Butter-yellow blossoms with intertwined vines over an outlined U.S. mapthe Carolina Jasmine pattern a native vine found in the southeast and prevalent all throughout Bill’s adopted home of Charleston; a fragrant flower that blooms late winter to early spring, but a look that jibes all year ’roundbut especially in spring when everyone’s favorite Southern-fueled major gets underway.

(Jackson is 6’0″ and wearing a size Medium.)