Seventeen Magazine, January 1952
Today we are diving into a colorful issue of Seventeen Magazine from January 1952! Seventeen Magazine has been around since 1944, created by Helen Valentine (who also created Charm magazine). At the time, the idea of the “teenager” viewed as a large group of consumers skyrocketed, and of course many teen magazines took advantage of…
The Ladies Field Magazine, December 14, 1907
Hello and happy 2021! I know we are halfway through February, but I am finally getting a chance to hop on the blog this year! I have so many fun issues to dive into in the future and I am so excited to share them with you! Today, we are going to take a look…
Vogue, July 1990
Today, we are diving into Vogue Magazine from July 1990! This is the first 90’s magazine that I am sharing on the blog and I am so ready for it! It is absolutely mind boggling to me that 1990 was THIRTY years ago and considered vintage (BTW- vintage is defined as older then 20 years,…
American Girl Magazine, June 1953
As times get a little colder (in the Northeast, at least) and things get a little scarier (pretty much everywhere), a little good old fashioned summer sounds like a daydream. Take a break from the world with a dive into The American Girl Magazine from June, 1953. This is my second blog post sharing an…
Vintage-Inspired Ikea Laiva Bookshelf DIY
Being inside my house more due to quarantine, I have been inspired to get more organized. I have been debating on getting a bookshelf for a while now, but I could not decide between a cube organizer or a more traditional bookshelf. When browsing Ikea’s site, I saw their Laiva bookshelf and fell in love!…
Mademoiselle, April 1981
I decided I needed a little color in my life right now- things are pretty dark for the world. What better way to celebrate a little color than an 80s glam magazine? Um, there is no better way! Today we’re diving into Mademoiselle Magazine from April 1981. Mademoiselle was an iconic fashion magazine that was…
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