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"Style is a simple way of saying a complicated thing". Jean Cocteau Watercolor by Columbus local artist Nancy Smeltzer
Art Deco and the Birth of Glamour by Paige McKirahan In a time when the stock market followed the length of lady’s skirts, a new era of art and fashion urged us away from the soft tightness of Art...
Celluloid, Bakelite, and Plastic: What Are They and How Are They Different? By Paige McKirahan You walk into Barney’s New York with the intention of accessorizing for a night on the town and come to find bangles of all...
The Laurenficiation of America By Paige McKirahan To celebrate the revival of Western wear this fall, it is important to recognize one of the fashion world’s most iconic designers that made Americana inspired pieces a staple in wardrobes across the...
Designers Tip Their Hats to the Wild West by Nancy Smeltzer Expect to see plenty of Western-inspired fashion this fall. Fashionista’s Maura highlighted a few of the designers in the Fall 2018 runway show in Paris who went West for inspiration.Look for...
Most Iconic Designer Bags of All Time Happy Handbag Flash Sale Week! In celebration of our upcoming flash sale, we figured it was only appropriate to explore what handbags are considered to be the most popular in the history...
Throughout the 19th century and into the 20th, a tidal wave hit the art world that changed the composition of style across every creative medium. Art forms ranging from architecture, graphics, interior design, jewelry, and textiles became embraced and revitalized...
Though the concept of mourning jewelry has been around since the early 1600s, it did not truly come into its own as a common practice until the Victorian Era starting in 1937. Prior to this period, mourning jewelry commonly featured...
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