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Looking Good continued from page 47 A near neighbor to Mary Mojo


is the Shoe Fairy – like a fairy godmother for all who love shoes. Marjorie Small is passionate about being the shoe fairy. She told us what to expect as summer wanes and autumn arrives. “I feel like we can continue to wear open shoes, maybe not our


Right: Donning an ultra-feminine coral, mock-tube dress, Katie Miller


accessorized with an oversized, beige, swap bag, yellow elasticized belt and wooden wrist bangles, all from Mary Mojo. Once again, the kind Shoe Fairy provided her shoes.


This breezy, weekend ensemble can go from day to evening smoothly. Katie adds a jean jacket on cooler nights.


Left: In his classic “code” outfit, Chad looks the ideal male companion


Designer Bridal Gowns ~ Accessories Tuxedo Rentals ~ Bridesmaids Mothers ~ Flowergirls


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Complete bridal salon services with care and detail. We consult with each client to ensure your shopping experience is enjoyable.


Mon-Fri 10am-6pm Sat 10am-5pm


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798 Johnnie Dodds Blvd. Mount Pleasant 843-881-2056


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Right: Chad found his shades at Oops!; they add casual appeal to his pale blue shirt and khaki shorts. Here, he talks with Kelly, who shows a little attitude. She wears distressed jeans and a gray tee top and swathes her neck in an apple-green scarf. All clothes and accessories are thanks to Oops!.


for Kinsey Green, as they share a quiet moment on the short bridge with a long history. Kinsey looks stunning in her Mary Mojo separates, a gray silky tee


accented by a variegated, striped scarf and dangling earrings. She wears Nic + Zoe cream-colored slacks.


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