No look beautifully captures the past and takes you back to the glitz and glamour of the 20th Century like a perfect coif that is brushed out. Those flowy, soft waves that framed the faces of Lauren Bacall and Rita … Read the rest
Breakfast with Flowers: Strawberry Rose Ice Cream & Chia Pudding Parfait
By Heather Barnes
These recipes were inspired after traveling to the English countryside in March when the hills were blanketed in flowers. I have an affinity for flowers and try and use them as much as possible in my cooking … Read the rest
(500) Days of Summer: Where I first Spotted Vintage for the Every Woman
By Paris Kim
Film Stills via 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
It’s the wonderful, sunny time of the year where I find some time to celebrate its coming with a simple movie called (500) Days of Summer, and to … Read the rest
The Sweetest Memories: Classic Scents for Spring & Summer
Scents, no matter how soft or strong they may be, possess an unnerving magic that brings us back to the fondest or just plain particular moments in our lives. Like how we know the lyrics to a beloved song frequently … Read the rest
A Sweet Wreath for Instant Southern Hospitality
Photos by Marjorie Magazine
A simple wreath is anything but. Hung proudly on front doors or across fences and even displayed at the dinner table for a centerpiece, they symbolize a celebration of sorts. In the winter, there’s lush holly … Read the rest
Spoon Rings and Love Over the Ages – A Unique History
Story and Photos by Jennifer Edmondson, Originally Published February 2019 via Laughing Frog Studio
Spoon rings have a been around for as long as I can remember in my 50+ years. In fact, I am willing to bet that you … Read the rest
Worth: The Man with the Most Beautiful Gowns in the World
By Sabrina Cardoso, Style Editor
Charles Frederick Worth is known today as “The Father of Haute Couture”. Born in 1825 in Bourne, Lincolnshire, England to William and Ann Worth. He was one of five siblings, with only himself and his … Read the rest
For the Love of Typewriters
Story and Photos by C.L. Shoemaker
When I think back to my first encounter with a typewriter, I remember the curiosity and intrigue as I pulled it from the back of my mother’s closet. I had been poking around her … Read the rest
“Departure Time”
A Short Story by Daniel DiQuinzio
“Market East and Gallery.” Adrian heard the conductor shout as he entered the rail car. Those in front of him headed towards the rear section of the car. He glanced over his shoulder, saw … Read the rest
Magic Among the Victorian Evergreen
Photos by Tessa Carmeni, Styling by Paris Kim
Since 1879, the grandeur of San Francisco’s Victorian architecture has lain within a single building, flourishing with life. The Conservatory of Flowers makes its mark at the beginning of the long and … Read the rest