SCL: Nashville
You know me! If I’m in a city with a @stoneyclover, you better believe I’m going in! You may remember my trip to New Orleans earlier this year, where I visited the vibrant shop located on Magazine St.
I loved it there! So, as I made my way to Nashville, I was hoping the experience would be just as warm and welcoming, and they did not disappoint! This shop is HUGE! It even features a stage for live performances and events, which adds an exciting touch to the atmosphere. The staff were just as lovely and friendly as always.
When I arrived, it was a bit packed with fellow shoppers, but I already knew this was just a patch kinda day, so I went straight to the patch bar for assistance in picking out my favorites. The staff was incredibly helpful, even as I struggled with my indecision. It took me quite a long time to finally settle on a couple of patches because there were so many fantastic options. I plan on putting them on a mini pouch soon to carry a piece of Nashville with me. It’s a spacious location, as I mentioned, with plenty of room to explore. I loved the stage the most; what a fun and unique way to incorporate the spirit of Music City into this vibrant shop!
Should I make it my ultimate mission to explore every captivating location possible? Because I genuinely feel like that might just be the exciting new adventure or mission I am destined to undertake.
Check out the Nashville gallery to see just a bit of the store.
There’s something about getting dressed in New York City that makes you rethink your entire wardrobe.
You can leave your apartment in the morning for a coffee run and somehow end up walking three miles, sitting in a café for two hours, running errands, meeting a friend for dinner, and making an impromptu stop somewhere you’ve never been before. Your clothes have to keep up with you.
And honestly? I think getting older has changed the way I think about getting dressed, too.
In my 20s, I was much more willing to buy something simply because I thought it was cute. These days, I want my clothes to be cute and comfortable. I want pieces that can be worn five different ways, shoes I can actually walk in, and a wardrobe that makes getting dressed feel easier instead of more complicated.