Oops! stores in Mount Pleasant and downtown Charleston, pointed out that in addition to female attire, she carries the male version of the Mount Pleasant dress code, as well. “We pretty much have everything a casual guy will want – minus suits,” she said. Khakis, button downs and three-button knits are some of the particulars. She further explained: “Shopping at


Oops! is always an adventure because customers never know what they will turn up. We get in golf and tennis wear and sundresses that can go out at night, as well as the layered look.” Even Patricia does not know what she is getting until it arrives; the store sells overruns of brand name items for about half price. Teens, college kids, beach-goers, moms, retirees and all other lovers of casual and sportswear frequent her stores. Down Ben Sawyer Boulevard in the small shopping center known as Gateway to the Beach, Kathryn Poe owns Mary Mojo Boutique. “We are more affordable than


ladies’ high-end boutiques and cater to an array of ages and sizes from 2 to extra large,” Poe pointed out. “Although we don’t go heavy into trends, we do carry the asymmetrical tunics, long sweaters and the dis- tressed or worn look, like our Nic + Zoe jeans. We have scarves, fun jewelry and other accessories that can transform the classics.” Big into color, Poe said navy and cranberry, as well as neutrals such as blacks, grays, tans and taupes, will be in this fall. Funky tunics worn with leggings will make the transi- tion to autumn.


Above: Model Kelly Dudinyak, who doubles as a sales associate at the Mount Pleasant Oops!, picked this black and white floral sundress with its black- ruffled bodice off the rack. The turquoise market bag, ideal for Tuesday’s Farmers’ Market, and the apple- green pashmina, are also courtesy of Oops!. Both vibrant colors pop when paired with black. The leather sandals are available at the Shoe Fairy.


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