A is for Articulate - Dana’s Substack
Dana CuratoloCurated vintage, travel tips, recipes & anecdotes
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Palatial Jamaican Villas, A 1962 Issue of Harper’s Bazaar, Homemade Orecchiette, Vintage Nina Ricci, Maritozzi in Jersey City, and three healing teas in my carry-on
A Trip: Greetings from the high skies. I’m flying home today after visiting a client— the fabulous Tryall Club in Jamaica, a truly special hideaway not enough people know about. Tryall is comprised of individually-owned, fully-staffed villa...
Stepping on set of A Complete Unknown, The Burger at Minetta Tavern, a Medicinal Soda Fountain from 1855, Uniforms of Second Hand-Woolens, and an Easy Winter Beef Stew
A Time: Last April, when the cherry blossoms were in full bloom and the air was palpable with the promise of summer, I encountered a man at the base of our steps. “Can I park here?” he asked. He had a camera in hand and seemed to be on a mi...
Feast of the Seven Fishes, Vintage Ashtrays from 1960s NYC, Antipasto Indulgence, and layering for winter alla Little Women
A Time: I grew up loving Christmas Eve. It came with an immense amount of home-cooked food, and teased my youthful festive spirit with promise of presents and time with family. What’s not to like? For generations, my family has prepared fis...
On Being Warm, Pearl-Embossed Vintage Bruno Magli Pumps, Goulash in Vienna’s Nashmarkt, Gifting Hand-Painted Ceramics from Italy, and my parents’ honeymoon photos from 1981
A Time: I hired a doula when I was pregnant with Matilda. I was scared to give birth. Mentally, I can feel pretty capable of preparing for pain when I know what to expect— but birth— as anyone who has experienced it will tell you— can be wi...
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