After the groundhog saw its shadow in early February, predicting six more weeks of winter, let’s face it—March is likely to come in like a lion. So, let’s start with Spring Style Trend #1: LAYERS! When the spring collections from major style houses drop in February, there’s still a chill in the air. Many designers
Toast-worthy Signage Consultant Dan Crannie, Signs by Crannie 4145 Market Pl., Flint, MI | signsbycrannie.com Signs by Crannie began as a one-man local sign shop. For the first decade or so, SBC grew organically, but as our customer base expanded, I realized our talent and capabilities reached far beyond those of a small local shop. After
Toast-worthy Interior Designer Michelle Robins, Linden Kitchen & Bath 1002 N. Bridge St., Linden, MI | lindenkitchenandbath.com Our company’s journey is deeply rooted in family. It began with my grandfather, whose dedication and craftsmanship laid the foundation. Ownership then passed to my parents, who carried forward his values of integrity and service. Today, under my leadership,
Courtney Feril, Source Salon 2336 E. Hill Rd., Grand Blanc, MI | @sourcesalon When I first entered cosmetology, I never imagined opening my own business. I simply wanted to work alongside my coworkers while having time for myself and my kids. Over time, though, I felt a pull to follow in my parents’ footsteps and
November is a time for cooking, cozying up and celebrating gratitude, a true time of Thanksgiving. This Style column is always written to help women navigate the often-overwhelming journey of “beauty” and “style” while balancing that with your inner compass of gratitude, resourcefulness, and celebrating your own unique, authentic self. This month, we celebrate your
Nicole Medich grew up immersed in fashion and retail. Her father founded Imperial Sports, and her mother owned a unique gift store—where Nicole’s earliest memories include helping customers from behind the counter. By the time she could talk, she was already curating outfits. After studying design and earning her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Health
Some of life’s most remarkable creations begin with simple pieces—flour and eggs become cookies, threads and fabric become clothing, and moments and choices weave the fabric of who we are. For Flint native Na’Ziya Lewis, it didn’t take long to stitch together her passion, talent and entrepreneurial spirit into something extraordinary. At just 6 years
After a long, sweltering summer, the crisp promise of fall feels like a welcome reprieve. Cooler evenings, golden leaves, an abundant harvest of delicious foods — and of course, a fresh start for your wardrobe. As we celebrate the dedication of first responders in this issue, it’s only fitting to take a page from their
