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In the Kitchen with Jackie
Rebekah Baker
Posted on April 22 2014
We all know Jackie Kennedy had an impeccable sense of style, but did you know she also had just as good taste in recipes? From waffles to roast rack of lamb, Jackie’s favorite tried and true recipes live on today in cookbooks and restaurant menus. Last year on Mother’s Day, Jackie’s much-loved waffle recipe was [...]
Vintage-Inspired Photography
Courtney Bowlden
Posted on March 30 2014
I am not sure where my obsession began with vintage things. Maybe it was the time I got into my grandmother’s jewelry when I was 3 or when my mom introduced me to Mad Men. Either way, I'm a fan of all things vintage. There is something so captivating about past generations. I like to [...]
How-to: Throwing a 1950s Inspired Dinner Party
Brooke Passey
Posted on February 26 2014
The 1950s was a time of flourishing styles, lively music, and positive energy. Women wore full skirts, men carried briefcases, and at the end of every day people in suburbs everywhere gathered around the table for a home cooked meal. Although we might not spend as much time around the table these days, hosting a [...]
Hunting for Vintage Treasures
Frances Johnson
Posted on February 25 2014
Vintage shopping is what I like to call a high-risk, high-reward activity. You can spend hours digging through musty, dusty piles and come away with nothing but allergies, or you can find the treasure of your life. Because we care about you (and your sinuses), here are some tips to keep you in the high-reward [...]
Downton Abbey: 1920’s Fashion
Rebekah Baker
Posted on February 20 2014
Downton is back! Just a few weeks ago, the British drama captivated us (yet again!) with the story of the Crawley family. This time with even more wit, plot twists, and Maggie Smith's infamous quips. The series begins at the dawn of a new era: the 1920's. Society, ideas, and even fashions start to change [...]
Spring into the outback with our new Aussie Afternoon Collection
Brooke Passey
Posted on February 02 2014
Shabby Apple was founded on the belief that a dress should be a one-piece outfit—no tank tops, cardigans, or slips needed—just a classic gown with a flattering design. In order to pull this off, we shouldn’t have to tuck and pull at our wardrobe before leaving the house! In our newest line, Aussie Afternoon, we’ve [...]
This Girl: Marilyn Monroe
Brittany Jepsen of The House that Lars Built
Posted on January 19 2014
Hello! My name is Brittany Jepsen and I’m a designer and blogger over at The House that Lars Built. I’m pleased as punch to contribute to the beautiful new Shabby Apple. Isn’t it gorgeous? I’ll be blogging twice a month about interior design as it relates to style. This is one of my favorite topics [...]
Vintage-Inspired Halloween
Posted on October 24 2013
Halloween is fast approaching but it’s not too late for those of you still without a costume. If you don’t have a lot of time or money to put into an outfit, use what you already have to your advantage--pick a costume with defining hair and makeup! Here are some vintage-inspired costumes complete with clothing, [...]
Vintage Film Fashion: Rear Window
Posted on October 14 2013
“Rear Window”(1954) It's October! Time for an entire month full of ghosts, witches, and jack-o- lanterns! So, as you’re putting the finishing touches on your Halloween costume, why not celebrate the month by watching a classic, suspenseful murder mystery? If you’re looking for a real thriller, you will love “Rear Window”! You’ll suddenly find yourself [...]
Vintage Film Style – Tippi Hedren
Posted on October 09 2013
If you’re like me and feel you were born in the wrong era, you will often find yourself gravitating toward actresses of yore for style and beauty inspiration. When it comes to film fashion, you can’t get much better than the ten years spanning 1955-1965. We’re talking Marilyn Monroe in The Seven Year Itch, Tura [...]
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