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Editor's Picks Darcy Shankland |
Style File Ayoka Lucas |
Party Scene Reese Moore |
On the House Ellen McGauley |
Bridal Blog Melissa Bigner |
Megan Waldrep, Mew Designs founder and designer has added the title ‘writer’ to her repertoire with the launch of a children’s book that she has co-authored with friend, Melissa Nelson.
The book,...
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Opulence ruled at this year’s A Night in the Valley. Partygoers swept down the red carpet in floor length gowns and tailored tuxes to the pulse of Spanish music as a Flamenco dancer whirled, flourished, and stomped a dramatic welcome....
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Sample Sale Alert! Cynthia Rowley is taking up to 80% off clothing and accessories. How is this for added benefits? They are including exclusive archive and one-of-a-kind samples! I can almost hear you ladies...
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Charleston is an amazing place to live, due in part to the incredibly strong sense of community in this town. Nowhere was that so evident as at the Keegan-Filion Farm Barn Raising on Sunday, when fourteen of Charleston’s finest chefs were...
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It was smooth sailing at the SOS: Black & White party despite the torrential downpour that evening. Partygoers stepped out (and over the puddles) in their finest cocktail and black tie attire for the nautical-themed gala, and they were...
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Oyster roasts abound this time of year, to the delight of most Charlestonians, and many veteran shuckers happily trekked out to Awendaw for the 7th annual Music and Oysters for Wildlife, benefiting the SEWEE Association. The laid-back fete has...
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Anita Zucker is one remarkable lady, so it’s no wonder that Charlestonians showed overwhelming support at Thursday’s gala in her honor. The renowned philanthropist, education advocate, and recipient of the "Order of the Palmetto...
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The countdown to Charleston Fashion Week® (CFW) has begun! 2012 is proving to be a an even bigger year as CFW prepares to turn Marion Square into a Fashion Village. Just you wait and see! Tickets are selling fast...
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The Charleston Museum knows how to throw an oyster roast. Guests stepped from their cars to be greeted with the magnificent scenery of the Charleston Museum Dill Sanctuary before hurrying toward long tables already heaped high with steaming, fresh...
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The beat of the Djole Dance and Drum Company called Charlestonians to the opening reception of Gerald Bybee's photographs of Ghana, and the MUSC Colbert Library doors opened to a sea of colors as guests gathered, many sporting vibrant African...
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