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Mar 7, 2022

In Beaufort with Birdie James

Celebrate Hilton Head Magazine

Photography By

M.KAT Photography
Styled by Kaila Jeffcoat + Michelle Taylor Modeled by Caroline Molloy Hair & Makeup by True Beauty by Joanna Marie Photography by M.Kat Special thanks to Harden Creative

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For this month’s fashion spread with the fabulous fashions of Birdie James, we headed up to Beaufort for a change of scenery. Special thanks to The Beaufort Inn for hosting us. Be sure to check out our website and social media channels for Behind the Scenes looks captured by Harden Creative.

Cleobella Dress $228, Baci Blazer $258, Victoria Dunn, Earrings $58

Cleobella Dress $258, Julie Vos Earrings $95, Julie Vos Bracelet $275

Baci Dress $178, One Grey Day Sweater $438, Julie Vos Necklace $495, Ornate Pattern  Bracelet $210, Solid with Green Stone Bracelet $345, Leaf Pattern Bracelet $95

Mille Top $198, KUT Jeans $118, Selena King  Earrings $305

Mille Dress $228, Mignonne Gavigan Earrings $295, Selena King Bracelet $390, Selena King Ring $190, Wyeth Hat $98

 

Cleobella Pajamas $228, Necklaces $498 each

Natalie Mastise Dress $278, Mignonne Gavigan Earrings $250

Ridley Rader Top $118, Ridley Rader Pants $188, Victoria Dunn Earrings $58

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