Good Stuff - Chocolate Phyllo

Kitchen Q&A - Chris LaRocca

First Look - Bistro Alexander



	Best Dressed 2007 The part of fashion and style we find most appealing and enduring is its ability to convey messages—all without saying a word. Introduction and Best Dressed selections by Jerry Talamantes; Interviews by Jeannette Cooperman, Emily Freeman and Stephen Schenkenberg; Photographs by Steve Perotti and David Torrence

	The Art of The Deal For most people, fine art is as far removed from business as ... soup cans. But Robert Lococo parlayed elegant taste, financial savvy and an early love of Andy Warhol into a publishing firm that might as well be in New York By Jeannette Cooperman

	Hello My Name Is Phyllis The story of how an almost-was went to the one place where most people lose themselves entirely—an office—to become what she was always meant to be By Matthew Halverson

	Flashback - 1929 Fur-ever lovely...

	The A–Z Style Guide Everything you need to spell Style this fall

	Rebirth of the Cool Thanks to Gene Dobbs Bradford, the St. Louis jazz scene is hitting the high notes again

	Outside Art This month, internationally acclaimed sculptor Alice Aycock will unveil a striking work of public art in downtown Clayton. As the installation nears, we preview the project—and recall an earlier artist in whose footsteps she follows