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75 Most Stylish Southerners

Story by Stephanie Granada

From forward-thinking shop owners to nationally recognized designers, we rounded up 75 of the best-dressed entrepreneurs living in the South. Here, they sum up all that's to love about Southern style now.

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Laura Vinroot Poole

Charlotte, North Carolina

 

Owner, Capitol & Poole Shop; Co-founder, House Account (mobile shopping app),  capitolcharlotte.com

“Southern women have a steadiness and a strength that sets us apart. We know where we come from and take pride in all the highs and lows of that. This confidence gives us an unwavering sense of style that is always original, often surprising, feminine, and very beautiful.”

Follow Laura on Twitter: @capitolclt

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Matt LeeTed Lee

Charleston, South Carolina

 

Authors, mattleeandtedlee.com

“We’re certainly not the first to say this, but we think Southern style is characterized by a commitment to handcrafted quality, to old methods of manufacturing, and a “worn-in-ness” (for lack of a better word). Also, a little tropical flair, a red-bloodedness. That’s really what seems to unite our favorite Southern designers: Victor and Sarah Litvinenko of Raleigh Denim, Natalie Chanin, Billy Reid, Leigh Magar.”

Follow Matt & Ted on Twitter: @TheLeeBros

 

 

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Paul Trible

Richmond, Virginia

 

Co-founder and CEO, Ledbury, ledbury.com

“The only thing different about Southern style today is that it is now defining American style. From movies and TV shows to some of the country’s most talented designers, Southern style is having its moment.”

 

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Billy Reid

Florence, Alabama

 

Fashion Designer, billyreid.com  

“The world now is so connected that borders don’t define style any longer. The South is a place with its own flavors, nuances, and traditions, but fashion and tastes today seem more global, yet very personal at the same time.”

Follow Billy on Twitter: @billy_reid

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Holly Williams

Nashville, Tennessee

 

Musician; Owner, H. Audrey and White’s Mercantile boutiques, hollywilliams.com

“In the South most people believe in quality over quantity, in good fabrics and timeless pieces that will last for generations. I’m thinking about if it will work for my grandkids one day when I buy something. That sounds crazy but it’s rooted in us.”

Follow Holly on Twitter: @hollywilliams1

 

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Sara Ruffin Costello

New Orleans, Louisiana

 

Design consultant, Decorator, Writer, sararuffincostello.com  

“The Southerners whose style I most admire have an enviable quality that suggests nothing is more important than what is happening right now, in front of them.”

Follow Sara on Twitter: @ruffincostello

 

 

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The whole imogene and willie staff

Nashville, Tennessee

 

Designers, store reps, event coordinators, etc. for one of Nashville’s coolest brands, imogene and willie, imogeneandwillie.com

“We love Nashville for so many reasons. There is such a respect for tradition in this city, but more and more, so every day, that tradition is marrying individuality. Nashville is a melting pot. If you lined up 100 folks from in the city, you would not see a consistent style because there is not one. The only consistency? Everyone is nice.”

Follow imogene and willie on Twitter: @imogenewillie

 

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Mimi Robinson CeCe Colhoun

New Orleans, Louisiana

 

Boutique owners, miminola.com  

“There is so much design talent coming out of New Orleans. One is Crowe, a line of delicate, feminine, yet clever jewelry from Lauren Bott. It’s all versatile and dynamic, but also very wearable and at a great price point.”

 

 

 

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Julia Reed

New Orleans, Louisiana

 

Author

“Southern style at its best is unfussy and all about living with fine old things in a relaxed way. Think slipcovers, faded chintz, Oriental rugs, or sea grass on polished hardwood floors—the comfortable English country house look as translated by Nancy Lancaster, who, after all, was born in Virginia. (And while we’re on the subject, the drearily overwrought Downton Abbey is the opposite of what I’m talking about!)”

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Otis James

Nashville, Tennessee

 

Owner and Designer, Otis James Nashville, otisjames.com  

“What I like best about Nashville’s style is how unassuming it is. I would consider it a well-dressed city, but it is not over the top or in your face. People take pride in what they wear, but don’t feel the need to be too flashy.”

Follow Otis on Twitter: @OtisJamesNash

 

 

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Michelle Nussbaumer

Dallas, Texas

 

Principal Designer and Founder, Ceylon et Cie, ceylonetcie.com  

“Southern style is set apart by tradition, elegance, and timelessness. It is reminiscent of English country houses with inherited pieces and of course, great hospitality.”

Follow Michelle on Twitter: @mnussbaumer

 

 

 

 

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Valerie June

Memphis, Tennessee

Musician, valeriejune.com  

“Much like folks from France, I find Southerners really care about how they look. We can wear an old rag and make it look like a brand-new purchase because of the way we carry ourselves. We’re just as confident in a pair of overalls as we are in our Sunday best.”

Follow Valerie on Twitter: @TheValerieJune

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Paul QuiDeana Saukam

Austin, Texas

 

Chef (Paul)/ Media Director (Deana), qui and East Side King, quiaustin.com; eskaustin.com

“Austin is a brave town and is willing to take risks, from food to fashion and everything else in between.”

Follow Paul on Twitter: @pqui
Follow Deana on Twitter: @DeanaSaukam

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Andi Eaton

New Orleans, Louisiana

 

Founder, NOLA Fashion Week; Designer, Hazel & Florange; Blogger, Oui We, hazelandflorange.com; ouiwegirl.com  

“New Orleans’ deep rooted culture, influenced by jazz music, Carnival season, and the amazing cuisines spills into the way New Orleanians dress. Intricate design with a bit of costume flair is seen in everyday attire. There’s also the classics: seersucker and lightweight cottons appropriate for the tropical weather.”

Follow Andi on Twitter: @andieaton

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Natalie Chanin

Florence, Alabama

 

Designer and Founder, Alabama Chanin, alabamachanin.com  

“Southern style—as with many regional style influences—has become a global style. We may often be stereotyped as being about gingham, monograms, or cowboy boots—and there’s not anything wrong with those things, but modern Southern style has found its own voice as a mix of comfort with quality materials and excellent craftsmanship. We love well-made goods that come with a story and have respect for those who have the skill to produce those things.”

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Rachel Halvorson

Nashville, Tennessee

 

Interior Designer, rachelhalvorson.com  

“As much as Nashville is changing and growing, it still has that heartfelt authenticity to it. Our style is very laid-back. I like that I can wear my boots and blue jeans from client meetings straight to a cocktail party… Or at least, I think I can.”

 

 

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Anne-Marie Varnell

Oxford, Mississippi

 

Owner, Cicada, shopcicada.com  

“As a region, I believe Southerners are not afraid of and actually prefer color and prints. We love to wear our clothes in brighter and bolder colors than most of the country. Also, it is important to Southerners to have the complete look. Having our hair and makeup done to perfection is just as necessary as wearing a fabulous outfit. I love that about the South.”

 

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Amanda Strong Boalt

Palm Beach, Florida

 

Founder, Strong Boalt Menswear, strongboalt.com  

“Southern style is a combination of heritage and climate. Men tend to be more dapper and women more feminine. We love to keep things sunny and polished. It’s carefree yet classic.”

 

 

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Amanda McClements Martin

Washington, D.C.

 

Owner and Creative Director, Salt & Sundry,  shopsaltandsundry.com  

“A new wave of creative energy is sweeping D.C. right now. There’s a real focus on individuality and pushing boundaries when it comes to style.”

 

 

 

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Jessica Nell Graves

Atlanta, Georgia

 

Founder, The Love List; Creative Director, Shops Around Lenox, thelovelist.net; shopsaroundlenox.com

“Southern style will always have roots. Its longevity is based on function. You don’t see that as much up North. Different areas have some colloquial influences—music in Nashville, sporting in Georgia. It’s more about a sense of place than about abiding by trends.”

Follow Jessica on Twitter: @TheLoveList

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Alyson Fox

Austin, Texas

 

Designer, alysonfox.com

“Austinites are bold, curious, tailored, classic, and out of the box comfortable. I love that I can go to dinner and see so many styles all working at once and everyone looks right at home.”

 

 

 

 

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Susan Hable Smith

Athens, Georgia

 

Creative Director, Hable Construction, hableconstruction.com

“Ladies take great care of themselves in the South. A grocery store visit is treated as an opportunity to put lipstick on. I have lived in many different places and it’s one big thing that I noticed every time I would visit the South. Athens is no exception!”

 

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Kendra Scott

Austin, Texas

 

CEO and Founder, Kendra Scott, kendrascott.com  

“Southern style, specifically fashion in Texas, is often misinterpreted. It is hard to shake that iconic cowboy boots stereotype. While some may say that having distance from fashion meccas like New York City and L.A. is a disadvantage, there is actually more freedom in expressing your personal style. From classic and feminine to boho-casual and rocker chic—you see it all in the South.”

Follow Kendra on Twitter: @KendraScott

 

 

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Libby Callaway

Nashville, Tennessee

 

Creative consultant, Writer, @libbycallaway1970 on Instagram 

“Southern style at its best skirts the line between propriety and eccentricity. The chicest women I know below the Mason-Dixon understand that it’s possible to simultaneously dress to honor your personal history (Why yes, these are grandmother’s pearls...) while letting your freak-flag fly (...that I’m wearing with this black leather jacket I got at a flea market in London).”

Follow Libby on Twitter: @LibbyCallaway

 

 

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John Rife

Winter Park, Florida

 

Owner, East End Market, eastendmkt.com

“Despite cities becoming much more cosmopolitan, there is still a hearkening back to clean lines, crisp collars, and classic patterns when it comes to Southern style.  A dark pair of blue jeans, rolled up sleeves, handmade leather belt, and wingtips are the new business suit.”

Follow John on Twitter: @JohnRife

 

 

 

 

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Anna E. Cottrell

Fayetteville, Arkansas

 

Owner and Buyer, Lola Boutique, lolaboutique.com  

“Being raised a Southern girl, I never feel more pulled together than when I am wearing red lipstick.”

Follow Anna on Twitter: @AnnaECottrell

 

 

 

 

 

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Lindsey Carter

Charleston, South Carolina

 

Designer and Founder, Troubadour, troubadourclothing.com  

“Our region’s style still has its hand in the traditional, but people are updating those looks with modern takes. For men, think Raleigh Denim jeans with a bow tie; for women mixing and matching prints and unusual silhouettes.”

Follow Lindsey on Twitter: @Troubadour__

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Hugh Acheson

Athens, Georgia

 

Chef and Partner, Five & Ten, The National, Empire State South, Cinco y Diez, hughacheson.com  

“I was a punk rock kid who never grew out of a fondness for T-shirts and jeans. I like clothes that fit. I don’t feel right unless I am clean-shaven. I like Paul Smith socks, probably too much. I could wear Blundstone boots everyday of my life.”

Follow Hugh on Twitter: @HughAcheson

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Tasia Malakasis

Elkmont, Alabama

 

Cheesemaker, Belle Chevre, bellechevre.com  

“When Southern style has been recalled/recollected there were always polarities that would emerge. It was either highbrow elegance (white linen and shaded porches), or working-lass grit and guts that had its own powerful draw. What is wonderful now about our modern style is that those polarities are swirled together in a way that is very real and earthy, yet elegant at the same time.”

Follow Tasia on Twitter: @BelleChevre

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Shelly Colvin

Nashville, Tennessee

 

Musician; Stylist & Music Events Coordinator at Billy Reid, shellycolvin.net  

“Southern style has always been viewed as more traditional or conservative, but just as our culture has become more en vogue nationally, our style has become more progressive. There is more awareness in the South of what’s happening in fashion than ever before.  Alabama has the third most members of the CFDA (Council of Fashion Designers of America) behind New York and California for cryin’ out loud. But like anything Southern, what always sets us apart is our charm, whimsy, and hospitality.”

Follow Shelly on Twitter: @shellycolvin

 

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Stacy Smallwood

Charleston, South Carolina

Owner, Hampden & James, hampdenclothing.com  

“Southerners value our cultural traditions and therefore every Southern woman understands the importance of dressing for each occasion. While I enjoy wearing black blazers and leather leggings for a Friday night, my Southern roots will always make me gravitate towards a colorful dress for a luncheon for the Historic Charleston Foundation. We often limit our style, but I think in Charleston there is a time and a place for every style.”

Follow Stacy on Twitter: @hampdenclothing

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Sid MashburnAnn Mashburn

Atlanta, GA

 

Boutique owners, sidmashburn.com; annmashburn.com  

Sid's style tip for Southern gentlemen: “It’s always good to be dressed, or you’ll get in trouble with the law. Seriously, clothes should fit, probably closer than you're used to. Achieving the right fit will help you lose 10 pounds visually without needing to exercise.”

Follow Sid and Ann on Twitter: @SIDMASHBURN; @ANNMASHBURN

 

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Harper Poe

Charleston, South Carolina

 

Owner and Designer, Proud Mary, proudmary.org

"I travel a lot for my work and am overall globally inspired. I love bringing the colors and textures of global craftspeople to Charleston, a city steeped in traditional craft."

Follow Harper on Twitter: @ProudMaryDesign

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Carter McGuyer

Tuscumbia, Alabama

 

Industrial Designer, cartermcguyer.com  

“From childhood, I distinctly remember my grandfather’s attention to detail in his dress. He would set himself apart from other gentlemen by wearing his belt with the buckle moved to the side, or by incorporating bold patterns. Like many elements of Southern heritage, I learned to be confident and wear what I like from watching him.”

Follow Carter on Twitter: @cartermdesign

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Lauren Liess

Great Falls, Virginia

 

Principal Designer, Lauren Liess & Co.; Decorator & Textile Designer, laurenliess.com  

“I love a meaningful, collected look—whether in the home, on the table, or in clothing—and think it’s something Southerners do brilliantly. Mixing in my grandmother’s antique clover china with modern pieces like a teak root bowl on the table feels unexpected and personal.”

Follow Lauren on Twitter: @LaurenLiess

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Sally King Benedict

Atlanta, Georgia

 

Artist, sallybenedict.com  

“Harper Poe of Proud Mary has just released a small line of gauzy, breezy pieces that I’m planning on living in this spring/summer. Simple, minimal, perfect.”

Like Sally King Benedict on Facebook

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Thomas Wages

Atlanta, Georgia

 

Founder, TWEEDS, tweedsshop.com  

“Southern style has a genteel formality to it, timeless, classic, yet worn in a casual lazy Sunday afternoon way—rumpled and slightly askew is part of the charm. Add in our signature affection for gingham, seersucker, and exposed ankles and you have Southern style at its finest.”

Follow Thomas on Twitter: @thomaswages

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Beth Parker

Lexington, Kentucky

 

Blogger, seersuckerandsaddles.blogspot.com  

“Lexington is a hidden gem. It has so much more to offer than meets the eye. The women—whether in college, young professionals, or moms—have crazy Southern swag.”

Follow Beth on Twitter: @seersuckersaddl

 

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Jon Carloftis

Lexington, Kentucky

 

Garden designer; shop owner, joncarloftis.com  

“I think most would agree that few locations in the U.S. can compare visually to the elegance, beauty, and grandeur of the South. And the new generation of Southerners are sweetening the deal with the infusion of hip and forward-thinking businesses and people.”

 

 

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Juley Thuy Le

New Orleans, Louisiana

 

Blogger, Director of Operations at a charter school, upperlyne.com  

“Amanda deLeon is my hands-down favorite Southern designer for her architectural aesthetic and immaculate execution skills. I’ve watched her develop since the first NOLA Fashion Week and have followed/stalked her since. Her collections could easily rival NYFW designers."

Follow Juley on Twitter: @juleytl

 

 

 

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Angie Hranowsky

Charleston, South Carolina

 

Interior designer, angiehranowsky.com

“Charleston is a real beacon for what’s taking place in the South. Its diversity is a unique clash of cultures, creatives, technology, and award-winning food. And with that comes loads of original style.”

Follow Angie on Twitter: @angiehranowsky

 

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Ronnie Rashon Carraway

Rock Hill, South Carolina

 

Blogger, Mr. Goodwill Hunting; Creative Director, The Carraway Concept, rashoncarraway.com; thecarrawayconcept.com

“Southern style is distinctive in that often times it complements the manners of the South. It is warm, bright, and welcoming—the same as a true Southerner."

Follow Rashon on Twitter: @RashonCarraway

 

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Brooks Reitz

Charleston, South Carolina

 

Entrepreneur, Restaurateur, jackrudycocktailco.com; neighbourhoodllc.com  

“Heritage is what sets our style apart. It’s perfectly acceptable and expected that you might have your dad’s favorite oxford, your uncle’s favorite old jeans, and your grandfather’s watch. That history and patina is what makes Southern style special for me.”

Follow Brooks on Twitter: @brooksreitz

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Diane Flynt

Dugspur, Virginia

 

Owner, Foggy Ridge Cider, foggyridgecider.com

“Whether taking care of neighbors, entertaining friends, or working on the farm, I believe Southern style is all about grace. My parents raised me to believe that “things matter,” that it’s both worthwhile and enjoyable to take the time and make the effort. I see this sense of grace and personal warmth in how Southerners serve up meals, dress for work or play—and even in the orchard when we take time from picking to sprawl on the warm grass and eat an apple.”

Follow Diane on Twitter: @FoggyRidgeCider

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Melissa Blanchard

Columbia, South Carolina

 

Owner, VANJEAN WOMENSWEAR, shopvanjean.com

“Southerners have always been authentic and original. Add modern to that mix and you have present-day Southern style.”

Follow Melissa on Twitter: @DuchessofDevine

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Emily Leonard Southard

Nashville, Tennessee

 

Visual Artist, emilyleonard.com  

“One thing I love about style in the South is that Southerners don’t shy away from colors, prints, and florals. I also love that our sundresses and sandals season is extra long.”

Follow Emily on Twitter: @emilyleonard

 

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Chassity Evans

Charleston, South Carolina

 

Author, Look Linger Love, looklingerlove.com  

“A local designer I’m loving is Amanda Greeley of Tink + Tiger. Her luxurious pajama line makes me want to wear pj’s everywhere. The sleep romper is what dreams are made of.”

Follow Chassity on Twitter: @LookLingerLove

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Gena Knox

Athens, GA

 

Cookbook author,  genaknox.com

“Alex Smith is an Atlanta garden designer whose style I love. He came to my house last month, and I am smitten.”

Follow Gena on Twitter: @GenaKnox

 

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Kimberly Schlegel Whitman

Dallas, Texas

 

Editor-at-Large, Southern Living, kimberlywhitman.com

"Dallas is full of women who love to embrace their own personal style regardless of trends. I love that women here are confident enough to follow their own path and wear what works on them."

  • Kimberly shares her Style Tips

Follow Kimberly on Twitter: @KimberlyWhitman

 

 

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Erika McPherson Powell

Santa Rosa Beach, Florida

 

Designer and Owner, Urban Grace Interiors, Inc., urbangrace.com  

“Southern style has and always will be defined by tradition. Whether it’s a way of decorating, entertaining, or fashion, Southerners tend to look to the past.”

Follow Erika on Instagram: @erikampowell

 

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Keisha Noel

Atlanta, Georgia

 

Creative Director, KZ Noel Jewelry, kznoel.com  

“As an infant in comparison to many other cities in the U.S., Atlanta has made big strides in celebrating fashion and the arts. We have many exciting designers like Wes Gordon, Patrick T. Cooper, and Katharine Kidd all hailing from here.”

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Cecilia Márquez

Houston, Texas

 

Creative Director, Saint Cloud, shopsaintcloud.com  

“To me, Southern style, especially in Texas, is about the attention to detail.  A Southern woman thinks about every single piece of her outfit, down to the color of her hair tie. Accessories play an essential role, and nothing is overlooked.”

Follow Cecilia on Twitter: @shopsaintcloud

 

 

 

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