A lot of fashion magazines have written about Billy Reid's clothing (G&G among them). But in my opinion, we should be paying more attention to the interior design of his shops.
Here in Charleston, Reid's shop tells an unmistakably Southern story, and the clothes are characters in the narrative.
The wide plank floors, the worn velvet upholstery, and the dog-eared Walker Percy novels are characters too, as is the smell of hot mulled cider that seeps through the place all winter.
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Fashion designer Cynthia Rowley's creations cruise on and off the runway
Packing just got prettier...
I have a little bit of a crush on Charleston right now as far as design goes.
Charleston, South Carolina is a bathing suit town.
I am really picky about jewelry. A piece isn't beautiful to me unless there is a compelling story behind it.
Being an editor certainly has its perks.
Who knew Thomas Edison had a Southern summer house?