Charlotte Magazine - March 2010

March 2010

Features

Blue Crush

From subtle shades of sky to bold cobalt hues, this spring's chicest fashions are feeling blue

Produced by Sarah Crosland
Chris Edwards

In a society of excess, spoiled children are no longer the sole province of the upper class. Now, middle class parents are battling the recession, internal doubt, and each other to see who can give...

By Rachel Sutherland
Chris Edwards

Get Away. Now.

Getting away from it all is often much easier said than done. But we're here to challenge you to do it anyway. Whether it's a country cottage on a sleepy Georgia vineyard or a luxurious beach...

Edited by Blake Miller
Ritz-Carlton

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Departments

Archive » Now Hear This
	Over the Mountain A local band's glorious new release By Courtney Devores
Archive » Chatter
	Red Bull for Fido Warn your mailman: a new, Cornelius-based company has developed a product to help your dog open a twelve-ounce can of woof-ass. By Annie Monjar
	Antisocial Networking Is more time on Facebook degrading face-to-face talk among teens? By Michelle Boudin
Archive » Beauty
New Polished Opens This month Charlotte's favorite nail bar chain is opening a new store in Phillips Place. By Leah Worthy
Archive » People
	Jet-setting Yogi Sarah Faircloth is racking up frequent flier miles as an in-demand yogi By Courtney Devores
Archive » Music
	Over the Mountain A local band's glorious new release By Courtney Devores
Archive » Best Bets
	Best Bets
Archive » Living
	On Fire By Michelle Boudin
	Back to the Drawing Board Architects took a hit when the economy soured By Michelle Boudin
Archive » Fashion
	March Madness 1960s-inspired dresses are heating up spring By Victoria Robinette
	Get Ripped Good news, gals -- great jeans never fade out of fashion. Sling on your favorite old blues (or blacks or grays) this spring, but add tattered, splattered, and distressed to your collection and get... By Victoria Robinette
Archive » Arts
	Revival Theatre Charlotte was on the brink. But now, with Ron Law at the helm, in a city that often favors the new and shiny, Charlotte's oldest arts organization is on the rise By Miriam Durkin
	Set in Charlotte They say to write what you know. Problem is, I know my friends and neighbors. And they might not like what I have to say By Kim Wright
Archive » Design
	Hot to Tot Looking to tote your tot around town in style? Look no further than Polka Dot Tot Couture. By Victoria Robinette
	Fashion Forward This month, look for Monroe-based fashion designer Hannalei Taylor's latest styles in her eponymous collection at the increasingly high-profile Charleston Fashion Week. By Rachel Sutherland
Archive » Local Flavor
	Piece of Cake Suzi Allora has answered our sweet tooth prayers with her new bakery, Suzi Skinny Cakes. By Christine Yarborough
	Where's the Beef? In a city packed with steakhouses and burger joints, the search for good vegetarian fare isn't easy. By Sarah Crosland
Archive » Now Open
	Taste of Tuscany Uptown's newest restaurant, Aria, offers rich Italian fare in a chic, modern space By Nicole Meacham
Archive » Nightlife
	Rock On On the Roxx hits South End By Jarvis Holliday
Archive » A La Carte
à la carte News, notes, and gossip about the restaurant scene By Sarah Crosland
Archive » Editor's Note
The Art of Journalism By Richard Thurmond

March 2010

Features

Departments

Now Hear This

Chatter

Beauty

People

Music

Best Bets

Living

Fashion

Arts

Design

Local Flavor

Now Open

Nightlife

A La Carte

Editor's Note

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