Wimbish House: Act III

Docents from the Atlanta Woman's Club donned period costumes for a decade by decade, room by room, living history tour of their organization and its French Renaissance Revival manor, The Wimbish House. Other tours remain open this last day of the 2016 Phoenix Flies. Here is a link to the schedule.

Wimbish House: Act II

Docents from the Atlanta Woman's Club donned period costumes for a decade by decade, room by room, living history tour of their organization and its French Renaissance Revival manor, The Wimbish House. Three days remain for the 2016 Phoenix Flies. Please follow this link to the schedule.

Wimbish House: Act I

Docents from the Atlanta Woman's Club donned period costumes for a decade by decade, room by room, living history tour of their organization and its French Renaissance Revival manor, The Wimbish House. They are doing so again this Tuesday, but you need not wait until then to enjoy Phoenix Flies. The Atlanta Preservation Center's annual look at our city begins today. Please follow this link to the schedule. All tours are free, but many do require reservations.

At The Wimbish House: Phoenix Flies

Atlanta Woman's Club docents dressed in period costumes for a living history tour of their Wimbish House. Such looks into an Atlanta past worthy of preservation continue through Sunday. Open spots remain for many events. Please follow this link for more information.

Un Peu D'Histoire: At The Wimbish House

Last year docents from the Atlanta Woman's Club donned period costumes for a decade by decade, room by room, living history tour of their organization and its French Renaissance Revival manor, The Wimbish House. They are doing so again this Tuesday, but you need not wait until then to enjoy Phoenix Flies. The Atlanta Preservation Center's annual look at our city begins today. Please follow this link to the schedule. All tours are free, but many do require reservations.

Friday Link Love

jacket: BCBG
blouse: DKNY
jeans: rag & bone
belt: The London Trading Company
shoes: Stuart Weitzman
bag: Louis Vuitton

A benefit of keeping a blog is being invited to stylish parties, like one the Junior League gave at The Wimbish House. Also attending and blogging about it was Sterling Swanson of Style Me Sterling. It seems we were drawn to the same subjects, who must have found all the attention quite flattering.

At The Wimbish House, Part II

Lilly Pulitzer

At The Wimbish House, Part I

Nearly New Fashions At The Wimbish House

The Junior League of Atlanta's Nearly New Shop’s mission is to continue as a viable cornerstone for raising funds for targeted community agencies; to provide the public with quality, used clothing and goods at reasonable prices; to increase the community awareness of the Junior League of Atlanta’s purpose; to instill in the Nearly New volunteers and membership a sense of shop ownership; and to provide flexible volunteer opportunities, camaraderie and leadership. They also gave quite a fashion show and party last Sunday at The Wimbish House. These are but a few favorites. More may be seen here.

At The Wimbish House, Part II

A stylish legacy, her grandmother's sweater mixes with a scarf from T. J. Maxx and those earrings for a personal statement. Land's End moccasins bring a surprise pop of red.

At The Wimbish House, Part I

trousers: American Eagle
sweater: H&M
shoes: Target