Originally from Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Megan Berrard has been crafting the concept for THERA M. ever since her college days at the University of South Carolina in Columbia, SC. Megan moved to Charlotte, NC, after graduation, where she worked at a leading public relations firm, Taylor Communications. A fashionista at heart, Megan became inspired by shopping trips to New York’s SoHo district and Robertson Boulevard in Los Angeles, and began shaping her plans to open a hip, sophisticated and stylish women’s boutique on the coast.
Megan looks forward to giving women who live in Charleston and Daniel Island as well as those who travel to the area, the same style and service afforded to women living in the bigger shopping destinations across the country. She has an eye for spotting the newest trends in fashion, but also an appreciation for classic, comfortable and wearable clothing. THERA M. is a direct reflection of Megan’s laid-back coastal style, with an infusion of cutting-edge and innovative looks from designers relatively unknown in the Lowcountry.
Originally from Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Megan Berrard has been crafting the concept for THERA M. ever since her college days at the University of South Carolina in Columbia, SC. Megan moved to Charlotte, NC, after graduation, where she worked at a leading public relations firm, Taylor Communications. A fashionista at heart, Megan became inspired by shopping trips to New York’s SoHo district and Robertson Boulevard in Los Angeles, and began shaping her plans to open a hip, sophisticated and stylish women’s boutique on the coast. 
Megan looks forward to giving women who live in Charleston and Daniel Island as well as those who travel to the area, the same style and service afforded to women living in the bigger shopping destinations across the country. She has an eye for spotting the newest trends in fashion, but also an appreciation for classic, comfortable and wearable clothing. THERA M. is a direct reflection of Megan’s laid-back coastal style, with an infusion of cutting-edge and innovative looks from designers relatively unknown in the Lowcountry.