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HOUSTON – If you're looking for a way to make your hair color pop this fall, have you thought about going gray? From the runway to the red carpet, the gray hair trend is still going strong. Genesis, Maggie and Margaret decide to embrace the gray hair trend on "Houston Life." She wanted to transition to her natural gray color. The TrendsetterMaggie had a moderate amount of gray hair, but wanted to embrace the trend.

HOUSTON – Rodeo season is in full swing and even if you aren't a cowgirl or cowboy, you can still dress like one! From western prints and even the little back dress, Bea Castillo with Pinto Ranch shares contemporary rodeo looks that will turn heads. "This shows the little black dress going western, you can dress it up with a cowboy hat.. add a cool concho belt and you've gone western," said Castillo. For more information on these looks click here

HOUSTON – “This is the biggest miracle of your life and it’s the most beautiful time. Hammons, who is pregnant with her third child, shared great advice on maternity wear. I also pair things with leggings that also help secure everything. There are pregnancy leggings that are great,” said Hammons. These looks are also transitional pieces from day to night but you can also wear them after giving birth.

HOUSTON – This "Tuesday shoesday" we share the latest boot styles for the season. "Keli is wearing the Vince Camuto peep-toe bootie, this is the perfect transition into Fall, she's still showing her pedicure. Whether you're a fan of peep-toe booties or over-the-knee high boots, these styles are sure to make a statement. "Britny is wearing the Steve Madden over-the-knee boot, they're on sale right now for sixty-five dollars from shoes.com. This is the perfect way to wear an over-the-knee boot in Houston because she just put her shorts on, put her cardigan on and called it a day."

To see the fashions in person, visit Chloe Dao Boutique in Rice Village. HOUSTON – Chloe Dao debuts her Fall 2016 Collection on Houston Life! If you need help with the Public File, call (713) 778-4745.