At Adored Vintage it is our ardent hope to inspire women to embody the simple, attainable beauty of everyday endeavors. Our world is inspired by pastoral landscapes, art and history, old world charms, and of course flowers. We believe the life being lived in a dress is more important than the label. We seek to live a meaningful life filled with the humble pleasures of daily living.
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The Times They Are A Changing
Hello dear doves. I haven't written in quite some time, actually since right before we moved out of our old office and now into our new home in Milwaukie, Oregon. How time has flown. In small odd way
Taking Heed of Kind Words
By this time next week, we will be all moved into our new office. Well, minus myself as I will be bleary eyed, jet lagged and happy having just arrived in Dublin, Ireland. The rest of my team will b
The Joys of Sharing One's Garden
This past weekend I hosted my first ever Harvest Moon dinner/seed sharing party, a celebration of friendship, food, and flowers on the day of the harvest moon, the fullest moon before the autumn equ
Farewell Portland!
I thought when writing and sharing this news I would feel sadness, but I don't. Instead I feel a sense of relief and a weight lift off of my shoulders. In Winter 2019, full of hope and happy anticip
On Tending & Maintaining A Garden
I haven't been home much the past month or so because there are seasons when you're running a small business that you just get very, very busy. This is that season for me, or rather the start. It al
August Memories with Atèlëtte
T he two new additions to our in house label, Atèlëtte, is an ode to beloved vintage garments in my vintage archives collection. The inspiration for the Elanor top was taken from a vintage 1970s dre
A Renewal of Sorts
In the past week or so I have felt a renewed warmth towards wanting to create again for Adored Vintage. In truth I have replicated my own creations over the past couple of years because it was what
Photo Diary: April in My Garden
This has been the wettest, coldest, dreariest Spring season I have ever experienced since moving to the Pacific Northwest back in 2014 so everything in the garden is coming up much later and is delaye
Making Time for the "Nothing Things"
Lately life has been a bubbling stream of busyness and I have been finding myself needing a bit more space and always reaching and searching for more time in the day so I can make an attempt to do "
