March 2024

16 stories

1. FeatureWoman of the World: Textile artist-turned-advocate and entrepreneur Susan Hull Walker is refashioning global style and the lives of the women artisans creating it
   Photos: Woman Of The World
2. FeatureA Taste of Madeira: the Portuguese island marvels visitors with its ancient forests, lush vineyards, and soaring sea view
   Photos: A Taste of Madeira
3. Arts ProfileArtist Hirona Matsuda’s assemblage work reveals a fascination with the past
4. Biz - Sci - TechHow mother-daughter duo Susu Smythe and Nancy Smythe Clair are giving vintage kimonos refreshed flair
5. Biz - Sci - TechAnne Lauren Jolly created Azalea Drive, a line of nontoxic nail polish inspired by the women in her life
6. Giving Back The I-HOPE Women’s Business Center provides a boost for aspiring female entrepreneurs
7. History How socialite Daisy Simonds attracted attention with the construction of Villa Margherita and lured a president to one of her elaborate parties
8. Scouting ReportScouting Report: Incorporate Pantone’s Color of the Year “Peach Fuzz” into your home and wardrobe with our locally curated picks
9. Style Q & AStyle Q&A: The Stripe’s Grace Atwood shares how her classic girl and her inner “Palm Springs grandma” styles co-exist
10. Style BuzzThe Buzz: Sommeliers lend their noses to a collection of Rewined candles
11. The Charleston HomeHigh Style Haven: This stylish Daniel Island house was designed with hospitality in mind
    Photos: High-Style Haven
12. Quick BiteNew & Notable: Chef Vinson Petrillo delivers gracious service and Italian-inspired seafood at Costa
13. 15 Minutes With15 Minutes With: Lowland executive chef Jason Stanhope talks about the inspirations behind his new project
    Photos: 15 Minutes with Jason Stanhope
14. Special SectionThe Charleston Symphony Orchestra League’s Designer Showhouse features the talents of 14 interior design pros
15. Love It!Love It! - March 2024
16. FlashbackStanding Together: Protesting working conditions, the Hospital Workers’ Movement began 55 years ago this March