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One of our favorite photographers ever: Nina Leen.
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Wanderlust! We could use a mid-winter getaway, and even better if its as glamorous as in these vintage photographs. Who's with us? Clockwise, from top left: Grace Kelly, Princess of Monaco in 1961, Paris in the 1950s, Madrid in the 1950s, and Gjoia del Colle in 1955.
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We just can't get enough of beautiful turbans! And, why would we want to? As these elegant photos from the 1950s prove, they're postively timeless.
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Planning a festive holiday get-together? Be inspired by lavish dinner parties from decades past. Clockwise, from top left: Lana Turner and Tyrone Power, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, the Vanderbilts, and Marilyn Monroe.
If you're still doing some last minute shopping for holiday gifts, this A-to-Z gift guide, from a 1941 issue of Vogue, is full of really brilliant, unconventional ideas. Click the image above to read through them all.
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TGIF! We like to imagine that tonight's beauty routine will look something like this. Clockwise, from top left: Sophia Loren, Jayne Mansfeld, Judy Garland, and Kate Moss.

Vintage inspiration for your next shopping trip: mid-century winter fashion. To keep stylishly warm, the women of the late 1940s and early 1950s wore impeccably tailored coats, sometimes with fur collar or glittering brooch accent, elegant long leather gloves, and beautiful hats.

Happy Thanksgiving Day! We hope you have a wonderful holiday with your family and friends.
Image credit: Julia Child basting a turkey, courtesy of WGBH, from Vermont Public Television Blog

Experiencing a style rut? The ten tips in this vintage article on accessories may be just the trick. See the image above for a few "ways to work a little magic" into your wardrobe.