Story & Photos By Jodi Truglio One of our most powerful senses is smell, it has the power to trigger memories that transport us to another time, whether it is the unforgettable scent of gingerbread cookies your grandmother would make every Christmas Eve or the sweet fragrance of the first flower your Valentine gave you… Read More The Classic Scents of Wintertime
Twee is back– although here among us vintage-lovers, did it ever really go away? Twee style– synonymous with printed mini dresses, Peter Pan collars, tights, ukuleles, and Zooey Deschanel– embodies a modern and more quirky ’60s mod style that feels charmingly feminine. And from its heyday in the early 2010s to various style inspo. now… Read More Twenty-Twenty-Twee: Our Updated Take on the Remerging Adorkable Trend
By Marjorie Magazine Images Courtesy of Four Point Puzzles Seeking new ways to keep ourselves entertained with our loved ones during the colder and darker days of fall and winter, we’ve looked back on simple pastimes that while entertaining, are also enriching. When you’re overwhelmed with another show to binge or need to step away… Read More Reliving the Paint by Numbers Phenomenon with FourPoint Puzzles’ Retro Collection
By Darlene Alvarez, Features Editor Our readers have chosen! As the days get shorter and the air grows colder, what can be more enjoyable than staying in cozy and thrilled by a good old noir flick? We asked the Marjorie Gals their recommendations, and each one will keep you guessing, and entertained, throughout the nights… Read More Our Readers’ Picks for Noir Films in the Fall
By Marjorie Magazine This article originally appeared in the 2020 Print Issue Roaring Twenties: an Encore It was as if we stepped into a dream. September 11, 2016 was a Sunday, bright and hot, yet cheery and surreal to find ourselves walking among the stretch of green on a sleepy Oakland Hills mansion, sprawling in… Read More Beating Against the Current: The Art Deco Society of California Fends off Time in their Preservations for Architectural 20th Century Genius
By Marjorie Magazine This article originally appeared in the 2021 Print Issue of Marjorie Magazine. Order the issue now in digital or print here There’s no mistaking bows as the definitive dainty piece that completes any young woman’s look. And for Sarah Stillwell, owner of Grace & Grandeur Shop, perfecting beautiful bows for everyday elegance… Read More Bow of the Ball
By Marjorie MagazinePictures Courtesy of Khyentse George Picture a warm breeze, the sprawl of the Colorado mountains before you, and thousands of lights that twinkle against the sky on a June day in the Boulder Municipal Airport, hosting yet again the wonders of the Greatest Generation for its annual 1940s Ball. The scene is almost… Read More Stompin’ at the 1940s Ball
By Marjorie Magazine Featuring the Art of Alice Negri How would you dress for the occasion when adventure calls? We’re swooning over warm afternoons strolling about a new town and exploring its rich history and breathtaking sights, and although we might be taking more caution once we’re travelin’ again, glamorous we shall emerge! This Traveling… Read More Marjorie Magazine’s Traveling Gal
By Marjorie Magazine We’re in much need of a getaway after a trying last year, and with Summer just arriving, there couldn’t be a more picturesque destination than the beach. But even if you’re landlocked this season or not quite ready to venture out of safety concerns, you won’t need to speed down to the… Read More Let Your Imagination Run to the Bygone Beach Days with these 3 Reads
Photos via Charlie Stone Shoes Step back into the world of 1958 with the latest and loveliest line from Charlie Stone Shoes yet! The retro reproduction brand that champions vintage styles in full comfort with their unique flats and heels just released an incredibly stunning 3 pairs in delicious colors that evoke cheery summers in… Read More Marvelous! The Only Way to Describe the Mrs. Maisel-Inspired Spring Line from Charlie Stone Shoes
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