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SPRING AND SUMMER PICKSJUNE 2011

SPRING AND SUMMER PICKSJUNE 2011

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One of the best things about dressing for spring is that we have the chance to carry over a few of our favorite fall pieces to a new season. Even better is that in the spring, we have the opportunity to indulge in trends galore. And this year, styles are especially fun and delicious, because there’s hardly

a look that isn’t on-trend. From laces and sheers to camoufl age and utilitarian-inspired looks, if you already own it, or see on the racks in a consignment shop, boutique or

department store, you’re probably going to look like you know what’s going on in the world of fashion. On a recent Sunday afternoon, when the breeze was nice and the skies clear, four models played dress up and told color stories—fashion stories wearing envy-invoking spring looks. There’s really no need to be jealous, though; every chic look the models are wearing came from a locally owned store. Go forth, shop, and be fabulous.

Spring FlingsSpring FlingsSpring FlingsSpring FlingsSpring FlingsSpring Flingsby Natalie A. Collier and Meredith W. Sullivan

photos by Christina Cannon

Nude Story (from left:)On NameetaOne-shouldered ruffl e dress, B. Liles, $92Orange braid, wrap bracelet, Libby Story, $18On MichaelCantaloupe polo, Kinkade’s Fine Clothing, $75Seersucker pants, Kinkade’s Fine Clothing, $95 On LibbaDistressed jeans, Libby Story, $98Beaded, sheer lace blouse, Libby Story, $58Nude cami, Libby Story, $16Silver cuff bracelet, Libby Story, $24On EbonyHigh-waist leather shorts, Posh Boutique, $39.99White sheer blouse, B. Liles, $66Silver ring, Shoe Bar at Pieces, $190 Models: (front) Libba Woolfolk; (back, left to right) Nameeta Mota, Michael Morris, Ebony Archie.

Spring FlingsSpring FlingsSafari Story (from left:)On LibbaOlive shirt dress, B. Liles, $45Leopard print sandals, Shoe Bar at Pieces, $100Teardrop earrings, Shoe Bar at Pieces, $60Gold cuff, B. Liles, $159On EbonyGray tank, Shoe Bar at Pieces, $55Brown wide-leg pants, Orange Peel, $12Brown beaded belt, Orange Peel, $5Mustard-fl ats with gold embellishment, Lipstick Lounge, $19.99Bangle, Posh Boutique, $15On NameetaYellow-print blazer (worn as dress), Repeat Street, $30Studded gladiator sandals, Shoe Bar at Pieces, $110Brown belt with gold buckle, B. Liles, $98Brown leather bag, B. Liles, $225Necklace, B. Liles, $145

Bold Story (from left:)On NameetaYellow one-shoulder ruffl e blouse, Libby Story, $78Teal shorts, Shoe Bar at Pieces, $135Hot pink patent wedge with studs, Lipstick Lounge, $40 On LibbaWatercolor jumpsuit, Posh Boutique, $120Gold espadrilles, Shoe Bar at Pieces, $85Pink ring, Lipstick Lounge, $40Turquoise and gold bangle, Lipstick Lounge, $60On EbonyPink fl oral dress, Shoe Bar at Pieces, $175Green wedge, Libby Story, $54

“When in doubt, wear red.”—Bill Blass

On LibbaRed and white striped pants, Orange Peel, $22White tank, model’s ownGold circle necklace, B. Liles, $175Denim and diamonds ring, Lipstick Lounge, $30Black straw hat with bow, Libby Story, $22On EbonyGold espadrilles, Shoe Bar at Pieces, $85White skinny jeans, Shoe Bar at Pieces, $75Gold bangles with red stones, Lipstick Lounge, $20Blue striped racer-back tank, Posh Boutique, $52.99

On MichaelBlue fl at-front pants, Great Scott, $255V-neck Tee, model’s ownRubber-bottom loafers, Kinkade’s Fine Clothing, $188Brown leather belt, Kinkade’s Fine Clothing, $65 On NameetaNavy and tan silk romper, Posh Boutique, $59.99Red wood platforms, Shoe Bar at Pieces , $110Red snake bracelet, Shoe Bar at Pieces, $25Brown and gold grommet bracelets,Shoe Bar at Pieces, $25

“The fi nest clothing made is a person’s skin, but, of course, society demands something more than this.”

—Mark Twain

Americana Story (from left:)

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An Earth Day Toast

Gone are the days when eco-friendly meant hemp necklaces, rope sandals and patchouli oil. These days, an eco-chick is sexy and cool, fl irty and fun all while being conscientious of the environment. From cosmetics to clothing, handbags to housewares, more and more of today’s fashions go beyond fads

and acknowledge labor practices and carbon footprints. A lot of designers are even being creative with recycling materials and repurposing goods already in existence. On April 22, dress yourself up, and let’s all make a toast to Mama Earth. She deserves it. (She does have her own day after all.)

Where2Shop:Amy Head Cosmetics, 120 West Jackson St., Ridgeland, 601-853-3098; Blithe and Vine, Fondren Corner Building, 2906 N. State St., 601-427-3322; Buffalo Peak Outfi tters, 115 Highland Village, 601-366-2557; The Museum Store at the Mississippi Museum of Art, 380 South Lamar St., 601-960-1515

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by Meredith W. Sullivan

Tom’s classic shoes are made with organic cotton and contain no animal byproducts, $54; Buffalo Peak Outfi tters

Lemlem gauze poncho, handmade from natural cotton by men and women in

Ethiopia, $154; Blithe and Vine

Multi-colored bracelets made from recycled telephone and electrical wires, $1.50 each; The Museum Store at the Mississippi Museum of Art

Ecojot sketchpads are made from 100 percent post-consumer waste, $12.50; The Museum

Store at the Mississippi Museum of Art

Earrings made by the Fulani peo-ple of Mali are made from recycled metal from car radiators, $44; The Museum Store at the Mississippi Museum of Art

Amy Head’s lipsticks are paraffi n free and available in various great

shades, $20; Amy Head Cosmetics

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A Daisy A Day (Highland Village, 4500 Interstate 55 N., Suite 194, 601-982-4438)Get all your prom flower needs: bou-tonnieres, corsages and wristlets.

Jackson Dream Home Give-away (1-800-371-6789, stjude.org)Support St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and win a 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath home in Ridgeland. One-in-500 chance of winning.

B. Liles Studio (215 W. Jackson St., 601-607-7741)From April 27 to May 3 receive 20 per-cent off any one item when you bring in a bag of premium dog food to be do-nated to a local animal shelter.

Upton Tire Pros (multiple locations, www.uptontirepros.com)For every set of Copper tires sold in the month of April, Upton will donate $75 to Habitat for Humanity.

White Leaf Monogramming & Gift Boutique (1109 Highland Colo-ny Parkway, Ridgeland, 601-707-5419)Monogram a special gift for mom or the grad in your family.

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It’s that time of year once again: graduation! After four years of going to class every day—or at least diligently pretending—you seniors are ready take the next step. Before you start the next chapter of your life, we suggest you celebrate this special day in style. As you

march down that aisle, work it like a runway. Stand on the stage, collect your hard-won diploma, and wink to the crowd. They won’t know it,

but under that cap and gown you are sporting a little something extra. A pair of shiny cuff links or sexy stilettos will take your graduation getup to the next level. From all of us at the Jackson Free Press: Congratulations, graduates! Go out into the world and do great things and—of course—look FLY while doing them!

Where2Shop:Lipstick Lounge (304 Mitchell Ave., 601-366-4000); Mozingo Clothiers (Highland Village, 4500 Interstate 55 N., Suite 140, 601-713-7848); Pink Lamborghini (303 Mitchell Ave., 601-850-9613); The Shoe Bar at Pieces (425 Mitchell Ave., 601-939-5203); Sunday Rookery (www.etsy.com/shop/SundayRookery)

Guitar cuff links, $125, Mozingo Clothiers

Green tie, $98, Mozingo Clothiers

Watch, $35, Lipstick Lounge

Disaster Relief for Japan red teardrop earrings wrapped with

Betsey Johnson leopard heels, $195, The

Shoe Bar at Pieces

Black and silver sequined party dress, $55, Pink Lamborghini


Do you adore your mom, but always struggle with what to get her for Mother’s Day? Well, you’re in luck, because this year I’ve done the hard part. All you have to do is make the reservations!

Mother’s Day Gift Guideby Meredith W. Sullivan

DDDMother’s Day Gift Guide

Where2Shop:circa. (2771 Old Canton Road, 601-362-8484); Coattails (111 W. Jackson St., Ridgeland, 601-853-1313); King Edward Hotel (235 W. Capitol St., 601-353-5464); Maison Weiss (Highland Village, 4500 Interstate 55 N., Suite 109, 601-981-4621); The Orange Peel (422 Mitchell Ave., 601-364-9977); Posh Boutique (4312 N. State St., 601-364-2244)

Peach dress pants, The Orange Peel, $10

Gray sequined top, Posh Boutique, $65

Designer gold wedges by Christian Louboutin, The Orange Peel, $60

Ivory Botkier handbag, Coattails,

$345

NARS lip gloss, Coattails, $24 each

LaLicious Body Scrub and Body Butter, Coattails, scrub $32 and body

Madison Square Park eau de parfum, Maison Weiss, $170 (small) and $230 (large)

Mother’s Day cards, circa., $5.75 eachCharm necklace, circa., necklace $2 and charms $2 each

Glycerin soaps, circa., $4.50 each

Jazz brunch, call for prices, King

Edward Hotel

The best gifts for new moms are not necessarily cute little outfi ts or monogrammed bibs. Although most moms love opening tiny trea-

sures at baby showers, the fi rst few weeks of a baby’s life is usually a blur of more practical concerns than coordinated socks and onesies. Here are some useful gifts to help the

new mom in your life. • Diaper delivery. It is easy for a new-born baby to run through dozens of diapers and wipes before a mom even has time to take out the trash, let alone think about get-ting out of the house with a newborn to stock up on basic necessities. Before you stop by to meet the new baby, give your friend a call or a

text to see if you can pick up a package of her preferred brand of diapers, wipes or diaper cream on your way. It might not be the most personal gift, but your friend will appreciate the gesture when she doesn’t run out of dia-pers in the middle of the night. • Healthy fast food. It can be extremely hard for a new mom to even think about pre-paring meals for her family, especially right after delivering a baby. Save your friend the time and stress of meal-making by bringing by a healthy alternative to take-out food. Bring easily freezable foods to eat later if your friend already has a meal plan for that par-ticular day. Be certain to ask about dietary restrictions of your friend and her family, es-pecially if she is breastfeeding and is avoiding certain foods.

• Helping hands. Even if you’re oper-ating on a tight budget, you can give your friend the meaningful gift of your time. Ask your friend when you can come by to help her start a load of laundry, wash the dishes, take out the trash, write thank-you notes or mow the lawn. These basic necessities can be overwhelming for new moms, who may feel tired and hormonal. A short gift of your time

gives the new mom in your life a welcome respite from worry and can allow her extra time to rest or to enjoy her baby.

• Rest and relaxation. If your friend has a particularly fussy baby, she may not be get-ting the recovery time or sleep that she needs to function well, especially once her husband has to go back to work or her mom has to leave after helping out for a few weeks. Offer to take the baby on a stroll around the neigh-borhood or just to rock the baby in another room while your friend takes a much needed nap or soaks in the tub without worrying about her baby. • Gift cards. You may not be able to re-sist purchasing a tangible gift for your friend. If not, think about purchasing a gift card for your friend. Babies can be expensive, and a gift card to a local retailer such as Rainbow Whole Foods Cooperative Grocery or your favorite children’s consignment shop can help your friend stock up on baby clothes, baby gear or healthy food without breaking her budget. Or think about getting her a gift card to Lemuria Books, since babies might outgrow the cute tiny outfi ts, but nobody ever outgrows classic children’s books.

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Mozingo Clothes (4500 Interstate 55 N., Suite 140, 601-713-7848, www.facebook.com/mozingoclothiers)Visit Mozingo’s Facebook page for a chance to win Ian Flaherty cuff links. Ends May 12.

The Everyday Gardener (2905 Old Canton Road, 601-981-0273)Local delivery available to any destina-tion within 20 miles of The Everyday Gardener for $12. Contact store for delivery deadlines.

Alex & Lele (1481 Canton Mart Road, Suite C, 601-206-7720)Get custom, one-of-a-kind jewelry with vintage charm and modern style for your summer wedding or event.

N.U.T.S. (114 Millsaps Ave., 601-355-7458)Get 25 percent off purses, 30 percent off linens and 50 percent off Christmas items the entire month of May.

Sal and Mookie’s New York Pizza and Ice Cream Joint (565 Taylor St., 601-368-1919) Receive 15 percent off your take-out order every Wednesday from 4:30 to 9:30 p.m. Take advantage of curbside pick-up.

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Every year about this time I start thinking about vacation. The only hang up is that I’m a working girl with vacation days, and they’re limited. So I’ve begun negotiations. What use am I really when I spend the days dreaming of the sun and sand? But until

I get the boss man to see things my way, I will compromise and spend my weekends at The Rez. So why don’t you bring your blanket and join me? I’ll bring the fashion magazines!

Where2Shop:4450, 4450 Interstate 55 N., 601-366-3687; b. fi ne art jewelry, 215 W. Jackson St., Ridgeland, 601-607-7741; Libby Story, 120 W. Jackson St., Ridgeland, 601-717-3300; N.U.T.S, 114 Millsaps Ave., 601-355-7458; Oleta’s Gifts and Baskets, 579 Highway 51, Ridgeland, 601-856-8886; Red Square Clothing Co., 1000 Highland Colony Parkway, Suite 9004, Ridgeland, 601-853-8960

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Elizabeth and James “Madison” sun-glasses, $192, 4450

Pink fl oral tunic, $36, b. fi ne art jewelry

AG denim shorts, $178, Red Square Clothing Co.

Jean-Michel Cazabat Safari wedges, $245, 4450

Burlap tote bad, $25, Oleta’s Gifts & Baskets

Large woven hat, $24, Libby Story

Quilt, $8, N.U.T.S.

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Red Square Clothing Co. (1000 Highland Colony Parkway, Suite 9004, Ridgeland, 601-853-8960) New men’s and women’s fashions from Vineyard Vines have arrived. More sales and contests on the Facebook page.

Sneaky Beans (2914 N. State St., 601-487-6349)Pick up a refreshing spring beverage: maple chai frappe, vanilla iced coffee, mango green tea smoothie or an al-mond biscotti latte.

Fleet Feet Jackson (500 Highway 51, Suite Z, Ridgeland, 601-899-9696)With Superfeet men’s fl ips fl ops for $90, you’ll get style and foot support at a great price.

Carter Jewelers (711 High St., 601-354-3549)Storewide half-off sale including bridal sets, pendants, necklaces and earrings.

Soma-Wilai (Fondren Corner,2906 N. State St., Suite 103, 601-366-9955)Check out the “May Sucks Sale” with Hudson Jeans on sale, $125 or two for $225 and ladies’ shoes 25 percent off.


Where2Shop:Boots & More, 1060 High St., 601-353-7777; Custom Optical, 661 Duling Ave., 601-362-6675; Kinkade’s Fine Clothing, 120 W. Jackson St., Suite 2B, Ridgeland, 601-898-0513; Mozingo Clothiers, Highland Village, 4500 I-55 N., Suite 140, 601-713-7848; Salvation Army Family Thrift, 110 Presto Lane, 601-982-4881; Swell-O-Phonic, 2906 N. State St., Suite 103, 601-366-9955

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Cooper Jones v-neck tee, $59, Kinkade’s Fine Clothing

Cole Haan Air Colton shoes, $198, Kinkade’s Fine Clothing

Agave Black Barracuda leather jack-et, *call for pric-ing (Fall 2011 pre-order), Kinkade’s Fine Clothing

Brown pinstripe sport coat, $495, Kinkade’s Fine Clothing

Ernest Hemingway Tortoise glasses, $150, Custom Optical

Stripe tie, $85, Kinkade’s Fine Clothing

Converse Chucks, $45, Swell-O-Phonic

Ray Ban Club Mas-ters, $145, Custom Optical

Red polka dot bow tie, $60, Mozingo Clothiers

Stetson “Angus” hat, $80, Boots & More

Wool sports coat, $8, Salvation Army Family Thrift

A few weeks ago, some of our Twitter friends suggested we dedicate a FLY page to Doctor Who. He’s a cultural icon who has the ability to travel through space and time in his phone-booth time machine, the TARDIS. The Doctor’s mission is to battle injustice

and right wrongs. When near death he can regenerate his body thus explaining his many fashion trends throughout the history of the show. This doctor gets our FLY stamp of approval. Catch “Doctor Who” at 9 p.m. Saturdays on Mississippi Public Broadcasting.

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Frock Fashions (111 Colony Crossing Suite 270, Madison, 601-898-4643 or 662-320 2256)Summer sales rack items are 50 percent off.

Blithe and Vine (2906 N. State St., 601-427-3322)All denim: Buy one, get one 50 percent off in the month of June.

Sassyfrass Boutique (1149 Old Fannin Road, Suite 17, Brandon, 601-992-0375)Get gently used summer kids’ clothes for a fraction of the retail price.

Pizza Shack (1220 N. State St., 601-352-2001 and 5046 Parkway Drive, www.thepizzashackjackson.com)Get $3 pitchers of Bud or Bud Lite Monday-Thursday with the purchase

McAlister’s Deli (multiple loca-tions, www.mcalistersdeli.com)Try the new Southwest Cobb Salad or Southwest Turkey Melt for a lim-ited time at any participating Jackson metro-area locations.


Where2Shop:Material Girls, 182 Promenade Blvd., Flowood, 601-992-4533 and 1000 Highland Colony Parkway, Suite 7005, Renaissance, Ridgeland, 601-605-1605; Migi’s, 5352 Lakeland Drive, Suite 100, Flowood, 601-919-8203 and 1000 Highland Colony Parkway, Suite 9005, Renaissance, Ridgeland, 601-898-1126; The Museum Store at the Mississipi Museum of Art, 380 S. Lamar St., 601-960-1515; The Shoebar at Pieces, 425 Mitchell Ave., 601-939-5203; Soma/Wilai, 2906 N. State St. #103, 601-366-9955

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Lucky Wang Camera baby tee The Museum Store at the Mississippi Museum of Art, $32

If your calendar looks anything like mine, every Saturday or Sunday after-noon for the month of June is booked. It seems everyone I know is either getting hitched or expecting. So off I go shopping for the perfect gifts and shower attire. These two looks can be mixed and matched to create different

outfi ts for each weekend. And since platform fl ip-fl ops are totally unacceptable, I’m giving you three shoe options. It’s also important to remember the gift!

June ShowersJune Showers

Strapless fl oral dress Migi’s, $39.99

Tuxedo blazer Migi’s, $62.99

Charlie Jade dress The Shoebar at Pieces,

$110Leather wrap belt Material Girls, $62.95

Chinese Laundry nude patent slingback The Shoebar at Pieces, $80

Coconuts ivory wedge The Shoebar at Pieces, $65

Chelsea Crew oxfordsSoma/Wilai, $65

Snake print clutchMaterial Girls, $36.95

Green and gold earrings Material Girls, $18.95

Jonathan Adler Mr. and Mrs. Muse salt and pepper shakers The Museum Store at the Mississippi Museum of Arts, $44

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Where2ShopAQUA the Day Spa, 4465 Interstate 55 N., 601-362-9550; Cullen’s Play Pen, 4754 Interstate 55 N., 601-362-7256; Buffalo Peak Outfi tters,Highland Village, 4500 Interstate 55 N., Suite 115, 601-366-2557; Deville Camera & Video, 5058 Interstate 55 N., 601-956-9283; Fleet Feet Sports, Trace Station Shopping Center, 500 U.S. Highway 51, Ridgeland, 601-899-9696; McDade’s Wine & Spirits, 1220 E. Northside Drive, Suite 320, 601-366-5676.

Nike medium gym bag Fleet Feet Sports, $32

Father’s Day Gift Guide


ERGO Baby CarrierCullen’s Play Pen, $115

Nike+ Sportwatch GPSFleet Feet Sports, $199

TriSwim Aqua Therapy Hair and Skin Care Kit

Fleet Feet Sports, $16

Sport manicure and pedicure Aqua the Day Spa, $23 & $45

Vibram Five Fingers Komodo shoes Buffalo Peak Outfi tters, $100

Pentax WG-1 cameraDeville Camera & Video, $399.99

Baby Jogger “the Summit XC” BabySupermarket, $399.99

Tifosi port sunglassesFleet Feet Sports, $39.95-$60

The Athletic Dad

Collegiate bib, Cullen’s Play Pen, $11.22Collegiate booties, Cullen’s Play Pen, $6.99

Southern Miss Creeper, Cullen’s Play Pen, $15.99Ole Miss Creeper, Cullen’s Play Pen, $15.99

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Relaxenergy Body Massage, AQUA the Day Spa, $95 for 60 minutes

Four Roses small-batch bourbon, McDade’s Wine & Spirits

J.L. Childress Moxi ToteCullen’s Play Pen, $39.67

Why is it that we default to neckties when we think of gifts for Father’s Day? (Hey, I’m guilty, too!) This guide will help you shop for the things Dad really wants. I assure you that none of these items will

leave him saying, “Well sweetheart, it’s the thought that counts.”

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Viking Cooking School (1107 Highland Colony Parkway, Ridgeland, 601-898-8345) Parents & Kids Maga-zine 2011 summer day camp family fa-vorites. Mention the Facebook post for $50 off kids or teens summer camps.

Tangle Boutique and Salon (607 Duling Ave., 601-987-0123) Something old is new again. Lock-ets ranging from $109-$260 make a classy gift for that special lady in your life.

Old House Depot (639 Monroe St., 601-592-6200)Ahoy, Matey! New arrivals of all sorts in the store.

The Green Room in Fondren (3026 N. State St., 601-981-9320)Huge sale! Everything in the store is under $30. All eco-friendly clothes and accessories.

Candy’s Confections (1149 Old Fannin Road, Suite 7, Brandon, 601-992-9623) Get a sweet birthday cake for your special little one’s summer party. Custom cakes made to order. See photos at www.fatcakeguy.com.


Where2Shop:4450, 4450 Interstate 55 N., 601-366-3687; Blithe and Vine, 2906 N. State St., 601-427-3322; Migi’s, 131 Market St., Flowood, 601-919-8203; The Shoebar at Pieces, 425 Mitchell Ave., 601-939-5203; W by AZ Well, 132 Market St., Flowood, 601-992-1661

The Tribal by Meredith W. Sullivan


Fashion watchers spotted Ikats and Aztecs all over the Spring/Summer 2011 runways, and Jackson has defi nitely caught on to this tribal trend. A little bit boho, a little bit south-of-

the-border, you should certainly work these easy-to-wear pieces into your summer look.

Smock jumpsuit, Migi’s, $86.99

Patterson J. Kincaid tank, 4450, $145

Aztec top, W by AZ Well, $29.99

Foley & Corina clutch, 4450, $384

Beaded belt, Migi’s, $26.99

Gryphon Sunshine shorts, 4450, $300

Abbott Jewelry turquoise earrings, The Shoebar at Pieces, $30

VLP wrap bracelet, The Shoebar at Pieces, $40

Antik Batik Kiss Spartiates sandals, Blithe & Vine, $211

NASH(dash)BECK feather earring, The Shoebar at Pieces,

Chan Luu beaded bracelet, 4450, $345

Stripe Mission dress, Migi’s $42.99

Long multicolor tank, W by AZ Well, $34.99

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The Funkiest Clothes in Fondren!


Forget Me Nots (204 E. Government St., Brandon, 601-824-9766) Check out this full service consignment boutique at their new location.


Where2Shop:Designer Discount Fashions, 111 Lake Harbour Drive, Ridgeland, 601-853-2522; Pink Bombshell, 270 Dogwood Blvd, Flowood, 601-919-1366; Sportique, 677 Pear Orchard Road, Ridgeland, 601-956-2863; Treehouse, 3000 N. State St., 601-982-3433

Swimsuit Season or Not?by Meredith W. Sullivan


Boho BabeL Space fringed one piece

Sportique, $125

Miss Mix ‘N’ Match, Splendid polka-dot triangle top, Sportique, $60

Splendid side-tie bottoms, Sportique, $52Splendid boy shorts, Sportique, $60

Most retailers consider July to be the end of the season for swimwear. I, however, fi rmly

believe that they are more “in” now than ever. When the temps reach 100 degrees daily, of course girls are still busting out their bikinis! Here’s a tip: Take advantage of the retail swimsuit season and score a new one from the sale rack.

Bejeweled BeautyTrina Turk pink bikini

Treehouse, $176

Sexy SwanBetsey Johnson Swan Lake triangle top,

Sportique, $84Betsey Johnson Swan Lake brief,

Sportique, $66

Girly GirlAnemone fl oral bikiniPink Bombshell, $34.95

Covered CutieFloral bandeau and skirt

Designer Discount Fashions, $15

Keep Kids Safe in the Waterby LaShanda Phillips

The American Red Cross says drowning is the second leading cause of unin-

tentional injury-related death for children ages 1 to 14. It is vital to always supervise your children while around or in water. Though swimming is fun and benefi cial, it can be dangerous unless you take the proper precautions. Use these tips to keep your child safe while having fun in the water:• Enroll your kids in age-appropriate swim classes. According to Rita Goldberg, author of “I Love to Swim!” (Launch Pad Publish-ing, 2010, $19.95), the best age to start teaching your kids to swim is between the ages of 6 months and 12 months. • Do not prohibit your children from go-ing near water. Instead, calmly teach them important techniques like fl oating on their backs, which is the most important survival skill of all according to Goldberg.• Swim in designated areas that are super-vised by lifeguards. • Although lifeguards may be present, par-ents should still actively watch and interact with their children.• Establish rules and set restrictions based on your child’s abilities. • Never leave a child unattended near the water. Use the buddy system. • Teach your child to always ask permission before entering water. • Prevent unsupervised access to a pool by choosing one with high barriers that enclose the entrance. Keep tempting and colorful pool toys out of sight.• Children should wear U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jackets when in or around wa-ter, but do not rely on these alone.• Keep a fi rst-aid kit, a cell phone, and reaching and throwing equipment nearby whenever you are near a pool or beach. • Enroll in some safety courses such as CPR or fi rst aid to know how to prevent and re-spond should an emergency occur.• Check the water fi rst if a child goes miss-ing near water. Seconds can mean the differ-ence between survival and brain damage to your child—or death.• Know when to call 9-1-1. SOURCES: WWW.REDCROSS.ORG AND WWW.ILOVETOSWIMTHEBOOK.COM.

Migi’s Boutique (Flowood, 601-919-8203; Ridgeland, 601-898-1126) Get amazing deals every 45 minutes on Maniac Mondays. “Like” the Facebook page for more details.

The Rogue & Good Company (4450 Interstate 55 N., Suite A, 601-362-6383) Save 30 percent on all spring and summer items through June 30.

Cups Espresso Cafe(multiple locations, cupsespressocafe.com)Beat the heat with a Sunshine Spritzer from Cups’ summer menu.

Butterfl y Yoga(3025 N. State St., 601-594-2313) Sum-mer Special through June 30: Get 30 days of unlimited classes for $77 (usually $90).

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Sal & Mookie’s (565 Taylor St., 601-368-1919) To reserve your spot for the Blue Moon and Leinenkugel Beer Dinner July 11 at 6 p.m., email [email protected]. $55 per person.

Mississippi Bees ( www.mississippi-bees.com) Find all natural honey and beeswax products at the Mississippi Farmers Market every Saturday and for sale on the website.

AQUA the Day Spa (4465 Interstate 55 N., Suite 102, 601-362-9514; 1000 Highland Colony Parkway, Suite 8001, Ridgeland, 601-898-9123) Time for a pedicure? Go see the friendly AQUA staff and let them pretty your toes.

Pink Bombshell (270 Dogwood Blvd., Flowood, 601-919-1366; 1000 Highland Colony Parkway, Suite 5007, Ridgeland, 601-853-0775) The Bomb-shell Girl Search has begun! Keep an eye on the Facebook page for details.

Maison Weiss (4500 Interstate 55 N., Suite 109, 601-981-4621) Plan to stop in to see some of Eva Long-oria’s favorite jewelry at the Claudia Lobao event July 12 and 13.


Where2Shop:Incense Salon & Boutique, 2475 Lakeland Drive, Flowood, 601-933-0074; Lipstick Lounge, 304 Mitchell Ave., 601-366-4000; Melisa’s Handcrafted Jewelry at the Mississippi Farmers Market, 929 High St., 601-214-1661; The Orange Peel, 422 Mitchell Ave., 601-364-9977; Treehouse Boutique, 3000 N. State St., 601-982-3433

Chick Ball Bling by Meredith W. Sullivan


Often for special occasions, we’ll fi nd the perfect dress but forget the acces-sories. Once again, y’all are in luck because jewelry is my thing. Where

most people advise that less is more, my personal preference is that more is better. (My mother says it’s quite fi tting, considering I idolized Mr. T when I was a kid.) The Chick Ball is this Saturday night, and I know you’ve picked out your dress already. But don’t forget to break out your bling!

Trina Turk desert fl ower ring,

Treehouse Boutique, $85

Milly crystal drop earrings,

Treehouse Boutique, $50

Large multicolored bangle,Incense Salon & Boutique,

$18.50

Rhinestone bangles,Incense Salon & Boutique,

$7.50 each

Fuschia bamboo hoopsLipstick Lounge,

$60

Silver glitter wedges,Lipstick Lounge,

$39.99

Star cuff,Melisa’s Handcrafted Jewelry (Mississippi Farmers Market),

$12

Butterfl y headband,Melisa’s Handcrafted Jewelry (Mississippi Farmers Market),

$10

Yellow beltThe Orange Peel,

$6

1. Earth Day eco tote, Fair Trade Green, $162. Buttons, Fair Trade Green, $1.50 each.3. Stott Pilates DVDs, The Pilates Place of Mississippi, $15 each.4. Nuun electrolyte-enhanced drink tabs, Fleet Feet Sports, $75. Umpqua Oats all natural oatmeal, Cups Espresso Café, $36. SweatyBands athletic headbands, Fleet Feet Sports, $157. Red beeswax Buddha candle, Fair Trade Green, $14

1. Neon yoga top, From Me to You Full Service Consignment, $8.992. Gray and neon yoga pants, From Me to You Full Service Consignment, $7.493. ToeSox, The Pilates Place of Mississippi, $134. Foam yoga blocks, Studio Om Yoga, $135. Bobble fi ltered water bottle, The Pilates Place of Mississippi, $10.70

Where2ShopConsignors’ Boutique (131 Gateway Drive, Suite F, Brandon, 601-825-2030); Cups Espresso Café (Multiple locations, 601-981-9088); Fair Trade Green (2807 Old Canton Road, Suite A, 601-987-0002); From Me to You Full Service Consignment (6080 Old Brandon Road, Suite B, Brandon, 601-939-2326); Fleet Feet Sports (Trace Station Shopping Center, 500 Highway 51, Ridgeland, 601-899-9696); The Pilates Place of Mississippi (Highland Village, 4500 Interstate 55 N., Suite 150, 601-981-2987); Studio Om Yoga (665 Duling Ave., 601-209-6325)

Sweat Together by Meredith W. Sullivan

Now that you’ve decided to have a fi tness party, it’s time to go shopping. For a yoga-themed party, we found some great items just for the occasion.


1. To-Go Ware bamboo utensils, Fair Trade Green, $13.502. Ten Thousand Villages wooden bowl, Fair Trade Green, $29.503. Bamboo Leaves Tea Set, Fair Trade Green, $23 (for the set)

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Where2Shop:The Green Room, 3026 N. State St., 601-981-9320High Cotton, 4500 Interstate 55 N., Suite 188, 601-981-3280Mozingo Clothiers, Highland Village, 4500 Interstate 55 N,

Suite 140, 601-713-7848Posh Boutique, 4312 N. State St., 601-364-2244Turkoyz, 4500 Interstate 55 N., Suite 123, 601-981-4000

Karma Day$ by Meredith W. Sullivan


I believe in karma. You know, the theory that when you do good things, good will come back to you. I do enough “good shopping” (to stimulate our economy, of course!) to call July 29 and 30 my “good karma days.” Offi cially known as Mississippi’s 2011 Sales Tax Holiday, our great state has given us 48 hours with no sales tax

on articles of clothing or footwear less than $100. Now that, my friends, is FLY. For complete information on the 2011 Sales Tax Holiday and a list of eligible and non-eligible items, visit dor.ms.gov/secondsalestaxholiday.

Steve Madden Turnpike wedges, High Cotton, $96

Leopard skinny belt, High Cotton, $42

Floral scarf, Turkoyz, $9.25

Bow tie, Mozingo Clothiers, $60

MEK DNM cigarette jeans, Posh Boutique, $85

Gray striped shirt, Posh Boutique, $17.50

We are the World eco-T, The Green Room, $19.99

Big Buddha shorty boots, High Cotton, $70

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Private Collection Consignment (101A Village Blvd., Madison, 601-607-6004) Save 15 percent on all purchases every Saturday through Oct. 1 when you shop with a family member or your BFF!

Broad Street Bakery & Cafe (4465 Interstate 55 N., Suite 101, 601-362-2900)Are you a tea drinker? Taste our new Revolution organic tea and let us know what you think!

Red Square Clothing Co. (1000 Highland Colony Parkway, Suite 9004, Ridgeland, 601-853-8960) “Check In” at Red Square on Facebook and get $20 off regular-priced denim. Enjoy a mid-week mimosa Thursday.

Soma/Wilai (2906 N. State St., Suite 103, 601-366-9955)Show that you are a Facebook fan while you are in the store and get 30 percent off all shoes and Ella Moss tops.

Orange Peel (422 Mitchell Ave., 601-364-9977)The summer sale has started. Take 50 percent off the lowest marked price on all summer merchandise.


Where2Shop:Kinkade’s Fine Clothing, 120 W. Jackson St., Suite 2B, Ridgeland, 601-898-0513; Repeat Street, 626 Ridgewood Road, Ridgeland, 601-605-9393;

The Rogue & Good Company, 4450 Interstate 55 N., Suite A, 601-362-6383; Swell-O-Phonic, 2906 N. State St., Suite 103, 601-366-9955

Man Shoes by Meredith W. Sullivan

Women. Love. Shoes. But we don’t just love our own. We take notice in a guy’s shoes, too. We get it when a fella is concerned about his kicks. I mean, who wants to be seen around town as best dressed, but only from the ankles

up? Here are a few of my favorites:


Nike Dunk Low Premium, Swell-O-Phonic, $59 Hush Puppies Carver, The Rogue, $115 Johnston & Murphy saddle oxfords, Kinkade’s Fine Clothing, $130

To Boot New York boots, The Rogue, $368 Vans Chukka 59 Pro, Swell-O-Phonic, $72 Perry Ellis bowling shoes, Repeat Street, $25

Katie is wearing a white blouse with a peter pan collar and pleated skirt from Parker School Uniforms (price on request); a coral Kensie sweater ($58), white flower headband ($26), orange teardrop earrings ($12.50), orange bib necklace ($40), an owl adjustable cocktail ring ($15) and pearl bracelet ($15) from Frock Fashions; black cuff ($16.95) and yellow Lexx Perry cuff ($5), neon braided Ettika bracelet ($24.95) and gold bangles ($22.95) from Material Girls; and gold Sperry Top Siders ($15) from Designer Discount Fashions.

Cedric is wearing a gray v-neck sweater, navy slacks and plaid book bag from Parker School Uniforms (price on request), blue and white checkered shirt ($8) from Bargain Boutique; orange slap bracelet ($20) and Vans ($69) from Swell-O-Phonic, and a paisley scarf ($31) from AZUL denim.

BACK 2 SCHOOL

PHOTOGRAPHER: Tate Nations FASHION STYLIST: Meredith W. Sullivan HAIR/MAKE UP: Smoak Salon MODELS: Katie Fulton and Cedric Hampton LOCATION: Smith Robertson Museum

Cedric is wearing a gray BigStuf t-shirt ($6) and striped IZOD shorts ($6) from Bargain Boutique; and the brown belt is his own. He is also wearing an orange slap watch ($20) from Swell-O-Phonic.

Katie is wearing a navy shirt with white polka dots ($4) and floral pants ($8) from Bargain Boutique; white Ettika rhinestone bracelet ($44.95) and green beaded necklace from Material Girls; a green flower ring ($10) and orange beaded wrap bracelet ($12) from Frock Fashions.

Where2Shop:Material Girls, 182 Promenade Blvd., Flowood, 601-992-4533; Frock Fashions, 111 Colony Crossing, Suite 270, Madison, 601-898-4643; Bargain Boutique, 5070 Parkway Drive, 601-991-0500; Salvation Army Family Thrift, 110 Presto Lane, 601-366-1073; Repeat Street, 626 Ridgewood Road, Ridgeland, 601-605-9393; Swell-O-Phonic, 2906 N. State St., Suite 103, 601-366-9955; Parker School Uniforms, 2001 Airport Road N., Suite 308, Flowood, 601-939-6366; Designer Discount Fashions, 111 Lake Harbour Drive, Ridgeland, 601-853-2522; The Orange Peel, 422 Mitchell Ave., 601-364-9977; AZUL denim 733 Lake Harbour Drive, Suite E, Ridgeland, 601-605-1066

Katie is wearing a blue printed Rebecca Taylor dress ($12), pink floral cardigan ($8), yellow striped Express blazer ($10) and ivory Banana Republic belt ($2) from Bargain Boutique; gold cuff ($5) from Orange Peel; yellow Lexx Perry bracelet ($5) from Material Girls; and orange beaded hoop earrings ($10) from Frock Fashions.

Katie is wearing a Mink Pink leopard print dress ($79.95), red Urban Expressions bag ($46.95) and toggle initial bracelet ($29.95) from Material Girls; floral Poetic License sneakers ($49.95), orange beaded necklace ($15) and leather bracelet ($12) from Frock Fashions; Arden B tshirt ($4) from Bargain Boutique; black blazer ($7) from Salvation Army Family Thrift Store; and vintage bow pins ($2 each) from Repeat Street.

Extended Hours for Sistersby Dustin Cardon

The Smith Robert-son Museum and Cultural Center,

528 Bloom St, Jack-son, is extending its Freedom’s Sisters ex-hibit to Aug. 22. The museum has also extended the deadline to Aug. 22 on an essay contest open to students in

grades 4 through 8. Writers should explain who their favorite Freedom’s Sister—or any influential person—is and why. They can also tell what they are doing to continue the Free-dom Sisters’ legacy. First prize is a $5,000 U.S. savings bond, second prize is a $2,500 savings bond, and third place wins a $1,000 bond. The Freedom’s Sisters exhibit, where this photo shoot was set, focuses on 20 women who, through their efforts, brought liberty and justice to African Americans. Harriet Tubman, Mary McLeod Bethune, Septima Poinsette Clark, Fannie Lou Hammer, Dorothy Height, Coretta Scott King, Rosa Parks and 13 other women leaders are featured. Hours for the exhibit are 9 a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturdays. Ticket prices are $4.50 for regular admission; senior tickets $3; $1.50 for children under 18. Call the museum at 601-960-1457.

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Juicy Couture pencil kit, Polkadot Pony, $18


The Jackson Zoo (2918 W. Capitol St., 601-352-2580) Visit the animals on half-price Wednesdays, extended through August, when admission and rides are 50 percent off all day.

Lemuria Bookstore (202 Banner Hall, 4465 Interstate 55 N., 601-366-7619) Reserve a copy of “Theater State” ($12) and have it signed by author Jack Boettcher on Tuesday, Aug. 9.

La Di Da (171 W. Peace St., Canton, 601-859-8106)Lulumari, the newest line, has made its way to the store, and every piece is less than $50.

Babalu Tacos & Tapas (622 Duling Ave., 601-366-5757)Celebrate Lucille Ball’s 100th birthday at the “I love Lucy” costume contest Aug. 6. For info, visit Babalu’s Facebook page.

N.U.T.S. Re-Sale Store (114 Millsaps Ave., 601-355-7458)Back-to-school shopping? Stock up on school supplies and dorm stuff at great discounts.


Where2Shop:Frock Fashions, 111 Colony Crossing, Suite 270, Madison, 601-898-4643; Parker School Uniforms, 2001 Airport Road N., Suite 308, Flowood, 601-936-6366; Polkadot Pony, 4500 Interstate 55 N., Suite 180, 601-981-9900; Swell-O-Phonic, 2906 N. State St. #103, 601-366-9955.

Back to School Goodiesby Meredith W. Sullivan

If there is something you’d like to see on our

FLY page, tell us on Twitter @FlyJFP.

Back to school means a new grade with new teachers, new uniforms and sneakers. Best of

all, it means new accessories and supplies. Up your cool factor a little this year with items

that have character and express your personality.


Natural Life notebooks, Polkadot Pony, $36 each

Hello Kitty sandwich container, Polkadot

Pony, $4.25

Jonathan Adler laptop sleeve, Frock Fashions, $28.95

Flower rings, Frock Fashions, $5 each

Slap watch, Swell-O-Phonic, $20 each

Plaid book bag, Parker School Uniforms (ask for prices)

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