The Gathering Garden Magazine
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The Boutonniere Goes Everywhere: How a Wedding Staple Became Everyday Style
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The boutonniere has always had a strange job description: be small, be sturdy, survive a full day pinned to a lapel, and look effortless while doin... -
Chrome Charms: How the Neo Deco Trend Is Pairing Metallic Jewelry With a Dried Boutonniere
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Pinterest's design team has a name for the geometric, chrome-and-brass aesthetic climbing their trend charts this year: Neo Deco, a nod to the cris... -
The Long-Sleeve Floral Dress Is Quietly Becoming Fall's Garden-to-Table Uniform
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Long after peak floral-dress season ends, the long-sleeve maxi is emerging as the piece that carries garden style into the cooler months. -
Before It Had a Name: The Real History Behind the Cottagecore Aesthetic
From Marie Antoinette's fake peasant village at Versailles to William Morris to Beatrix Potter to Tumblr in 2018, cottagecore is two hundred and fifty years old and has always meant the same thing: borrowing the softness of rural life without the labor. -
Garden-Core Goes Mainstream: Why Floral Print Won Fashion Again
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Floral print has cycled through fashion for two centuries, but the current wave has a distinct source: gardening itself, newly fashionable as a hobby, is bleeding into how people want to dress.
