After becoming an empty nester, Belle Roth embarked on a journey of self-rediscovery and stumbled upon art. Today, she is a nationally recognized artist with her work featured in galleries and art shows around the world.
FACES: Women of Memphis
StyleBlueprint’s FACES series showcases people from Memphis each Monday, along with special highlights of women throughout the South. These featured women make River City a unique and special place to live, work, and play. Past FACES include Collins Tuohy and Emily Griffen.
Meet Country Music’s Newest Rising Star
Country artist Tiera uses her platform and music to shed light on important matters and movements. Meet our newest FACE of the South! Image: Kam Studios
They Created the Versatile Handbag You Need: Meet the Founders of J. Lowery
As J. Lowery founders Jamey Gresham and Margaret Boyce prepare to celebrate their brand’s first anniversary, the lifelong friends spoke with us about entrepreneurship, friendship and the importance of small businesses. Meet our newest FACES of Memphis!
The Humane Society’s Biggest Cheerleader
As Director of Philanthropy at the Humane Society of Memphis and Shelby County, Katherine Russell is overflowing with compassion for Memphians — both two- and four-legged alike. Get to know our newest FACE of Memphis.
When a Memphis Attorney Opens a Restaurant
Carlee McCullough is a woman with many talents — from running her own restaurant and law firm to working as an adjunct professor. Meet the multi-faceted FACE of Memphis!
They Make College Dorms Stylish & Chic
These two women now run one of the South’s niche businesses, Dorm Decor. Today, they share their interesting backstory, the inside scoop on dorm design and more.
She Found Her Dream Job After Age 50
She’s the spokesperson for Gatlinburg, and she has some wise words for women re-entering the workforce after raising their families. Meet the vibrant — and extremely busy — Marci Claude!
She’s Helped Launch Nearly 900 Local Businesses: Meet Leslie Lynn Smith
Leslie Lynn Smith believes in the power of entrepreneurs to move a city forward, and as president and CEO of Epicenter, she is fueling the success of hundreds of local visionaries. Meet our newest FACE of Memphis!
Weezie Reimagines Monogrammed Linens
Liz called her best friend Lindsey one day to complain about her frustration shopping for custom towels. A few years later, they left their high-profile jobs to start a company that’s revitalizing the custom linen world. Meet the founders of Weezie Towels!
How Business Has Changed in Two Weeks
Meet six innovative Black women who own incredible Southern businesses. Learn more about what they do, find out how their businesses have changed in light of recent events, and learn how you can support their work.
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