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Season of Style WE’VE ALL HAD THAT MOMENT WHEN OUR CLOSET IS FULL BUT WE

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CAN’T FIND A SINGLE THING TO WEAR. Whether it’s too big, too small, or just plain last season, the perfect outfit can be difficult to find.

It’s no wonder, too. Our style is the first thing the rest of the world sees, and whether or not we want to admit it, deep down we all care a little about how the worldperceives us. With style being all around us in the form of clothing, hair, accessories, home decor or even food, we bring you our September style issue.

Whether you’re interested in a complete fall wardrobe refresh or are just looking for a few style pointers, we’re excited to share with you the stylings of our beautiful community.

We’re not just into clothes and accessories, though. From local designers and local boutiques to style for your home, your hair and even your meals, our community has so much to offer we wish we could’ve squeezed it all in.

Whatever kind of style you’re into this season, we hope this issue inspires you to

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INSIDE THE ISSUE SEPTEMBER 2018

FEATURES 12 Simple Seafood for Game Day Cappuccino’s Head Chef Frank Aloise styles “Orange and White Scallops.”

16 Made to Fit Master Tailor Angelo Falco Makes a Pitch for Classic Elegance.

20 Shades for the Season Olive and Rose Make Their Debut for Fall Fashion.

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28 One Pair, Three Ways Felding Co. Selvedge Denim Grounds Three Looks for the Modern Man.

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Lifestyle Letter

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Good Times

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Around Town

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Culinary Creations

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Local Limelight

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Realty Report

32 Lifestyle Calendar 34 Local’s Choice

GOOD TIMES

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located in the heart of West Knoxville off Northshore

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TENNESSEE THEATER SURPRISES ITS 2 MILLIONTH GUEST After undergoing a nearly $30 million renovation and officially reopening Jan. 14, 2005, Knoxville’s beloved Tennessee Theatre has welcomed 2 million guests.

On July 10, the first night of the six-day run of the

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Broadway hit “The Book of Mormon,” the 2 millionth guest entered the doors. Sam Brouse and Emily Majzer of Asheville, North Carolina, were attending the show on their first visit to the Tennessee Theatre.

Theatre staff stopped them in the lobby, surprising them with balloons and a prize pack, featuring tickets to the 2018-2019 season opener.

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CULINARY CREATIONS

SIMPLE SEAFOOD ON

Game Day CAPPUCCINO’S HEAD CHEF FRANK ALOISE STYLES ORANGE AND WHITE SCALLOPS

INGREDIENTS + 4-5 large scallops

+ 1 ounce Tuaca or

+ Salt and pepper

orange-flavored liqueur

+ 2 tablespoons sauté

+ 2 ounces freshly

oil (blend for high heat

squeezed orange juice

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and sautéing)

+ 1 shallot, thinly sliced

+ Fresh sprig of

+ 2 tablespoons

HEAD CHEF FRANK ALOISE HAS A LIBRARY

thyme (optional)

whole butter

ARTICLE JENNIE TREADWAY-MILLER

OF FAMILY RECIPES HE BRINGS TO THE TABLE AT CAPPUCCINO’S, BUT WHILE HIS SICILIAN INFLUENCE IS STRONG, HE KNOWS KNOXVILLE’S NEED FOR ALL THINGS ORANGE AND WHITE COME FALL. Keep it simple on game day with his easy Orange and White Scallops.

BLOOD ORANGE GASTRIQUE + 4 cups freshly squeezed blood orange or Moro juice if available (you can substitute with fresh orange juice and add red food coloring to make red in color) + 2 cups sugar + 2 cups white balsamic

DIRECTIONS Add all ingredients to a saucepan. Bring to boil and reduce until about 50 percent volume (do not burn).

Immediately cool in refrigerator and set aside until ready to use.

TO PREPARE Make sure scallops are fresh and pat dry with a paper towel Lightly season each side with a dash of salt and black pepper. Heat sauté pan over high heat, add oil and optional thyme sprigs. Gently place scallops on first flat side. Brown and flip carefully and repeat process.

Scallops should be cooked to medium-rare. Take out of pan and let rest on paper towel. In hot sauté pan, add shallots and caramelize. Carefully add liqueur and stand back as it will flame up! Let reduce for about 30 Ingredients: scallops, saute oil, Tuaca, shallots, butter, thyme, orange juice, salt and pepper 12

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seconds and add orange juice. Let reduce for about 1 minute and add butter. Let reduce until thickened to syrup-like consistency. Immediately remove from heat.

If too thick, add a drop of juice.

STYLING TIP 1

Place shallot reduction in center of plate.

STYLING TIP 2

Carefully line up scallops atop shallots. Pour remaining liquid over them.

STYLING TIP 3

STYLING TIP 4

Drizzle cool and thickened gastrique, and put small

Top with freshly chopped thyme, parsley or micro

droplets on top of each scallop.

greens for garnish.

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FOURTH-GENERATION MASTER TAILOR ANGELO FALCO MAKES AN ARGUMENT FOR ELEGANCE ARTICLE JENNIE TREADWAY-MILLER PHOTOGRAPHY PEDRO MENDOZA

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WHEN ANGELO FALCO WALKS INTO A ROOM, EVERYONE PAUSES. They look and consider the possibility that he’s changed the atmosphere. People stand up a little straighter, not wanting to slump or appear disheveled. There is an immediate effort to make a good impression. His presence elevates the standard, not in a pretentious way, of course, but in an elegant way.

Maybe it's not even him specifically. Maybe it's the way he wears that suit.

Angelo grew up in Rome in a family of suit, dress and shirt makers.

By age 10, he could take apart a sewing machine and put it back together. By age 11, he was delivering tailored suits to customers across the city under the careful eye of his family members and fellow tradesmen. It was in the stars for Angelo to become a tailor— fourth-generation, no less—and when the opportunity arose to move to North America, he jumped, settling in Canada in the 1970s.

The family eventually moved to upstate New York. As he got older, Angelo's tolerance for cold weather waned, so he sharpened his resume and applied for a job in milder Tennessee at a well-established family business in need of an experienced tailor.

He joined the John H. Daniel family in 1995 and has enjoyed tailoring suits for men not only in Knoxville but across the globe, including a smattering of public figures.

In today’s world of instant gratification and suits on demand, anyone can walk into a department store, even the specialty shops, and buy a suit off the rack. Sure, it can be altered to nip and tuck, but Angelo insists that this method is not the same as having a suit tailored to fit the body. In fact, the store’s mantra is his mantra: You can go out and buy a suit, but can you buy a suit that fits you?

“That is the difference. The important things for a tailor,” he continues, “are to vision the customer and the way he’s built, to transform from a piece of paper, which is the pattern, to a three-dimensional coat. You need to know where to shrink the cloth. You need to know the way the customer is built so you can provide a fit that the ready-to-wear cannot. Ready-to-wear fits the mannequin, and it can be beautiful, but the mannequin doesn’t move. You have to create the difference.”

If this idea feels otherworldly, that’s because it is. Angelo remembers a time when everyone visited the tailor. Ready-to-wear was no such thing, and while industrialization is an inevitability, the sacrifice of quality, luxury and elegance doesn’t have to be. Angelo may be nostalgic for a time when fashion icons such as Cary Grant and Fred Astaire were standard, but he understands that times change.

Trends are born, people get new ideas. Yet, the art of a tailored suit will always be in vogue.

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“Sometimes I hear people say, ‘I can’t drive with my coat on,’ and I say, ‘Why not? You should be able to do that. But you cannot do that because that coat’s not made for you,’” he says. “We come back to the situation that the mannequin doesn’t move and the customers do.”

The concept of elegance is an old one, a long-standing combination of refinement, dignity and taste, and it is not always parallel to the fashion trends of the moment. In fact, turning heads isn’t always a good thing. Be careful with the mixing of patterns and colors, Angelo warns.

“The checked shirt, the plaid jacket, some kind of tie -- whoa,” he begins. “The elegant man, nobody notices. Lord Brummell said that.

If you want to be seen, that’s the way.”

The first step in buying a tailored suit is choosing the fabric.

The process of procuring a tailored suit at John H. Daniel is a detailed one. The customer chooses the cloth he prefers, and based on that the salesperson recommends the type best suited (pun intended) to the man’s frame and style: two-button, three-button, notch lapel, what-have-you. Suggestions are made but never imposed.

The next step is a careful measuring, allowing enough leeway for a five-pound gain or loss, followed by the blue pencil marking, which involves taking a base pattern and modifying it to the customer’s frame. The fabric is cut, assembled and given interfacing, which gives the coat a body.

“I don’t want to call myself an artist, my God no, but an artisan, yes,” Angelo says. “It’s an art. The inside of the coat has to be sponged. The piece of cloth is nothing. It’s OK to have a shirt, but if we go back to the three-dimensional idea, you need to put in a coat what we call a canvas. It has to be sponged, let dry and pressed. It takes a few days.”

Whatever the fad, whatever the style, Angelo maintains that elegance is always in fashion, and for a man, elegance comes in the form a suit. It doesn't matter whether it's three-piece, one-button or two, plaid or striped. When a suit is made to fit that man, it is an elegant thing worthy of a nod.

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SHADES OF WARM TONES PAIRED WITH POPS OF COLOR OFFERS A VIBRANT LOOK FOR FALL ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY JENNIE TREADWAY-MILLER

VOLT SHIFT DRESS, DAVID JEFFREY CUFF, SASHA LONDON SHOES

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WHEN THE SEASON SHIFTS AND TEMPERATURES CHANGE, IT’S TIME TO REEVALUATE YOUR WARDROBE. Out go the shapes and colors of

DAVID JEFFREY CUFF

months gone by, ready to move forward into something new. While there’s no need for a complete overhaul, the addition of a few statement pieces and accessories can be enough to embrace the flavors of fall.

For Janice Ann, owner of two boutiques by the same name, a passion for fashion has always existed.

“I think I loved clothes when I was born,” she says, laughing. “I had a very close, personal relationship with my mother, and that was one of the things we enjoyed together. We’d go downtown on Saturday, shop and have lunch.”

Twenty-one years ago, when she opened her first shop at 905 E. Emory, nestled between Powell and Halls, a significant chunk of her clientele came from West Knoxville. They kept a constant whisper in her ear to open a second location closer to them, a suggestion she eventually took almost three years ago when the Bearden Hill boutique opened its doors.

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The key to a successful shop, according to Janice Ann, is knowing exactly who the customer is and what she wants, as well as keeping an eye out for something new. She takes chances with some pieces, bringing new styles to Knoxville from markets across the country. Janice Ann travels from New York to Dallas, from Atlanta to Las Vegas.

“My customer is classic with a huge pop of something fresh and new,” she says. “My eye really goes toward how I hear customers talking on the floor. Then I look for the lines that will enhance them.”

Two area locations, JaniceAnnsFashionsTN.com

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ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY JENNIE TREADWAY-MILLER

FELDING CO.’S SELVEDGE DENIM AN ESSENTIAL FOR THE MODERN MAN

WHEN LUKE LANZONI GOT THE IDEA TO CREATE A MEN’S CASUAL CLOTHING SHOP IN KNOXVILLE, HE KNEW THE POSSIBILITY OF ITS SUCCESS WAS GOOD. The business model was an easy one: prioritize quality and integrity, and understand your customer. When Felding Co. opened last year, it happened because he was determined to bring a new level of style to menswear but to also beat everyone to the punch.

“I knew we had the market for it, with young creatives staying in Knoxville," Luke says. "I kept going to other cities on vacation or travel for work and would see shops like this and couldn’t believe we didn’t have something similar. I was either going to do it or watch someone else do it and then be frustrated that it wasn’t me.”

The Felding Co. customer is one who appreciates finer things but also answers a call to the wild, able to embrace an innate ruggedness and desire to be in the elements. He is an explorer and whiskey drinker, one who can fish for his own dinner but be equally content with ordering from a four-star menu. He is one who invests in a pair of well-made, perfectly cut pair of jeans because it is an essential, foundational piece of a worthy wardrobe.

Not just any pair of jeans, though. Felding Co. specializes in selvedge denim, a raw woven loomstate fabric which requires a certain level of care. Selvedge denim gets better over time and with each wear, as if it’s getting to know the body, and will last exponentially longer than any pair of standard department store jeans. To purchase and wear selvedge denim means you understand the investment in quality.

“You could run to the mall and find a pair of slim Levi’s and get a similar cut. You’ll spend $60, and you’ll get six months of regular wear, maybe a year,” he says. “And then it starts to rip, and then you’ll have a high-friction blowout.”

If it seems like a no-brainer, it is. The same holds true for resil-

Taylor Stitch California Shirt-Poplin, LC King Chore Coat-Black Denim, Red Wing Heritage Merchant Boot-Ebony

ient shoes that maintain upper integrity and can be resoled when needed. Felding Co. proudly carries a selection of Red Wings, a century-old Minnesota company known for its purpose-built footwear.

“I emphasize the cost per wear, but there’s also an ethical aspect,” Luke says. “People are chucking a pair or two of jeans into the landfill each year. I also want to steer people toward a smaller wardrobe.

People only wear about 25 percent of their closet because those are the things they really love. Pare them down, love everything and wear everything you have in a multitude of outfits.”

Investing in a pair or two of selvedge denim jeans is a solid step toward refining your wardrobe and creating a style that’s classic and polished for every occasion.

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REALTY REPORT NEIGHBORHOOD

REALTY REPORT WEST KNOXVILLE

ORIGINAL PRICE

SOLD PRICE

%SOLD/ORIG

DOM

BDRMS

BATHS

Falcon Pointe

$373,900.00

$336,000.00

89%

139

4

3

Westmoreland

$365,000.00

$347,500.00

95%

4

4

3

Falcon Pointe

$389,900.00

$367,000.00

94%

84

4

3

Falcon Pointe

$369,900.00

$374,000.00

100%

1

4

3

Highlands At Northshore

$389,900.00

$378,000.00

96%

45

4

3

Forest Hills

$419,000.00

$441,444.00

100%

2

4

3

The Polo Club

$495,000.00

$472,500.00

95%

56

3

3

Ansley Woods

$534,000.00

$475,000.00

88%

53

4

4

Fox Creek

$530,000.00

$487,500.00

91%

52

4

3

Choto/Farragut

$550,000.00

$550,000.00

100%

0

4

1

Sequoyah Hills

$679,000.00

$679,000.00

100%

3

4

3

Duncan Woods

$799,999.00

$799,000.00

99%

1

6

5

Gettysvue

$889,000.00

$882,000.00

99%

56

5

4

Sherwood Oaks

$1,174,900.00

$900,000.00

76%

70

5

5

The River Club

$1,149,000.00

$1,030,000.00

89%

268

5

7

Whittington Creek

$1,247,900.00

$1,125,000.00

90%

108

6

8

Channel Point

$1,195,000.00

$1,175,000.00

98%

16

3

5

Buckhead

$1,250,000.00

$1,246,520.00

99%

3

3

4

Choto/Farragut

$1,875,000.00

$1,345,000.00

71%

33

3

5

Gettysvue

$1,774,500.00

$1,700,000.00

95%

67

6

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Information compiled from Knoxville Multiple Listing Service from dates 07/01/2018-07/31/2018.

Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed and not a complete list of activity. *DOM=Days on Market

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before each show! Food trucks/ vendors and beverages will be on-site starting at 5:30 p.m. All shows will begin at 7:30 p.m.

SecondHarvestETN.org

7 TENNESSEE VALLEY FAIR

in

September.

Gather

Tennessee Theater

27TH ANNUAL FREE DAY OF PUTT-PUTT

Party Prohibition-style with a nod to the Roaring Twenties, when the

Putt-Putt & Games of Farragut

Tennessee Theatre first opened.

Enjoy a day of free mini golf at Putt-

The 90-Year Speakeasy event in-

Putt Golf & Games of Farragut, lo-

cludes dancing, themed cocktails

cated in the West End Center. First

and more surprises at the ma-

3301 East Magnolia Avenue

come, first serve; last rounds to start

jestic

Starting Friday, Sept. 7 and culmi-

at 8:15 p. Sponsored by the Town of

ets are $90, plus service fees.

nating Sunday, Sept. 16, the Ten-

Farragut and Putt-Putt Golf & Games.

https://www.tennesseetheatre.

nessee Valley Fair features rides,

FarragutPuttPutt.com

com/90years/

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THE FABULOUS EQUINOX ORCHESTRA

THE 90TH ANNIVERSARY GALA FEATURING ALISON KRAUSS

downtown

theatre.

Tick-

fair food and competitions. Enjoy concerts from artists such as Rick Springfield, Chris Blue, Joe Diffie, the Charlie Daniels Band and more. TNValleyFair.org

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Performing

everything

from

the

604 S Gay Street Knoxville, TN 37902

porch-picking

Beloved bluegrass musician Ali-

sounds of Appalachian Bluegrass

son Krauss returns to the Knoxville

Market Square

to the smooth jazzy sounds of the

stage for the Tennessee Theatre’s

Every Friday night from Sept. 14

French Quarter in NOLA; from the

90th Anniversary Gala. In addition

through Oct. 19, enjoy a free outdoor

roots of country music in Nash-

to recognizing the theatre’s past

movie series sponsored by the Knox

ville to the pride and glory-filled

90 years, the event will raise funds

County Public Library. Bring a blanket

songs of Texas, this group does it

for the nonprofit’s ongoing preser-

or a lawn chair and join hundreds of

all and pays homage to the cul-

vation and free community events.

others under the stars for a night in

ture that raised and inspired them.

VIP tickets are $250. Concert tick-

front of the silver screen. KnoxLib.org

ClaytonArtsCenter.com

ets are $85 and $65.

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INSTA-INSPIRE:Sarah LOCAL’S CHOICE

McAf f r y

ARTICLE JENNIE TREADWAY-MILLER PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED

SARAH MCAFFRY HAS ZERO PROFESSIONAL TRAINING WITH A CAMERA, A FACT SHE READILY ADMITS WHEN REMEMBERING THE SHIFT SHE MADE FROM HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH TEACHER TO FULL-TIME PHOTOGRAPHER. With a desire to take good photos, she taught herself the basics and honed her eye for the trade. When it came time to pull the trigger on a new profession, Sarah watched as everything aligned.

“One summer I planned to go back to teaching, but I felt a clear calling not to," she says. "The day I resigned, I remember telling my principal, ‘I have no idea why I’m doing this.’ Hours later, a photographer called at lunchtime to say she’s leaving the country and did I want to rent her studio. I said yes.”

Years later, Sarah and her husband, Andrew, enjoy an unconventional life. He stays home with their three kids while she photographs families and seniors across east Tennessee. She works from home and maintains a waiting list for folks who want her to capture their best angle. On Instagram, which can be a wasteful space for the uninspired, Sarah strives to have an impact and share simple, fun moments alongside those fueled by gratitude.

Essentially, she wants to encourage her friends and followers alike, give them a nudge of goodwill and continue down the path of following her passion.

“I want them to know that I desire to live with intention. As a photographer, I try to be mission-minded,” Sarah says. “It looks like pretty pictures and could be seen as super-

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