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THE STYLE ISSUE! ATTENTION ALL ARTISANS, FASHIONISTAS, CHARCUTERIE CONNOISSEURS, AND STYLE GURUS, THIS MONTH’S ISSUE IS FOR YOU. We have scoured all of our local boutiques, salons, and galleries in pursuit of the greatest style in Spring Hill, Thompson's Station and Columbia; believe us when we say our community has some impeccable taste. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and this issue offers up something for everyone!

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It was no easy feat narrowing down the hottest trends for this fall season, but we did to bring you the absolute best. Go ahead and grab your credit card because, by the time you finish reading this issue, you’ll be halfway out the door and on your way to a brand new look. We already think you look great, and we can’t wait to see you around rocking your new fashion finds. Don't forget to share them on Instagram and tag us so we can check them out @springhillstylemagazine.

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FEATURES 14 Trending 2020 #naturalbeauty

18 The Art Of Charcuterie [pronounced shar - koo - tuh - ree]

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24 Fall Fashion Preview True Classics and New Trends for Fall 2020

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ARTICLE LORA POWELL, OWNER SALON BLONDE PHOTOGRAPHY LORA POWELL

IF THIS YEAR HAS TAUGHT US ANYTHING, IT IS THAT GETTING BACK TO THE BASICS CAN BE A GOOD THING. At the beginning of 2020 many of us were quarantining at home without being able to maintain the styles, colors, and looks we had been rocking for the past year. Some of us were essential and working, but there was no time for high maintenance hair! For some of us, our bangs grew out and into our eyes. Some of us saw our natural color for the first time in a long time (and some even liked it!). Some were so tired of their “natural” look, that the first place they broke quarantine for, was for the salon. Hair style and color trends are almost always driven by what is happening on the runway and in the larger cities, but this year, well… this year, happened. Guests started coming to the salon as soon as we opened back up and they haven’t stopped coming. We found out that the salon experience is something that makes us happy at our core, not just outwardly beautiful. The post quarantine hair that we have seen at Salon Blonde as well as on social media, has made way for some gorgeous styles this fall and an effortless beauty has emerged. Now, don’t get me wrong, there are some amazing BOLD looks coming out of our salon, and we love them too, but, by and large, people are opting for rooted color with subtle dimension, and long, sultry curtain bangs that gently sweep away from your face but don’t need constant maintenance. We are embracing natural texture and opting for a natural-looking wave or curl instead of a perfectly coiffed style and we are moving toward colors that are rich, warm, and youthful.

#NATURALBEAUTY

FEATURE PHOTO TO THE LEFT: I enhanced Audrey’s natural color with a light balayage using Redken Blonde Icing, gave her a fresh razor haircut, and added some subtle curtain bangs. These waves are so easy to create! Just sleep in a couple of big braids! HOT TIP: Spray some Kerastase VIP Spray to add natural-looking texture and to keep the waves in place.

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+ LOOK 1

ROOTED COLOR WITH

SUBTLE DIMENSION AND NATURAL TEXTURE This look is effortlessly beautiful. Use a big curling iron to create approximately 4 big curls and brush them completely out to create this soft wave. HOT TIP: Run some Redken Glow Dry Oil over the waves to smooth them down and give them some added shine. Angie Huston created this look on Victoria with Redken Haircolor, her color technique was a balayage with a root smudge and a low light.

+ LOOK 2

CURTAIN BANGS

Why we love them: They are a throwback to the 70’s (and who doesn’t love the 70’s?). They can be done on any length hair, they look good on almost any face shape, they are low maintenance, you can add them to any style for an instant update and they look great when you wear your hair up. Lauren Mosely created this warm color and look on Kitana with Redken Haircolor and Pureology Soft Finish Spray

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+ LOOK 3

TEXTURED LOW PONY

Have somewhere special to go? How about a textured low pony? Nowhere to go? How about a textured low pony?! Low ponys and baby braids are trending this fall. HOT TIP: Add a baby braid to any hairstyle for added spice. Lauren Mosley created this look with: Redken Powder Grip and the color was glossed with Redken Shades EQ over her existing and grown out balayage.

+ LOOK 4

NATURAL CURLS

Curls! Embrace your Natural Texture! We love this look! HOT TIP: Keep it healthy with Kerastase Discipline Oleo Relax Oil. It’s a nourishing, frizz controlling, relaxing, heat protecting oil you can use wet or dry. Angie Huston created Kameelas color with Redken Shades EQ Creme Conditioning Haircolor.

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+ Cheese Choose several types with varying textures and flavors. Soft, mild cheese like brie or goat, a harder option, such as aged cheddar or gruyere, and something outside of the box, blue cheese,

+ Charcuterie

dill havarti, or even a spread. 2-3 oz/person is great for appetizers.

After all, it’s in the name! Choose cured meats of different textures. Some popular options are prosciutto, capicola,

soppressata,

and

hard

salami. Guests don’t always want to cut into something, so always preslice meats (and hard cheeses!). 1-2 oz of meat/person is perfect.

+ Sweet Fruit brings a needed sweetness to the salty elements. Choose what is in season! Go for bold colors when possible, and don’t shy away from “odd” choices like gooseberries or kiwi. Some of the best bites include meat, cheese, and fruit. Candy and chocolate also have a prized spot on your boards.

ARTICLE CORINNE REESE, WILLCO WINE AND CHEESE PHOTOGRAPHY ANGELA ZUILL

The Ar t of Charcuterie [PRONOUNCED SHAR - KOO - TUH - REE]

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Including some brined elements like olives and pickles adds saltiness and tanginess that pair well with meats and cheeses. You may want to serve these in a ramekin to avoid leaking.

CHARCUTERIE [PRONOUNCED SHAR - KOO - TUH REE] BOARDS ARE ONE OF THE BIGGEST TRENDS IN FOOD RIGHT NOW, AND DESERVEDLY SO. Often called “grazing boards” or cheese boards, charcuterie is an art form that is both beautiful and delicious. With all the elements of salty, sweet, creamy, tangy, and crunchy, it’s always a crowd pleaser! Take some time to consider ingredients and layout, and you can easily create something swoon worthy. Choose a pretty board, plate, or even use butcher paper on your counter or table to make your creation. The options are endless for size and shape, and anything goes! Your anchor ingredients should be placed first. Space your cheeses out across the board, and then position a

+ Crunchy

few pretty ramekins or mason jars amongst them. You

Serve a variety of crackers and breads to hold all

ingredient you don’t want leaking onto the board. Next,

of this goodness! Include gluten free for those

add your meats. Spread them out along the board, rather

who may need that option. Add some nuts for

than bunching them all in one place. Fill in any open

another crunchy element. Some crowd pleasers

spaces with fresh fruit, nuts, crackers and sweets. Using

are candied pecans and marcona almonds.

colorful candies and dried fruits is a fun way to bring in

may use these to hold olives, jam, honey, or any other

color palate to your board, especially if you’re creating it for a special event. Finally, add some finishing touches; sprigs of rosemary, pomegranate seeds, or edible flowers. The beauty of creating charcuterie boards is that you can be as simple or intricate as you choose. Support local farmers and businesses by buying local, all while using your board as a centerpiece for great conversation and

+ Spreads Including a jam or honey (the honeycomb is edible and delicious!) really uplevels your board. Use a fun ramekin and a honey drizzler or pretty spoon. A bit of honey or jam can cut through the saltiness of even the most fragrant cheese, and make it appealing to more people.

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as far as

ARTIST’S PALETTE

TH E E Y E C A N S E E AN INSPIRING POINT OF VIEW

WHEN I WAS A CHILD, MY GRANDMOTHER WOULD GENTLY DIRECT MY GAZE TO THE FARTHEST POINT ON THE HORIZON. “Look as far as the eye can see”, she would say. In this fast-paced, scrolling digital world, we find ourselves staring at screens just inches from our faces for sometimes hours on end. Today, we take a minute to be refreshed by creativity as we allow a few Spring Hill artists to guide our eyes in a beautiful direction.

MIXED MEDIA ale tha carr

Nestled among the perfectly weathered nostalgia in the Spring Hill Antique mall, you are likely to meet with the warm smile and twinkling eyes of artist Aletha Carr. Inspired and encouraged by her surroundings she shares, “In recent years I have shifted in my area of concentration from painting to sculpture. I have become interested in the re-use of everyday objects and especially vintage objects. The surface quality of things with age and the imprint of human handling, the patina and discoloration that is evidence of time and usage inspires me. Color inspires me. There is something personal in the distressed surfaces of old objects. There is history.” Aletha’s assemblages invite the viewer into a tiny mysterious world. People of all ages are drawn to the sculptures which nudge our minds to take a walk... Is this a toy? Can I open it? How did that get in there? This creative conversation is crucial, as she expressed her vision for supporting the arts in our town: “Art is important to any community because it promotes connections. It sparks dialogue, social awareness, generates new ideas and stimulates imaginations. It brings people together and teaches us how to be better humans.” You can find more at www.alethacarr.com and @alethaseye on Instagram. 20

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Samantha Ornellas is a passion-filled artist whose inspired images spark emotion and awe for all who experience them. Originally from South Africa, her texture-teased paintings often capture scenes and souls from around the world. Locally, she enjoys teaching others (especially children) how to paint. “Art is a way of expressing yourself. Art is a universal form of communication.

PAINTING samantha ornellas

Everyone can understand it! You can share your ideas and thoughts with other people. Art can bridge the gap between different cultures and bring people together.” Surprisingly, she hasn’t always been confident in her artistic endeavors. She shared the magical story about how in 2008, a stranger approached her and told her that God had given her a creative gift. However, this gift would take time to unwrap, as she wrestled through teaching herself technique and then taking a break to have a baby. “Eventually in 2011 I made a New Years resolution to paint one painting a month, just so I would stop feeling guilty that I wasn’t being faithful with the gift God had given me.” After that, her paintings became a blessing to her, and since then, she has continued to bless others. “Everyone is born creative and art is a form of therapy. If you think you’re not good that’s because somewhere along the way someone probably told you, you are not good.” Each person has unique talents just waiting to emerge: “Don’t bury it because it seems so small in your eyes. Just consistently water that seed, and watch it grow into a beautiful tree bearing much fruit! ” Continue to be inspired on Facebook (Sam Orne Art) and Instagram (@samorneart)

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Photographer Jeremy Teran has a similar story about getting a late start as an artist. “I didn’t think of myself as an artist when I started this journey. I think it was because I had this idea that art has to be created by amazing people, who either studied it all of their lives, or they were just born incredibly talented. When I realized art was more about the value

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TREND SETTER

FALL FASHION IN TENNESSEE CAN BE CHALLENGING WITH WARM WEATHER LINGERING INTO NOVEMBER. To keep you cool while celebrating all things fall, our favorite boutiques created a few classic layered looks. Get inspired by the following

ARTICLE GABRIELLE GROOTERS PHOTOGRAPHY ANDY SCHMIDBAUER

autumnal ensembles—to wear while working from home, in the office, indulging in Zoom happy hours, or getting out to enjoy weekend wanderings—like our friends Kimberly and Kaibry photographed below!

Kimberly and Kaibry model fashions from the Linen Duck, Columbia, TN

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FALL FA SHION PREVIEW TRUE CLASSICS AND NEW TRENDS FOR FALL 2020

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The Classic White Shirt

CLASSIC LOOKS K I M B ER LY M CCO R D + @ TH E LI N EN DU C K

+ DETAIL 1 White Button-down Collared Shirt + DETAIL 2 Tortoise Shell & Fringe Earrings

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TREND SETTER (CONTINUED) Harmony with Fireflies in Plaid

Harmony - Animal Print is Still Trending

+ DETAIL 1 Plaid Shirt + Corduroy Skirt + DETAIL 2 Animal Print Top + Fringe Earrings + Cork Purse + Flared Jeans + DETAIL 3 Black Hat + Tiger Shirt + Black Jeans + Black Purse + Bracelets

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Harmony in Comfort Casual

Kayla in Leopard Print Sheer Kimono from Vintage 615

The textured poncho sweaters worn by these ladies are just right

With a rich history that goes back beyond Scottish Highlander

for fall layering. One of our favorite new trends is a fixation on patch-

kilts, plaid is a heritage pattern that still trends strong. We love how

work patterns like the star patchwork on Kaibry’s cute jeans. On the

Harmony with Fireflies styles her burgundy plaid with a quintessen-

right, Kimberly is all classic style with a staple white button-down

tial corduroy skirt.

shirt everyone needs in their wardrobe. Perfecting the look are our favorite fringe earrings! We’ve seen fringe in past seasons, but there is more dedication to the trend for fall 2020. For those of you not quite bought in, fringe

For all of our animal print lovers, rest assured, animal prints are here to stay for fall/ winter 2020 print trends. Also, be on the look-out for zebra to edge in on leopard! If you live for the black on white, you will surely love this new trend coming in hot!

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NIGHT ON THE TOWN K I M B ER LY M CCO R D + K A I B RY SO UTH ER N @ TH E LI N EN DU C K

+ DETAIL 1 Geometric Patterns + Bold Statement Necklace + DETAIL 2 Metallic Pant Suit + Stylish Necklace + DETAIL 3 Ivory Dress + Tortoise Shell & Gold Fringe Earrings

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Seventies-inspired styles continue to be a huge inspiration

Margaret at Vintage 615 styled Kayla for a fun night out on the town.

this fall, with high-waisted, flared jeans reigning supreme. For

Leather pants + a cozy t-shirt + a flowing Leopard Print Sheer Kimono

the fall 2020 headwear trends, you can choose from bowler or

makes this outfit scream perfection! If you look closely, you’ll find dazzling

fedora-style crowns with brims that are wide but not too massive,

over-sized black fringe earrings that are a must, and DON’T forget the

giving a winter-appropriate look to shield the face from the sun.

bag! This metallic over-sized handbag is all style and functionality ready

The three outfits shown on page 27 modeled by Harmony can all

to carry all of your essentials. Dress the outfit down by pairing it with jeans

be purchased at Fireflies.

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HEALTHY LIFESTYLE

SWEET P OTATO SCRAMBLE (FOR ONE)

M I X INGREDIENTS

+ 2 eggs + A dash of flax milk + Cumin + Salt + pepper + ½ sweet potato, cubed + ¼ green onion, chopped + ¼ cup spinach + Handful of broccoli florets + Ghee butter or avocado oil for cooking

TOPPING IDEAS

+ Cooked salmon + Hot sauce + Chia seeds or flax seeds + Fresh parsley

DIRECTIONS 01 Whisk together your eggs, milk, and spices. 02 Prepare a skillet over medium heat with your ghee butter or avocado oil. Cook the sweet potato, green onion, and broccoli for 5-8 minutes. Add the spinach and cook for 1 more minute. 03 Pour your egg mixture into the skillet and scramble together until the eggs are your desired texture, roughly 3 minutes. 04 Immediately add your cooked salmon, seeds, parsley, or hot sauce and ARTICLE HAYLEY HYER

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THURSDAYS

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EXPERIENCE SPRING HILL EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED

The Spring Hill Farmers Market sets

Station Rd. W, Thompson's Station, TN

the Annual Experience Spring Hill

up each Thursday from 3:00 - 7:00

Thompson's Station Farmer's Market

event on September 12, 2020 has

pm at Harvey Park in Spring Hill, TN.

is a market built on the idea of buying

been postoned. Please visit the

You will experience live music, family

local. The mid-week market is perfect

online directory for more details.

fun, and good homegrown food to

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eat. The Spring Hill Farmers Market

enjoy artisan crafted items, or just hang

is a non-profit event that collects

with friends and family. You can find

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SATURDAYS

LIGHT HILL PREMIUM MEATS POP UP

COLUMBIA FIRST FRIDAYS

The Come Shop, Eat and Play at

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TN Fireflies of Spring Hill will be hosting a Street Fair on September 19th from 2:00 - 7:00 pm. Benefits

Downtown Columbia, TN

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At the intersection of Mount Olivet Rd

Experience Downtown Columbia like

Join in the fun, downtown Spring Hill

and Bear Creek Pike, Columbia, TN

a local. Musicians and performers on

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Light Hill Premium Meats Pop Up

the Square. Shops staying open a

Beef & Pork Shops will be open on

little later spilling outdoors onto the

Saturdays from 9-12 at the intersec-

sidewalks. And restaurants ready

tion of Mount Olivet Rd and Bear

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