A is for Articulate - Dana’s Substack
Dana CuratoloCurated vintage, travel tips, recipes & anecdotes
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Monogrammed Embroidery at The Ritz Paris, Vintage Harley of Scotland Fair Isle, Warming Ribolitta, Classic Cars, Antique Italian lace, and Frammenti di Mare
A Time: Did you know they hand embroider your pillows at The Ritz Paris? I did not, but discovered as much when I visited them a few years back for work. I could blabber on unbearably about this icon of a hotel — but it was the small detail...
Dispatch from Scotland: Edinburgh’s Oldest Italian Grocer, Black Sheep and Beaches on the Isle of Mull, Handmade Jumpers, Seafood Shack Lunches, and my favorite Charity Shop Finds
A Time: Greetings from the West Coast of Scotland. Our trip kicked off a week ago, and after a few days in Edinburgh, we’re now on the West Coast for some ample time with my husband’s lovely family. My parents are also with us— as of course...
Sherry back on rotation after a visit to Jerez, an insane book collection in the Sicilian countryside, a vintage shrunken wool jacket from Bavaria, and dodging loud Americans
A Trip: A few years back, I was accompanying some journalists through Andalusia, and was delighted to discover we’d be stopping in Jerez (or, Jerethhhh, iykyk). Perhaps it’s because my soul feels much older than it is, I’ve always had a fon...
The plate that haunts me from Palermo’s flea market in Piazza Marina, Silk Giorgio Armani from the 80s, a vintage hand-painted espresso set, and my love for the beef tartare at Frenchette
A Trip: I probably should have purchased another suitcase, but the fear of the inevitable jostle (aka shattered souvenirs) made me realize it likely wasn’t worth it. Palermo is a great city to source vintage. Maybe it’s the bloodline, but I...
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