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Have You Seen All These Amazing Women of Williamson County?

We take a quick look back at some of the inspiring gals we've featured as FACES.

· By Cathi Aycock
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The past few months have flown by in a giddy whirlwind of StyleBlueprint dancing through Williamson County. Of course, we have always been right up the road in Nashville, Louisville, Birmingham, Memphis and Atlanta. But it is oh-so-sweet to call Williamson County our newest home. While we love every aspect of offering up a daily dose of helpful, hardworking guidance on everything from entertaining to fashion to what the heck are you going to do on Saturday night, our absolute favorite sharing involves all of the amazing women we get to meet and introduce to you. Here are just a few of the extraordinary women spotlighted as 2014 FACES on StyleBlueprint Williamson County who are making a difference in our community. (Just click on their name in the caption to see their original interview.)

Missy Cook

Missy Cook created Cooper Trooper Foundation in the midst of adversity. She continues to inspire us as a FACES profile for Williamson County. Image credit: Abigail Bobo PhotographyPin
Missy Cook created Cooper Trooper Foundation in the midst of adversity. She continues to inspire us as a FACES profile for Williamson County. Image credit: Abigail Bobo Photography

Sarah Knox and Liz Anderson

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Twins Sarah Knox and Liz Anderson make up the design team for Modern Bronze. As Williamson County FACES, they share what inspires their incredible jewelry designs — and what they can’t live without! Image credit: Abigail Bobo Photography

 Gina Butler

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Gina Butler moved to Nashville to be in the world of country music. But something sweeter happened when she started her now-flourishing business (with two locations in WillCo), Gigi’s Cupcakes. Image credit: Ashley Hylbert Photography

 Mary Pearce

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Calling Mary Pearce a force of nature is an understatement. She has influenced and protected the history of Franklin – and Williamson County — with a decidedly Southern, steely determination, all the while dispensing her innate charm and style. Image credit: Abigail Bobo Photography

 Johnna Rightmyer

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Johnna Rightmyer runs two salons, travels to  New York for Fashion Week and loves calling Williamson County home. Image credit: Abigail Bobo Photography

Lauren Zwanziger

An O'More college graduate, Lauren Zwanziger has the "pins" (4.6 million followers on Pinterest) to prove her style mettle. Pin
An O’More College of Design in Franklin graduate, Lauren Zwanziger has the “pins” (4.6 million followers on Pinterest) to prove her style mettle. Image credit: Ashley Hylbert Photography

 Dr. Jennifer Lee

Dr. Jennifer Lee opened REN Dermatology in Brentwood. We found her fascinating as a FACES profile. Image credit: Ashley HylbertPin
Dr. Jennifer Lee opened REN Dermatology in Brentwood. We found her fascinating as a FACES profile — she decided to become a doctor on a medical mission trip. She is smart and beautiful, inside and out. Image credit: Ashley Hylbert

Dianne Petty

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Dianne Petty has embraced her role as Mrs. Claus, not only at Christmas, but year round. She shares how the magic of the season moves her. Image credit: Abigail Bobo Photography

Check out a full year in review of our Nashville FACES. Happy New Year! Here’s to sharing a new crop of fabulous FACES in 2015!

Cathi Aycock

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