Butterfly Women's Consignment Boutique continues their Famous Gambler Sale through September 11 when the discounts are up to 80%.
When you find that perfect outfit, do you buy it right away or gamble with the savings and let it go another day for even greater savings? I can't stand the suspense.
Butterfly Women's Consignment Boutique is at 482 King Street in the Upper King Design District in historic downtown Charleston. www.butterflyconsignments.com
The OOPS! Co. has everything you need to get ready for football season. Show your team spirit by accessorizing in team colors and don't forget a team Tervis Tumbler!
We've got your favorite team stuff. Stop in today.
The OOPS! Co. is in the King Street Fashion District at 326 King Street in historic downtown Charleston.
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Evening Highlights at Seeking Indigo
Daphne Tse is a multi-faceted artist (musician, painter, photographer and poet) with her first love being singing. Since her initial yoga class almost 15 years ago, she has merged her spiritual practice with her contemporary folk singer/songwriter style.
She studied music at The University of Texas at Austin, The Old Town School of Folk Music in Chicago and Kirtan music with Jai Uttal and Daniel Paul in Guatemala. She has traveled extensively sharing her music in Europe, North America, Central America, Asia and beyond.
Daphne is inspired by her yoga practice, her travels and the diverse, compassionate human beings she meets worldwide to continue creating and sharing her soulful blend of folk/pop/spiritual/jazz music. She is committed to expanding consciousness on the planet through global community events focusing on music, yoga, dance and all forms of art that inspire peace in action.
Seeking Indigo is a holistic center for inspired living and spiritual awakening, located at 445 King Street in the heart of the Upper King Design District in historic downtown Charleston.
MUSE is hosting a Post Concert Soiree after the Unedited Concert Series performance with Laura Ball and Friends performing "Favorite Arias and Duets" at Charleston Library Society from 7:00 to 8:00 PM.
Ticket holders can enjoy a post-concert special dinner at MUSE, just $23 for two-course meal. Or just join the fun and enjoy the surprise music, Thursday, September 9, from 8:30 pm 'til whenever.
Join Ms. Ball and friends as they take you through a musical journey of best-loved opera songs and duets from movies and film. It’s the premiere of Unedited Concert Series so come red carpet ready. (Click Here to purchase Concert Tickets.)
Call MUSE for post-concert reservations at (843) 577-1102. Muse Restaurant & Wine Bar is at 82 Society Street in historic downtown Charleston, in the King Street Fashion District.
Chris Campbell of C & P Imports will present four Spanish wines from some of the most dynamic Spanish winemakers today. A $30 donation will be appreciated.
Also, Jeff Mosher, Selena Kaufman and Jen Rader are running the New York Marathon to raise money for Team for Kids. Join Muse in helping the kids!
Muse Restaurant & Wine Bar, at 82 Society Street in historic downtown Charleston, just slightly east of King Street, is where food and wine meld together in harmony in the Mediterranean tradition.
Butterfly Women's Consignment Boutique begins their Famous Gambler Sale this Friday, September 3. Here's how it works: Friday the discounts start at 30% off, Saturday that same item will be 40% off, Monday 50%. You get the picture.
When you find that perfect outfit, do you buy it right away or gamble with the savings and let it go another day for even greater savings? I can't stand the suspense.
Butterfly Women's Consignment Boutique is at 482 King Street in the Upper King Design District in historic downtown Charleston. www.butterflyconsignments.com
Taught by his grandfather Carew, Clay Rice is a 21st century folk artist and a Lowcountry treasure. Watching him cut a child’s silhouette in five minutes has been called performance art in itself. Last year, we watched as he was actually able to capture a recognizable profile of Jonathan Sanchez' squirming one-year-old in less time than it takes to get her shoes on.
His national touring schedule keeps him on the road often, cutting more than 10,000 children’s silhouettes a year, so events back home in Charleston are rare!
Personal silhouettes start at $40 for two copies. We expect slots to fill up quickly. To book an appointment, please call Blue bicycle books at 843.722.2666.
Pat Conroy's favorite bookstore in the Holy City is Blue Bicycle Books, 420 King Street near the corner of King and John, in the Upper King Design District in historic downtown Charleston.
Mary Porter's House of Couture is having a ONE DAY ONLY
"SAMPLE SALE"
Wednesday, September 1, from
10:00 AM to 7:00 PM. The existing Inventory of previous original designs must be cleared out immediately because Mary is expanding to design her exclusive "Mary Porter" line nationwide.
She has been commissioned to design her New Designer Line wholesale and will no longer offer custom designs, except for existing clients who made this wonderful opportunity available.
Don't miss this chance to own an original "Mary Porter" design, as seen in
Charleston Fashion Week, New York's SoDe Collections and Charleston Ballet Theatre's Decadent Divas.
Prices from $100 and sizes range for 2 to 14. Gowns, Cocktail Dresses, Wedding Gowns, Suits, Dance Costumes and Hats. Plus, Mary is liquidating her stock of mannequins, mirrors, display cabinets and jewelry.
Mary Porter House of Couture is at 72 Wentworth Street in downtown Charleston. 843.720.1120
Come into Croghan's Jewel Box and see what else catches your eye in the Summer Sale Case.Take up to 50% off selected Gift Items and Jewelry.
Don't forget that there's always free parking behind the store. Visit Croghan's Jewel Box, 308 King Street, in the King Street Fashion District in historic downtown Charleston. Hours are 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Saturday. Or Call them at 843.723.3594
All of the fall collections look absolutely amazing and Stacy Smallwood's boutique has everything you desire.
You can find incredibly exclusive and beautiful fashions everyday at Hampden Clothing in the King Street Fashion District at 314 King Street in historic downtown Charleston.
Stop in soon for the best selection of these creative colorful treats for everyone in your family... even the family dog. The OOPS! Co. is in the King Street Fashion District at 326 King Street in historic downtown Charleston.
Prized for both its beauty and durability, sapphire, the birthstone of September is just as popular for elegant and timeless bridal jewelry as it is for fashionable every day wardrobe staples.
Joint Venture Estate Jewelers has a wonderful array of sapphire jewelry for all occasions and purposes. Whether you are looking for your engagement ring, a celebratory present to mark a milestone, your "something blue" or simply the pair of earrings you can put in every day without worrying about what they go with, they have something that will surely meet your needs.
Featured above is a gorgeous Princess Diana style platinum ring for $15,000 with a 5.76 ct sapphire surrounded by 1.32 carat total weight of diamonds that would be perfect for an engagement ring, an anniversary present or a fabulous cocktail ring for glamorous nights out on the town.
Stop by and try on any of the beautiful pieces in their large inventory. We look forward to seeing you at Joint Venture Estate Jewelers, 185 King Street in the Antique District of historic downtown Charleston. 843-722-6730
A journey to the five continents, an ambitious dream, an extraordinary and sophisticated experience. Discover Africa, Oceania, Asia, Europe and America through the Oxette exclusive collection of jewelry and watches. Take pleasure in the unique creations of "The Cruiser" collection and become a first class voyager.
Look at this beautiful onyx bracelet. The basket is reminiscent of Charleston's traditional sweetgrass baskets, and included in "The Cruiser" collection.
Oxette is located at 258 King Street in the King Street Fashion District.
Zanotti's designs are fresh looks for fall and are sure to bring life to anyone's wardrobe. Put on an old pair of jeans, a white T-shirt, sun glasses, a pair of these lovely sparkling, side-zip boots and tell us you can't go anywhere and not turn heads.
You can find more from Giuseppe Zanotti, Stuart Weitzman, Pas de Rouge and many beautiful designer shoes and handbags at Bob Ellis Shoes, 332 King Street in historical downtown Charleston. You can always shop online at BobEllisShoes.com.
Since 2005, the Capital BookFest has brought hundreds of authors, and thousands of readers, together for a FREE, festive and insightful day of readings, panels, storytelling, and exhibitors. This Fall the show is coming to Charleston Saturday, November 6, from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM at the Charleston County Public Library, Gaillard Auditorium, Blue Bicycle Books and the College of Charleston.
Come and see authors like Wes Moore, Nicole Seitz, Tina McElroy Ansa, Leonard Pitts, Jr., Jack Bass, Dr. Anita Davis-Defoe, Dr. Richard Hughes, Batt Humphreys, Bertice Berry and hundreds more.
For more information on the Capital Bookfest, stop in to see Jonathan Sanchez at Blue Bicycle Books, 420 King Street near the corner of King and John, in the Upper King Design District in historic downtown Charleston.
Make your reservations now for the Francis Marion's Fall Historic Homes & Gardens Tour Package, September 23 to October 24. Enjoy a self-paced walk within the city’s various historic neighborhoods filled with privately owned homes from the Colonial era to the present.
Charleston has been called our Nation’s living museum; you may feel like your walking into the past, but your stay with the Francis Marion offers the comforts of today.
Luxurious bedding, sleek room decor, complimentary high-speed Internet and flat screen TV’s. Our spectacular views of the harbor, church steeples and antebellum homes will beckon you to go outside and enjoy our cool fall temperatures and glorious gardens filled with camellias and fragrant tea olives.
Rates start at $239.00 per night and vary based on the date. Your Fall Historic Homes & Gardens Tour Package includes: A traditional room and two tickets for The Preservation Society’s Fall Tours of Homes and Gardens per night. (Book Your Room Now.)
The tours take place each Thursday and Friday evening from 7:00 until 10:00 PM and Saturday and Sunday afternoons from 2:00 until 5:00 PM. All tours are self-paced walking tours held on the peninsula of Charleston.
The Francis Marion Hotel, at the corner of Calhoun and King, is a Charleston landmark and located in the heart of the historic Upper King Design District.The Pride's exhilarating daily sails or romantic sunset sails will show you the Holy City the way it was meant to be seen, from the peaceful waters of Charleston Harbor, mingling with dolphins, pelicans and gulls on a two-hour sailing tour. Tickets are only $31 for this wonderful adventure. (CLICK HERE TO ORDER TICKETS)
The Pride is an 84 foot Tall Ship and each sail is its own adventure. This is a three-mast ship modeled after the old trading schooners that sailed up and down the coast during the great days of sail.
She is comfortable with ample deck space and seating for up to 49. With the engine off and sails full, she quietly glides along as guests enjoy the natural sounds of dolphins, gulls, wind and water, an experience that is relaxing and romantic.
The Schooner Pride sails from the Aquarium Wharf,
360 Concord Street, just a 1/2 block south of the South Carolina Aquarium.
843.772.1112 www.schoonerpride.com
Cantina del Pino's Freisa delle Langhe (2008) or "Freisa" is the perfect summer red wine made by the young winemaker from Italy's Piedmont region, Renato Vacca at Cantina del Pino. It's bright, crisp, medium bodied with a little sparkle to it. Freisa is refreshing on your palate with a nice blackberry finish. Freisa is served slightly chilled.
"Proprietor Renato Vacca has emerged as one of the leading lights of Barbaresco within just the last few years." ---Robert Parker, The Wine Advocate
Muse Restaurant & Wine Bar, at 82 Society Street in historic downtown Charleston, just slightly east of King Street, is where food and wine meld together in harmony.
Seeking Indigo welcomes Erica Girth, of Inspired Living to the professional staff. Inspired Living is all about being inspired, to live the life of one's dreams, through many paths. Erica will be the Lead Massage Therapist at Seeking Indigo, offering and array of Massage Therapy Modalities, Life/Passion/Business/Style Coaching and even Dance (Latin and other forms).
Seeking Indigo is offering an end of the summer promotion. When you book a signature Massage Therapy Session, with Erica, you will receive a free 30 minute Migun Massage Experience! Through August 31, 2010.
Seeking Indigo is located at 445 King Street, right across the street from Halls Chophouse in the Upper King Design District in historic downtown Charleston.
Stop in soon for the best selection of these creative colorful watches for fashion forward folks in your life. Great gift item. The OOPS! Co. is in the King Street Fashion District at 326 King Street in historic downtown Charleston.
Muse Restaurant & Wine Bar, at 82 Society Street in historic downtown Charleston, just slightly east of King Street, is where food and wine meld together in harmony.
Please mention this promotion when you call 843-577-2444 to schedule your appointment. Plus there are more discounts and updates on our Facebook page: Facebook/Spa Adagio in the Francis Marion Hotel.
Come aboard the Carolina Belle this Thursday, August 19 and every Thursday night for the rest of the Summer (through September 2) for a night of amazing Blues music and Charleston's Best BBQ!
Charleston Harbor Tours has partnered with The Bridge at 105.5, Charleston's favorite Home Team Barbecue, plus Charleston's favorite blues group, Shrimp City Slim.
The Carolina Bell boards at 6:30 PM Thursday for the Blues & Barbecue Harbor Cruise. Tickets are just $39.50 for cruise and dinner, and there's a full cash bar aboard. (CLICK HERE TO ORDER TICKETS.)
Charleston Harbor Tours launches the cruise at 7:00 PM from the Charleston Maritime Center at 10 Wharfside St, just a 1/2 block south of the South Carolina Aquarium.
843.772.1112
There will be a reception and wine tasting from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM. And, just for this event, a flight of three Italian Wines is only $10.
Muse Restaurant & Wine Bar, at 82 Society Street in historic downtown Charleston, just slightly east of King Street, is where food and wine meld together in harmony in the Mediterranean tradition.
Visit Croghan's Jewel Box, 308 King Street, in the King Street Fashion District. Hours are 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Saturday and there's free parking behind the store in historic downtown Charleston. 843.723.3594
There's nothing more delightful than dropping in to King Street’s chocolate lovers dream come true, Christophe Artisan Chocolatier-Patissier and leaving with a beautiful box set of chocolates.
The boxed sets are something to cherish and the perfect introduction to these wonderful chocolate treasures is the Four or Seven Count Boxes, an assortment from the hand-painted or truffle collection for only $9.95 or $12.95.
For that really special someone there is the 9 Count Box for only $18.95, or double the pleasure with the 18 Count Box for just $34.95.
Christophe Artisan Chocolatier-Patissier is a chocolate fancier’s heaven on earth with hand-made chocolates and pastries that are as visually stunning as their delectable taste. You can find them at 373 1/2 King Street in the Fashion District in historic downtown Charleston. Open every day, plus you can also find Christophe Artisan Chocolatier in I'on, just off 17 North in Mt. Pleasant.
This is a new pattern from one of Bob Ellis Shoes favorite designers, Stuart Weitzman. This fabulous shoe combines a soft suede leather upper with a shearling lining and a latex walking sole for all-day comfort.
And these lovelies come in a narrow or medium width for the hard-to-fit foot. You will love the feel of this shoe. Take a pair for weekend romps or the Saturday afternoon football game. Stay comfortable this fall with Bob Ellis Shoes.
You can find more from Stuart Weitzman and many beautiful shoes and handbags at Bob Ellis Shoes, 332 King Street in historical downtown Charleston. You can always shop online at BobEllisShoes.com.
The OOPS! Co. has the best selection of SC logo merchandise for the entire family including your family dog. South Carolina flag dog collars and leashes are just $12.99 each.
Stop in soon for the best selection of these creative colorful treats for everyone in your family... even the family dog. The OOPS! Co. is in the King Street Fashion District at 326 King Street in historic downtown Charleston.
LA FOURCHETTE invites you to a Dinner and Tasting with Burgundy Importer Steve Pignatiello, Tuesday, August 10, at 7:00 PM.
FIRST COURSE
$49/person + tax and gratuity. For reservations please call La Fourchette at 843.722.6261
After dinner, Steve Pignatello will lead a tasting of four red burgundies and four white burgundies from Villages, Premier and Grand Cru Vineyards.
La Fourchette magically transforms itself into a remarkable Paris bistro each night. The wonderful atmosphere is only surpassed by their innovative and sumptuous food and extensive wine list. La Fourchette is at 432 King Street, in historic downtown Charleston in the Upper King Design District. Call for reservations 843.722.6261.
Hampden Clothing is thrilled to announce the new designers they will feature for fall! They will be carrying over a dozen new designers including Acne Studios, Preen, Cacharel, Chris Benz, Rogan, L’agence (a French line carried by less than 20 stores in the entire country), Helmut Lang, Golden Goose boots, Suno (an amazing new line that has been receiving a ton of press and buzz), and Wendi Reed.
All of the fall collections look absolutely amazing and Stacy Smallwood's boutique has already started to receive pre-fall shipments.
You can find incredibly exclusive and beautiful fashions everyday at Hampden Clothing in the King Street Fashion District at 314 King Street in historic downtown Charleston.
Butterfly has plenty of pretty summer dresses in pastels and brights to to wow your fiends, husbands and significant others at a price that won't shock your wallet. Look for Milly dresses, DVF dresses a few truly cute J. Crew dresses and a Nicole Miller with tags (it's my color and size ... plus I LOVE Nicole Miller so you'll have to be faster than me on that one!!!).... and of course our Palm Beach friend Lilly. As you already know prices are rock bottom, typically about 1/3 of retail. What a steal!
Butterfly Women's Consignment Boutique is at 482 King Street in the Upper King Design District in historic downtown Charleston.
ADAM is a a place where the fashion forward man matters. ADAM Upscale Men's Consignment Space features men's in-style, in-season, top fashion, couture and designer clothing for the discriminating man.
Personal shoppers, personal service and exceptional merchandise differentiate Amanda Rosen's Concept Shops from other resale and consignment stores.
And to make your shopping experience even more pleasurable, after 4:00 PM ADAM has complimentary beer to alleviate the summer heat.
Empty your closets, bring men's consignments and receive a free thank you gift from ADAM's vivacious sister, Butterfly!
499a King Street
Charleston, SC 29403
Mon - Sat 10:00 - 6:00, Thurs till 7:00
And speaking of slacks... what could be better Pennington & Bailes Khakis - complete in USC's Garnet? Now only $108.00 marked down from $135.00. Clemson colors are here too.
College Colors is their newest addition to the Stadium Pants collection. The same 7.5 ounce brushed and washed twill pants but without all the embroidery. This pant is perfect for those that want to represent USC in a classic way.
Located at 294 King Street in the Fashion District at the corner of Society Street, M. Dumas & Sons has an incredible selection of suits, blazers, sport coats, ties, bow ties, casual and dress slacks, shirts for dress or golf, shoes and formal wear for the discriminating man. Shop online at www.mdumasandsons.com.
Prima Donna Bras, exclusively at Bits of Lace, produces perfectly fitting lingerie. Prima Donna is known for such styles as the Prima Donna Satin Bra, Prima Donna Menton Bra and the Prima Donna Sambal Bra.
Each of the 50 components that make up a Prima Donna bra ensures ultimate comfort and gives you the support you need. The highest quality fabrics ensure that your bra retains its fit even after frequent wear and washing.
Ranging from a B to an H cup in 9 different back sizes, Prima Donna offers one of the largest size ranges. Click here to view only the Prima Donna Bras. Click Here to learn more about Prima Donna bras. Please call for bra fitting advice from their professional fitting specialists.
Bits of Lace is notably acclaimed for offering delicate laces, comfortable cottons, sexy silks and the finest European lingerie from classics to fashion-forward styles. Bits of Lace is at 302 King Street in the King Street Fashion District in downtown Charleston.
Chef Jeremiah Bacon has created a menu that will treat your palette with Grilled Pave of Swordfish, Whole Fried Quail, A Sweet Onion Tart, Braised Venison and finish the evening with Brie. And each course will be accompanied by an ale of Brewery Ommegang including the specially brewed Rare Vos and the tasty Ommegeddon.
The Ales of Brewery Ommegang, from Cooperstown, NY, brew beer that "isn't overhopped or overhyped. The Belgian-style ales are functional art, crafted to make your dining and drinking experience something to behold."
A landmark in Charleston’s rich culinary history, Carolina’s, the Original Southern Bistro, is at 10 Exchange Street in a building that dates back to Revolutionary times. Carolina's is less than 100 feet from the Cooper River in historic downtown Charleston. For reservations call (843) 724.3800
The OOPS! Co. has some very nice fashion forward and just fun things for men. In the fun category there are these Local Catch Ball Caps for only $12.99.
And for the fashionalble man, The OOPS! Co. has a great selection of colorful ribbon belts.
All belts are priced at their famous low prices from $17.99 - 24.99!
The OOPS! Co. is in the King Street Fashion District at 326 King Street in historic downtown Charleston.
Join Chef Charlotte Jenkins for a delicious and traditional Gullah dinner cruise with entertainment
provided by De Gullah Singers all aboard the beautiful Spirit of Charleston.
Chef Charlotte Jenkins, owner of Gullah Cuisine in Mount Pleasant, SC, is recognized as a premier Gullah chef. Her cooking has been praised by Southern Living, Gourmet Magazine, The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Boston Globe. The Charleston City Paper consistently names her restaurant as serving the best soul food in the area.
Whether it’s an elegant dinner, a historic tour of Fort Sumter or a leisurely cruise through Charleston Harbor, Fort Sumter Tours and SpiritLine Cruises have been showcasing the beauty of Charleston from its fabulous waterways since 1961. Over the years, the family-owned company has taken more than 10 million passengers on some 70,000 Charleston boat tours.
Visit Croghan's Jewel Box, 308 King Street, in the King Street Fashion District. Hours are 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Saturday and there's free parking behind the store in historic downtown Charleston. 843.723.3594
And speaking of shoes... what could be better than these Mens Authentic Original Boat Shoes in brown? Only $67.50 marked down from $75.00.
Genuine hand-sewn Tru-Moc Construction for durable comfort. Stain and water resistant leather for lasting wear. Features a 360° Lacing System™ with rust proof eyelets for a secure fit. Shock Absorbing EVA heel cup for added comfort. Non-marking, rubber outsole with Razor-Cut Wave-Siping™ for Ultimate Dry / Wet Traction.
Located at 294 King Street in the Fashion District at the corner of Society Street, M. Dumas & Sons has an incredible selection of suits, blazers, sport coats, ties, bow ties, casual and dress slacks, shirts for dress or golf, shoes and formal wear for the discriminating man. Shop online at www.mdumasandsons.com.
Summer is the perfect time to wear the beautiful pieces from Felice Designs, the Carmen Miranda Collection.
This lovely collection by Felice is crafted from Murano-style blown glass beads, strung onto filaments in ways that might have suited Carmen Miranda. Based partly on the fact that they're the most fun body ornaments in Charleston.
Wall to wall glass jewelry in every color imaginable greets you when you visit Felice Designs, the New Bohemia of local counterculture shopping on historic King Street
Explore Felice Designs, the intensely original boutique with all original jewelry designed by Felice Viguere Killian, a South Carolinian by way of New Orleans in the Upper King Design District at 424 King Street in historic downtown Charleston.
Today's meeting of the Peninsula Task Force put forth a set of proposals from the Transportation Sub-Committee that would prohibit vehicular traffic on King Street and make King Street a "Pedestrian Only" street from noon to 6:00 PM one Sunday per month.
The area of King Street has not yet been totally defined but it was recommended that the Upper King Design District north of Calhoun be included in the proposed closure.
Details to come.
There are some great new patterns for fall from Pas de Rouge at Charleston's most famous fashion shoe store, Bob Ellis Shoes.
They have a hit with their stretch and suede combination shoes and the back zip pleated suede bootie on a tapered wedge that is just fabulous. If you are looking for something to travel light with, these are the shoes. These go anywhere, do anything and fit every occasion.
In every Pas de Rouge shoe, the lining and arch support are hand stitched to the upper using the “sacchetto” process. The result is a shoe that fits like a glove, a shoe with fewer rigid parts which follows the natural movement of the foot for ultimate comfort.
You can find Pas de Rouge and many beautiful shoes and handbags at Bob Ellis Shoes, 332 King Street in historical downtown Charleston or online at BobEllisShoes.com.
When the owners of Poe’s Tavern, Taco Boy, Monza and Closed for Business were asked to participate in Drink Up for the Gulf Coast, a fundraiser to benefit the GNOF, there was no question that they would participate.
“For us it was a matter of timing, should we plan the promotion around the July 4th Holiday weekend or should we wait and do it later in July,” said Phoebe Byers, Director of Marketing and Development for REV LLC. “Ultimately we decided to capitalize on the Holiday weekend and go for it.”
The decision to promote the fundraiser during the July 4th weekend proved to be a smashing success for REV as they raised almost $11,000 during the week-long promotion.
REV chose to promote the sale of Abita beer, brewed in Louisiana, just North of Lake Pontchartrain. They acquired some Abita glassware and t-shirts from the distributor plus two different types of Abita beer, Purple Haze and Andygator.
All the money raised during the promotion will go directly to the
Greater New Orleans Foundation Oil Spill Fund and in particular to
fishermen whose businesses have been devastated by the oil spill.
“As a coastal community, Charleston residents realize how distressing a
disaster of this nature would be to their shores,” said Byers.
If you would like to make your own donation to the Greater New Orleans Foundation Oil Spill Fund just CLICK HERE.
A place where the customer really matters, a place where the associates actually enjoy serving the customer and assisting with style choices and colours. A place where the truth is told, "Yes, it makes you look fabulous, or, No, we’d better find something else."
ADAM is a concept from Amanda Rosen, the wildly successful entrepreneur owner of the Butterfly Consignment Boutiques on King Street and at Belle Hall in Mt. Pleasant.
A place where the fashion forward man matters. ADAM Upscale Men's Consignment Space features men's in-style, in-season, top fashion, couture and designer clothing for the discriminating man.
Personal shoppers, personal service and exceptional merchandise differentiate Amanda Rosen's Concept Shops from other resale and consignment stores.
Look for fashions by: Brunello Cuccinelli, Burberry, Dunhill, Gianfranco FERRE, Giorgio Armani, Lanvin, Gucci, J. Crew, French Connection, Edun, Buffalo David Bitton, Diesel, Ralph Lauren, Lacoste, Rag & Bone, Yigal Azrouel, Y-3, Michael Kors, Tommy Hilfiger, D.Squared, Comme des Garcons, N. Hoolywood, C.P Company, William Rast, PRPS, Theory, Factotum, Dolce & Gabbana, Dior Homme, Prada, Roberto Cavalli, Louis Vuitton, Spurr, John Varvatos, Missoni, Dries Van Noten, Hermes, Z Zegna, Jil Sander, Etro, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Evisu, Bottega Veneta, Marc Jacobs and Versace.
499a King Street
Charleston, SC 29403
Mon - Sat 10:00 - 6:00, Thurs till 7:00
The award was recently announced by Kitchen & Bath Business magazine. SieMatic Charleston secured the overall win in the showroom category of the 8th Annual Awards for Outstanding Design.
SieMatic Charleston stood out with a blend of the “Image Kitchen” approach to showroom design that they use for global brand consistency, coupled with warm tone-on-tone colors and whites paired with natural woods, reminiscent of southern charm.
To see the kitchen of your dreams visit SieMatic Charleston at 444 King Street in the Upper King Design District in historic downtown Charleston.
Join Chef Charlotte Jenkins for a delicious and traditional Gullah dinner cruise with entertainment
provided by De Gullah Singers all aboard the beautiful Spirit of Charleston.
Chef Charlotte Jenkins, owner of Gullah Cuisine in Mount Pleasant, SC, is recognized as a premier Gullah chef. Her cooking has been praised by Southern Living, Gourmet Magazine, The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Boston Globe. The Charleston City Paper consistently names her restaurant as serving the best soul food in the area.
Whether it’s an elegant dinner, a historic tour of Fort Sumter or a leisurely cruise through Charleston Harbor, Fort Sumter Tours and SpiritLine Cruises have been showcasing the beauty of Charleston from its fabulous waterways since 1961. Over the years, the family-owned company has taken more than 10 million passengers on some 70,000 Charleston boat tours.
Vogue said to shop, "Alexander Wang Tees and Elizabeth & James dresses at Hampden Clothing."
And Hampden Clothing has re-done their website (www.hampdenclothing.com). It really is very user friendly and has some unique features including "Look Books" and "Photo Shoots" featuring entire runway shows from New York Fashion Week. You can find incredibly exclusive and beautiful fashions everyday at Hampden Clothing in the King Street Fashion District at 314 King Street in historic downtown Charleston.
The event drew record crowds to Fish as The Ballet dancers, complete in Can-Can costumes, did some high stepping on the street and inside Fish to the hoots and hollers of a very appreciative crowd. Roving violinist Roger Bellow highlighted some lovely vocals by Emilie Dulles.
And a new twist this year was the pomme frite guillotine that slashed a spud into delicious frites. And there was the grape stomping lady with her toes buried in the the fruit.
Aside from the dancing and the music, Chef Nico had prepared a wonderful selection of cheeses, foie gras and pâté. Top that off with a tasting of Pernoud... Viva La Fish!
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