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1 week ago |
towncarolina.com | Leigh Savage
It was 1983, and “Candy Girl” by New Edition was climbing the charts. Odds are I was wearing acid-washed jeans, “tight rolled” at the bottom (look it up!), a green Izod shirt and a purple Member’s Only jacket. My friend Allison’s dad dropped us off in front of Greenville Memorial Auditorium (newcomers, also look that up; it was imploded in 1997), and we headed into our first-ever concert.
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towncarolina.com | Leigh Savage
Greenville-based Steel Toe Stiletto is taking their popular party sets to a wider audienceIf you’ve been at an event and heard “Toxic” by Britney Spears smoothly morph into “Pony” By Ginuwine; if you’ve heard “I Wanna Dance with Somebody” by Whitney Houston slide seamlessly into “All Star” by Smash Mouth; or if you could have sworn Chris Stapleton was on stage when “Whiskey River” started to play, odds are, you were at a Steel Toe Stiletto show.
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towncarolina.com | Leigh Savage
My first concert was Marshall Tucker, The Doobie Brothers, and Savoy Brown at Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium. Marshall Tucker was the opening band for many of the first concerts I attended. The first time I ever saw a synthesizer played live was Edgar Winter on the Frankenstein tour in Spartanburg. Back then I was a major Yes fan. I got to meet them after their concert in Columbia in 1976.
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1 month ago |
towncarolina.com | Leigh Savage
Color is perception. Our eyes pick up wavelengths of light, which are being reflected or absorbed by the objects around us, and send that information to our brain. The colors we wear, and the hues we see on others, impact how we feel and interact with the world. This spring, boost your wardrobe with color that speaks to you, whether that’s a cooling mint-green shade or the boldest, most brazen red. Your wardrobe is radiating signals that go way beyond your style. What message do you want to send?
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1 month ago |
towncarolina.com | Leigh Savage
Celebrate your Scottish heritage or just look the part in bespoke items from Rush Wilson LimitedAlex Singley wearsPrince Charlie vest and jacket from House of EdgarMarine tartan kilt by Lochcarron of ScotlandKilt hose by House of Cheviot, handmade in ScotlandTartan scarves made locally with fabrics from Lochcarron of ScotlandGhillie brogues from Lochcarron of ScotlandSporran from L&M HighlandAvailable at Rush Wilson Limited, 23 W. North St., Greenville, rushwilson.comWhat is a Sporran?
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