Reading the new eponymous book about Houston philanthropist and international style icon Lynn Wyatt feels like flipping through the photo album of the most popular girl in school. Its 324 pages are packed with photos of familiar faces. There’s John Travolta and Wyatt in cowboy hats, celebrating the premiere of 1980’s Urban Cowboy. In another snapshot from the same event, she’s sitting with Andy Warhol (whose portrait of Wyatt graces the book’s cover), while designer Diane von Furstenberg stands on a table behind them. In many of the photos, Wyatt appears almost in costume, her outfits all statements: cowboy boots for the ranch, a brooch for meeting President Ronald Reagan, and an evening gown for nearly everything else. The consistency of her glorious, golden blond hair alone (over de

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