By Sabrina Cardoso, Style Editor Photos Courtesy of Lauren Stowell and via American Duchess Originally published in Roaring Twenties: An Encore (2020) Being a historical costumer, I know that one of the hardest components to find is historical footwear. One can learn to sew to make the actual garb but not many of us are… Read More American Duchess: An Interview with Lauren Stowell
By Jodi Truglio Photos Courtesy of Unique Vintage Nestled in Burbank, California’s historical district of Magnolia Park lies Unique Vintage’s store front. From the outside the brick building may not look like much, but once you step inside you will soon come to realize that each piece of clothing featured in Unique Vintage’s store is… Read More A Unique Outlook on Fashion
By Jodi Truglio The Roaring Twenties represented a time of transformation for many Americans, notably for women whose roles drastically changed During World War I. Recruited to hold jobs left behind by men who had gone to war, About 25% of women by 1920 who were no longer content with staying home. As a result… Read More Spotted for the Decade: 1920’s in 2020
By Darlene Alvarez While scrolling through Instagram you cant help but be hit with beautiful inspiration. It was then that I noticed that so many lovely people were taking part in weekly challenges, and I knew I had to be a part of it! Vintage Weekly (@vintage.weekly on Instagram) is bringing something unique to our… Read More Vintage Weekly: The Ladies Behind the Instagram Sensation
By Marjorie Magazine Photos Credited to and Granted Permission by Featured Participants While the most stylish day of the year could not be celebrated together on April 19th, Dapper Day at Disneyland still lived on in thousands of celebrations around the globe. Devoted attendees and sartorial enthusiasts flooded Instagram’s #DapperDayAtHome with a magical palette of… Read More Dapper Day At Home: Celebrating Fabulous Fashion Together, From Afar
By Marjorie Magazine A young woman pulls back the curtain of a store fitting room to reveal to her friends a bright and beautiful ensemble reminiscent of a 1950’s summer look. Her white swing dress, peach pink cardigan, and bouncy curls make up only one look from a montage of whimsical and retro looks worn… Read More With Facebook, A Beloved Vintage Group Finds Growing Outpour of Support & New Members
Story and Photos by Paris Kim One of the best stories to tell about the past is one of love, and this one comes straight from my own. I won’t go into much detail, for as they say when it comes to your own stories, it may not be great– but it’s yours. And nonetheless,… Read More A Magical Engagement and a Timeless Look
By Paris Kim The street on which you find Hové Parfumeur is Chartres. It’s not shar-tres or charts— it’s chart-ers. So much of the city is French influenced, yet have taken on a life of its own to become more Nola and less of the former. It’s the same with Hové. A legacy business of… Read More Heart, Family, & Fragrance: Treasures of Hové
Story and Photos by Darlene Alvarez Nestled between suburban sprawl and an array of t.v. studios lie Magnolia Blvd. This Burbank street is host to a wide variety of vintage stores, both authentic and inspired. It seems there’s something for every heart! Unique Vintage With such a strong online presence, it’s nice to step into… Read More Magnolia Avenue: Burbank’s Best Vintage Secret
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 the contrary the film is anything but about an overdue season. If you were moving beyond… Read More (500) Days of Summer: Where I first Spotted Vintage for the Every Woman
