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Got Style? Seven Easy and Realistic Ways to Find or Refine Your Look.
by Cécile Bischof I’ve always loved people-watching — maybe because it’s practically a national pastime in France, where I grew up. I enjoy observing what makes someone stand out in a crowd, whether their style is bold or quietly understated.…
Protect Your Glow – Skin Cancer is Real: A Q&A with Robert S. Purvis, MD, of Purvis Dermatology
Glowing skin is always in—but healthy skin is everything. This May, in honor of Skin Cancer Awareness Month and our Mother’s Day + Fashion Issue, we’re reminding you that protecting your skin is the ultimate beauty move. We sat down…
The Woman in the Mirror Wears Her Own Clothes Now
by Leslie Williams There is a blazer hanging in my closet that I have not worn in three years. It is perfectly pressed, impeccably tailored, and entirely somebody else’s idea of who I should be. It still has the tags…
A Q&A with Sandy Copeland of Physicians Weight Loss
What is your mission and vision for your clients and your community?My wish and dream is to make my clients healthy and confident again. Loving and caring for my clients is so very important to me. I opened this business…
May 2026 Book Review: A Fortune of Sand
Book by: Ruta SepetysReview by: Dr. Wendy Hooper-Meletes, Ed.D., owner of Litchfield Books Author Ruta Sepetys is a #1 New York Times bestselling author. Born in Detroit, she was captivated by the eccentric empire of Detroit during its golden age…
The Stories She Told
by Beth Hooe Gilbert Moms are so important. We do not always realize or necessarily appreciate just how much they sacrifice and give of themselves until we are one. When we are young, we are too young, and when we…
Outdoor Living Reimagined: Creating Your Personal Wellness Retreat at Home
by Beth Rush When my family and I moved into our new home along the coast, the backyard was generous in size and short on charm. There was patchy grass, a plain slab of concrete, and little else. After the…
I Used to Kill Every Plant. Here’s What Finally Changed.
by Brittany Barry For most of my adult life, plants did not survive me. I killed them with confidence. Succulents shriveled. Ferns browned dramatically. Even the so-called “unkillable” houseplants met their end on my watch. Friends would gift me greenery…
Curated, Created: An Inside Look into Curated Pawleys and Susan Teachey, Interior Designer and Owner
by Ashley Daniels When it comes to curating items, content, or collections, curating in the design world means carefully selecting, organizing, and presenting anything and everything in a space. And that’s exactly the foundation of interior designer Susan Teachey and her…
April 2026 Book Review: The Patriot’s Daughter
Book by: Brittany ButlerReview by: Dr. Wendy Hooper-Meletes, Ed.D., owner of Litchfield Books Before becoming a novelist, Brittany Buttler served as a CIA targeting officer supporting U.S. counterterrorism operations, working in high-pressure e n v i r o n m…
Finding Joy Where You Are
By Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino Spring has a quiet way of reminding us that life continues to grow, even after long seasons of waiting. In April, the world begins to soften. Trees that seemed bare only weeks ago begin to show signs…
Community Connections That Make A New Town Feel Like Home
Moving to a different town often brings excitement along with uncertainty. New streets, unfamiliar routines, and unknown faces can quickly create distance from everyday comfort. However, strong local relationships often shorten that adjustment period. Regular conversations with neighbors, shop owners,…
When Change Isn’t Chosen: How Women Can Redefine Success Through Peace
By Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino We tend to think of change as something we choose. A new role, a bold goal, a reinvention we decide is time. Chosen change feels empowering. It allows us to plan, prepare, and step forward with confidence.…
The Uncertainty of Becoming a Young Girl’s Role Model
By Dana Hall A little girl, a month from turning four, begins to settle into her personality and find her voice. She pounces around, talks a mile a minute, and always with “I have an idea!”. The most significant part…
A Q&A with Stacey Lyon & Jenny King of HypeGirl
HypeGirl has such a powerful mission. Can you take us back to the beginning…What inspired you to start HypeGirl and what gap did you see for women that needed to be filled? HypeGirl was born from a simple but powerful…
Celebrate the Win, Not Just the Work
Thrive with Dr. Torri: Tips for a Healthier You | March 2026 A funny thing happens when women succeed. A promotion lands, a business hits a milestone, a goal becomes real, and then the next thought shows up fast. “Okay,…
March 2026 Book Review: Blood Rivalry
Book by: Paul AttawayReview by: Dr. Wendy Hooper-Meletes, Ed.D., owner of Litchfield Books Blood Rivalry is more than just a mystery crime thriller. It’s a legal drama with the balance of a Southern landscape rooted in a deep appreciation for…
Home Glow Up with John S. Gore of B Graham Interiors
Have you often times heard the expression “she is well put together” or “he is well coordinated”? Most of us have heard it many times. Did you know that this expression can also apply to your home? Is it coordinated,…
Forward Motion: Black Dog Running Company co-owner Kelly Burton shares how she and her team help the Myrtle Beach community put one foot in front of the other
By Ashley Daniels The rhythm of the footsteps in Kelly Burton’s life journey follows the old saying that, “Life isn’t a sprint, it’s a marathon.” The co-owner of Black Dog Running Company moved to Myrtle Beach from Chicago over a…
7 Ways to Reset Your Well-Being After the Holiday Screen Binge
By Beth Rush Some years, the holidays recharge you. Other years, you come out of them with a smartphone hangover. I knew I had exceeded my screen-time record when my eyes felt gritty before New Year’s even winked at me.…