A is for Articulate - Dana’s Substack
Dana CuratoloCurated vintage, travel tips, recipes & anecdotes
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The Shape of a Year, Sewing a 1920s Pillowcase Dress for Sicily, Warming Pasta Season, the nostalgic magic of Keens, and an epic swim at the Four Seasons Philly
A Time: Since I was a school kid, I’ve thought of the year as an oblong circle. The left side has always felt more intense— it comes with a new school year, the biggest holidays (at least in our household), and the challenge of Northeastern...
The Therapeutic Pursuit of Learning to Sew with Vintage Linens, a Staycation at The Greenwich Hotel, A Briny Poolside Tuna Salad, Sicilian Folklore, and Accessorizing with Art Deco Beaded Bracelets
A Take: Ever look back and realize your life might have been leaving you little clues? I had that feeling recently when I unearthed a stash of vintage linens I’d been hoarding for years. Then, as if on cue, I stumbled upon an epic new haul—...
The World of Fortuny, Aboard La Dolce Vita Orient Express, Bellinis at Harry’s, Embroidered Italian bloomers at the local market, vintage linen house dresses, and a solo dinner in Rome
A Trip: I recently returned from a four-day work trip, accompanying two editors aboard my client’s newest venture: La Dolce Vita Orient Express. What a ride. Train travel is undeniably having a moment—and despite countless visits to Italy o...
A House Above the Sea in Camogli, Vintage Etro at the Beach, Paper-Thin Focaccia, Simple Italian souvenirs, and Enviable 1930s Closets at Villa Necchi in Milan
A Take: There’s nothing that shocks your system quite like returning to work following 2 weeks in Italy. Obviously, albeit reluctantly, we had to come home. It seems we’re still waiting (at least on the weekends) for it to feel like summer,...
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