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GOOD MORNING, AMERICA

As dawn's first light washes over the nearby ranch lands of Washington, Texas, Houston's next top models - twins Josh and Chris Zatopek - find their inner cowboys, in fashion inspired by Americana and the rugged spirit of the frontier.

Julie Soefer
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Necklace, at Feliz Interiors

Photos by Julie Soefer

Produced by Kate Stukenberg

Styling by Rene Garza

Styling assistance by Molly Jodeit

Photo assistance by Claudia Casbarian and Harry Dearing III

Grooming by Tisha Hughes for Neal Hamil

Shot on location at the Inn At Dos Brisas

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Propose in Style at The Westin Houston Medical Center/Museum District

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Propose in Style at The Westin Houston Medical Center/Museum District

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