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One of our favorite local customers, Debra, stopped by the Magazine Street stores last week. She came in wearing her Trixie Dress in green poplin, paired with a wide brim sunhat and the Miz Mooz Cherr ...
The Sloss Furnace in Birmingham Alabama produced iron for almost 90 years. It was originally built in 1882 and was in operation until 1971. Most of the equipment is not original to the 1800's. The equipment ranges from 1902-1951 ...
I was reading The Joy of Less: A Minimalist Living Guide by Francine Jay for motivation during my current stuff purge (super motivating!), and I came across a couple of particularly interesting websites that I would love to share ...
I am a sucker for a good beer and one of my absolute favorites is Turbodog from The Abita Brewing Company. I first had the beer while ...
Want a peek inside how WE styled it? Here's what a few of the Trashy Diva girls wore to work last week: Jessie wore the Ballerina Dress in leopard, paired with a wide black belt and black heels. ...
Summer is almost here and I don't know about you, but my wardrobe could definitely use a little sprucing up in the color department. While going through some of our recent arrivals, I couldn't help but to think about one of my favorite ice cream snac ...
I recently read One Hundred Demons by Lynda Barry. This sweet series of illustrated vignettes is utterly enjoyable. Barry is one of those ...
Check out these original photos compared to the Gil Elvgren pin up paintings that I found on Retronaut. Pin ups, the original duck face. Gil Elvgren was one of the most famous and influential pin-up ar ...
Okay, I'll admit it. I'm OBSESSED with all of the new colorful separates. Lately, almost every day I find myself wanting to wear some variation of the Trixie Top with a high-waist skirt. This past weekend, for example, I decided to go super colorful ...
Over the weekend I found this great tutorial for a sweet little DIY sewing kit for travel. I am not a quilter, and some of the terminology was unfamiliar to me. There is no fabric store in town, so I didn't have all the m ...
