One glance of their Instagram ( ) and we knew they were ideal tour guides for the Peach State’s capital city. With an expanded empire (they’ve opened stores in Houston, Dallas, DC and Los Angeles), their sartorial wit and wisdom has been praised in GQ, The New York Times, Esquire, and Departures, among other leading lifestyle magazines and papers. “There's a certain romance to this region that I fell in love with.” They even take two of their company’s core values from their first experiences in Atlanta, “helpfulness and hopefulness.” “I so love the mix of southernness and sophistication here,” says Ann.
It’s a perfect amalgamation of Gotham savvy and infectious Southern hospitality. Plus, they’ve added a coffee bar where you can sip a macchiato while mulling your many, many options.
Now, in addition to the original men’s shop, there’s Ann Mashburn for women, and Mashburn, which offers home accessories, records, room fragrances, and baby clothes (with their new label Kid Mashburn). vintage Polaroid cameras, ceramic flasks, preppy Tretorn sneakers). The idea in their own words is to have “a place that is elevated yet accessible, cool yet uncomplicated, a place that signifies to us, the very best of everything.” The store quickly garnered attention and devotees with their smart store concept: A combination of their own designs (shirting, footwear, accessories, tailored pieces) and a curated array of classic, iconic and hard-to-find pieces they love (i.e. “Lots of opportunity, creativity and empty warehouse space.” “It felt a bit like the Meatpacking District in NYC in the late 80s,” says Ann. Crew, Ralph Lauren and Tommy Hilfiger, and Ann was an editor at Condé Nast, with stints at both Vogue and Glamour. With a shared dream of making great things to share with others, they headed south in 2007 where they opened their menswear flagship, Sid Mashburn, in the Westside Provisions District of Atlanta. They met in New York City in the early ‘80s where Sid held design posts at J. If ever there were sartorial soulmates, it would be Ann and Sid Mashburn. After all, that's what this holiday-and its green centerpiece-is really about.A stylish tour of this Southern capital that’s getting buzzier by the day. Whatever Christmas tree look you choose, the purpose of all of our best ideas is to encourage you to think outside the box, have fun, and bring your family closer together during December. You can also deck your tree with ribbon, or try one of these glitter Christmas ornaments if you want to add some sparkle to your spruce. Consider trying to deck your tree with rose gold colors this year, or even walk on a bolder side by opting for blue Christmas decor. Plus, they look fantastic on both real and artificial Christmas trees.Īnd while red and green hues can certainly help set the stage for a merry Christmas celebration, you can still have a gorgeous display without being completely color-coordinated. From DIY Christmas tree lights to homemade Christmas ornaments and Christmas tree toppers galore, we've rounded up beautiful Christmas tree decorating ideas that are inexpensive, easy to pull off, and even simple enough for your kids to help out with. There are so many wonderful ways to make your Christmas tree come to life this holiday season-and create a look your whole family will love.
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