Life + Culture

Stationery Style for the Modern Note

Building a Stationery Wardrobe for Thoughtful, Modern Paper Style Article by Morgan Zanone | Photography by Uday Sripathi It’s that time of year when we look forward to all that fall brings – cooler temperatures, football games and the shift from our summer clothes to our fall wardrobe. There are countless magazine articles and social media posts devoted to the latest trends in fall fashion, but not many address a person’s stationery “wardrobe.” Jody Geary of Stovall Collection shares her...

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An Autumn Color Story Article by Amy Birdsong Golden | Photography by Bonner Morgan Layered textures and shadowed palettes mark the season's shift, as fall fashion moves from bright to brooding. This silk floral print dress from Stock and Belle takes on a moody, nocturnal bloom with one of our favorite hues – transformative teal. Embellished and printed denim are versatile, one-piece statements that can shift from casual to polished with simple styling tweaks. Adding a belt, shoes or purse...

Entertainment

Damian McGinty Finds His Rhythm in Memphis

Article by Kit Garrott Damian McGinty's career has taken him around the world, but these days, Memphis is home. The Derry, Northern Ireland native is known for his work as a solo artist, his two-season run on the hit show Glee, and as a longtime member of Celtic Thunder, blending years of international touring with a growing body of personal, independent work. Now based in the heart of the Mid South, McGinty continues to shape his sound—one that's rooted in his Irish heritage with pop...

Arts + Culture

Ribbon and Resin

Lacey Craig's Artistic Journey in Memphis and Beyond Article by Kit Garrott | Photography by Bonner Morgan Memphis artist Lacey Craig didn't always plan to make art a central part of her career. Though she took art lessons growing up and loved the creative process, life eventually pulled her in a different direction. After college, she moved to Memphis to intern with Service Over Self, a nonprofit that would shape the next fifteen years of her life. There, she worked with women emerging from...

Arts + Culture

Sara Fay Egan

Author of The Through Line and President and CEO of Beale Street Blues Company Article by Kit Garrott Sara Fay Egan has worn many hats—event planner, entrepreneur, author, mother—but her latest chapter brings it all full circle. In her new book The Through Line , she reflects on the personal challenges and pivotal moments that led her to a deeper understanding of purpose, resilience and joy. As she has stepped into the role of president and CEO of the Beale Street Blues Company, Sara Fay is...

Style + Beauty

Kitties & the City

Fall Trends & NYC Market Musts from Kittie Kyle Article by Lindsey Tonkin Twice a year, the ladies of Kittie Kyle make their fashion pilgrimage to New York City for market. While it is quite glamorous to be among the first to preview next season’s collections, these women work tirelessly from dawn to dusk, handpicking the distinctive pieces River City customers know and love. Owner Cindy Gambrell and Buyer Colleen Canale are market veterans who have developed a formula for making these...

Home + Design

Colorful Family Haven

Thoughtful design, secret doors and vibrant charm fill this home designed by Elizabeth Malmo. Article by Jeannie Tabor | Photography by Sarah Voigt When interior designer Elizabeth Malmo caught wind that a property was about to go on the market right around the corner from her home, she and her parents went into action. Veazey and Collie Krausnick decided to purchase the home that day, and their family design project began. Having worked together previously on a lake house in Arkansas...

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School Supplies for Home and Office Article by Amy Birdsong Golden | Photography by Bonner Morgan 1.    A dedicated command center transforms clutter into clarity. Because if you’re going to make a pile, make it pretty. Your home office or kitchen nook can become the pulse point for a smooth, stylish school year with some help from Margot Decoration , found at La Maison Antiques. One new back to school goal? Lunchbox notes!   2.    A classic, non-digital watch isn’t just timeless—it’s...

Style + Beauty

A Family Thread

Stitching Tradition into Children’s Fashion Article by Jeannie Tabor | Photography by Provided Shannon Coles Latham always knew she would own her own business. Little English, a line of traditional children’s clothing and gifts, celebrated its 20th anniversary last year with Shannon at the helm. “Everyone in my family is an entrepreneur. My father Alfred Cowles Jr. owned Bluff City Electronics, and my brothers, Alfred and Daniel Cowles, still own and operate it today. My sister Colleen...

Food + Beverage

Breadwinner

The fine art and fun of sourdough Article by Margaret Ledbetter | Photography by Bonner Morgan The smell of fresh bread is pure goodness. There is a joyful, communal component to baking bread dating back to ancient times. Leaning into the power of baking, Kara Jamison, home chef and sourdough enthusiast, is a testament to the process and the product. Her interest was sparked when her young boys were training as competitive wrestlers. They had demanding schedules and regular weigh-ins. She...