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03/25/2025

Looking for the perfect seersucker suit for your next Spring event? Don’t miss out on our friends from joining us at the on March 28-29 for an exclusive trunk show showcasing all of their styles available for order!

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11/25/2024

is kicking off Cyber Monday early! 🎉 Now through Tuesday, Dec. 3, subscribe and receive 12 issues for just $19.95—plus, get a FREE digital edition! Use Promo Code CYBER24 at checkout but don’t miss out—shop early, save big, and give the gift of Charleston for this holiday season and all year long! Tap the link in bio to subscribe today. 🎁

Round One of Charleston Magazine's Images of Charleston Readers' Choice Finalists contest is underway. Here are more of ...
07/29/2024

Round One of Charleston Magazine's Images of Charleston Readers' Choice Finalists contest is underway. Here are more of the contenders gracing the pages of the August Issue hoping to garner your vote. Enjoy these in alphabetical order and stay tuned as we continue to highlight the rest. View all of the finalists at the link in the comments and vote for your favorite by August 11. The top 12 with the most votes will advance to Round Two with a clean slate and a chance to win cash prizes. 💵

WISTERIA Marcus Middleton {Professional} “Wisteria vines on a dilapidated home on Wadmalaw Island”
MOONSET Michael Horan {Amateur} “A full moon descends between the towers of the Ravenel Bridge.”
KUNG FU CRAB Morgan Rice "A ghost crab on Sullivan's Island on a stormy day last summer”
IN THE SPOTLIGHT Olivia Myers {Amateur} “An early spring sunrise showcases sea birds on Folly Beach.”
DOCK LIFE Owen Granata {Professional} “A beautiful sunset over a creekside dock in
Mount Pleasant”
BRIDGE FROM ABOVE Owen Granata {Professional} “Top-down shot of the Pitt Street Bridge at the golden hour”
BLEU VERT SE SOULEVER Pamela Oliveras {Professional} “I love shooting from a
low angle, looking up to capture the whole scene and especially focusing on the
beautiful window boxes.”
NAP TIME Paul Stone {Amateur} “An alligator uses a turtle as a pillow at Magnolia Plantation & Gardens.”
GREETING THE DAY Peggy Bowman {Amateur} “Sunrise at Morris Island”
DAWN’S EARLY LIGHT Peter Aragone {Professional} “Early morning light and fog over the Shem Creek marsh”

Round One of Charleston Magazine's Images of Charleston Readers' Choice Finalists contest is underway. Here are a few of...
07/27/2024

Round One of Charleston Magazine's Images of Charleston Readers' Choice Finalists contest is underway. Here are a few of the contenders gracing the pages of the August Issue hoping to garner your vote. Enjoy these in alphabetical order and stay tuned as we highlight more in the days to come. View all of the finalists at the link in the comments and vote for your favorite by August 11. The top 12 with the most votes will advance to Round Two with a clean slate and a chance to win cash prizes. 💵

STORM A-BREWING Jackie Levesque {Amateur} “While traveling on the Isle of
Palms Connector, I was in awe of the giant cloud that was quickly coming our way.”
JANUARY SKIES Julia Shealy {Amateur} “Sometimes an absence of color can be beautiful. This photo was taken from my dock on Edisto Island.”
FIRE IN THE SKY Justin Falk {Professional} “An amazing sunset reflecting over the marsh at Crosby’s Seafood”
LIGHT LEAK Justin Falk {Professional} “Early morning light peeking through the Coates Row courtyard”
AT THE BREACH Katharine Friedgen {Amateur} “An otherworldly sunset moment near the tide pools at Breach Inlet”
FULL MOON, SUNSET Katharine Friedgen {Amateur} “Though clouds obscured the
rising of the pink June moon, we paddled out and were rewarded with the richest and
longest sunset behind the Ravenel Bridge.”
LONELY MARKET Kevin Holliday {Professional} “The Charleston City Market during a hurricane evacuation”
HOPE Kevin Holliday {Professional} “A downtown side alley”
FAIRY-TALE ROAD Kristin Lee {Professional} “The golden glow of morning light makes country roads magical in the Lowcountry.”
WHITE IBIS WAITS Lindsey Leigh Graham {Professional} “A white ibis perches on a
dock, surrounded by the golden hues of winter marsh grass.”

Round One of Charleston Magazine's Images of Charleston Readers' Choice Finalists contest is underway. Here are a few of...
07/27/2024

Round One of Charleston Magazine's Images of Charleston Readers' Choice Finalists contest is underway. Here are a few of the contenders gracing the pages of the August Issue hoping to garner your vote. Enjoy these in alphabetical order and stay tuned as we highlight more in the days to come. View all of the finalists at the link in the comments and vote for your favorite by August 11. The top 12 with the most votes will then advance to Round Two with a clean slate and a chance to win cash prizes. 💵

STILL RIVER Amy Bradley {Amateur} “Bridge at Crosby’s Seafood on a still morning”
LAST RIDE BEFORE SUNSET Amy Kubie {Professional} “Quintessential spirit of a Folly Beach surf session”
PORT CITY Andrew Long {Amateur} “A view of the Wando Terminal taken from a
working vessel”
RISING ABOVE Angelique DeClerq {Amateur} “A warm sunset reflecting off the St. Philip’s Church steeple”
BARBER SHOP, SOUTH OF BROAD Bert Kraus {Amateur} “Sepia image of a historic barbershop at King and Broad streets”
BACKLIT EGRET Dolly Montgomery {Amateur} “Early morning in Magnolia Gardens’
Audubon Swamp”
MORNING SWIM Harris Breitling {Professional} “A sandpiper on an early winter morning on Kiawah Island”
LUCKY STRIKE Jackie Levesque {Amateur} “An October storm on Isle of Palms brought with it a rainbow that seemed to become a bolt of lightning.”
THE NEW NORMAL Jamison Smith {Amateur} “Watching the street flood on a rainy day”
TAKING FLIGHT Josh Walker {Professional} “A great blue heron sweeps over a pond in a Lowcountry neighborhood.”

Featured in the Fall 2024 Edition, the special section in the August issue of 💍 From the wedding of Amanda Jordan & ...
07/20/2024

Featured in the Fall 2024 Edition, the special section in the August issue of 💍

From the wedding of Amanda Jordan &

October 14, 2023 at Lowndes Grove

👩‍💻 Planning & Design:
📍 Venue: Lowndes Grove
🍽️🥂 Catering & Bar:
📷 Photography:
💐 Florals: .florist
📝 Stationery & Signage:
🎂 Cake:
🪑 Rentals: .chs
📜 Linens:
🎶 Entertainment: Millennium
🚙 Transportation:
👰‍♂️ Bride’s Attire:
💄 Beauty: Brianna Adams (hair),

Tuesdays are for cotton candy pastel color palettes as captured by in this gorgeous shot of the new pier. An amateur p...
07/02/2024

Tuesdays are for cotton candy pastel color palettes as captured by in this gorgeous shot of the new pier. An amateur photographer, Kogan entered it into the 2023 Images of Charleston Photo Contest presented by . In his submission, he described the pier’s historical significance this way:

“The Folly pier has always been an iconic landmark for not only Folly Beach, but Charleston through and through. The new pier takes on a new look and shape but carries the representation of old.”

We couldn’t agree more.

🛑✋ STOP scrolling and check out this stunning image from professional photographer submitted last year to ’s Images of ...
06/30/2024

🛑✋ STOP scrolling and check out this stunning image from professional photographer submitted last year to ’s Images of Charleston photo contest. 🌅

TITLE: Sticky Situation

In his own words, “this photo was taken a few years ago on Folly Beach by the Morris Island Lighthouse. It was one of the most vibrant sunsets I’ve ever captured. I’m a sunset chaser and this one was worth the speeding ticket to get there.”

For , we’re taking it back to ’s amateur entry for ’s 2023 Images of Charleston photo contest. She had this to say abou...
06/26/2024

For , we’re taking it back to ’s amateur entry for ’s 2023 Images of Charleston photo contest. She had this to say about the shot she captured:

“This photo was taken at the shrimp docks on Shem Creek in September of 2019. Fall sunsets over Shem Creek are particularly inspiring with their golden colors and hues of orange and purple. I often ride my bike down to the docks to buy fresh shrimp. You can’t get more Charleston than that.”

We agree. 📷

Tuesday’s vibe is brought to you by this entry from the 2023 Images of Charleston Photo Contest presented by .PHOTOGRAPH...
06/25/2024

Tuesday’s vibe is brought to you by this entry from the 2023 Images of Charleston Photo Contest presented by .

PHOTOGRAPHER:
CATEGORY: Amateur
TITLE: Birds of a Feather
DESCRIPTION: This image was made Spring 2023 on a dreary, drizzly morning. I often check this spot on Johns Island for the Roseate Spoonbills and hope they’re feeding. This day was a jackpot! Spring for me always begins when these beautiful birds return to the area.

Running into Monday like… 🌊 “This picture was taken on November 21, 2020 at golden hour on Isle of Palms. This image cap...
06/24/2024

Running into Monday like… 🌊 “This picture was taken on November 21, 2020 at golden hour on Isle of Palms. This image captures the carefree spirit of many Charleston natives where life revolves around the beach.” — describing one of her professional entries in the 2023 Images of Charleston Photo Contest presented by . 📷

“These two pelicans strike a pose at Remley’s Point Boat Landing on a warm Spring day. Pelicans are ubiquitous symbols o...
06/22/2024

“These two pelicans strike a pose at Remley’s Point Boat Landing on a warm Spring day. Pelicans are ubiquitous symbols of our Holy City and can be found most everywhere there is water.” — describing one of his amateur entries in last year’s Images of Charleston Photo Contest. 📷

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