colorful flip-flops (within code parameters in the spring and summer) but sandals, ‘cage sandals’ and ‘peep toes.’ With heels, there is not one particular style, and we are seeing more pointy toes and decidedly round toes, like in the 1940s. Most Mount Pleasant residents go for two- to three-inch heels rather than stilettos. Wedges are still popular, as are boots and animal prints, and, in keeping with the Mount Pleasant dress code, safe, com- fortable shoes with feminine looks.” Te Pitt Street Bridge, a Mount Pleasant icon, was the site of our first fashion shoot. Locals visit the bridge, which years ago extended all the way to Sullivan’s Island, to stroll, sit idly on a park bench, cast a fishing line or ride their bikes. Ocean breezes cool a steamy summer day, and the view at the end of the bridge features both the Sullivan’s Island lighthouse and the spit of land that juts into the Atlantic and its enviable, waterfront homes.
Left: Kinsey turns heads with her playful, all-American style. As a salute to Halloween, she wraps a pumpkin-orange scarf
around her neck to bring alive a silky, charcoal tee atop a light gray one. As predicted, the layered look will continue through fall. All items can be found at Mary Mojo.
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