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Storm-Dyed for Summer

Hello, Summer!June felt like the right moment to release a new batch of hand-dyed bandanas on the website. These are 26" x 26" cotton bandanas—large enough to wear a dozen ways, but still light, easy, and practical in hot weather. They’re the kind of piece you can knot at the neck or wrist, tie in your hair, wrap onto a bag, or keep close at hand all season.The batch comes in four colors: Electric Green, Fuchsia, Mermaid’s Dream (Aqua), and Blueberry. I wanted the palette to feel full-on...

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7 Things to Toss From Your Closet This Summer

1. Anything You Haven't Worn in 12 MonthsThis is the golden rule of closet organization, and it applies year-round, but summer is the ideal time to enforce it. If a piece of clothing survived two full seasons without making it off the hanger, it's not coming back. The "maybe someday" pile is a dream, not a wardrobe. Be honest with yourself: if it didn't earn its spot in the last 12 months, it's time to let it go.A closet cleanout isn't just about making space,  it's about making your...

Auto + Marine

Unique Motorcycle Show

Longtime Sound Engineer Brings People Together At Cycle Showcase St. Louis With 40 Works Of 'Two-Wheeled Art' In St. Louis Article by Robin Seaton Jefferson | Photography by John Lore “When you talk about bike shows, people think of a bunch of bikers standing around a Hooters parking lot,” says Randall Noldge, founder and curator of Cycle Showcase St. Louis. “As much as I love a Hooters Parking lot, this isn't that. It’s more like an art gallery.” Randall started Cycle Showcase St. Louis as...

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For Him

Father's Day Gift Suggestions Article by Kelley Lamm Father’s Day is more than a date on the calendar, it’s a moment to pause and reflect on the men who have shaped our lives in quiet, meaningful ways. The ones who show up. Who guide, support and stand steady through every season. Whether it’s a father, husband, partner, grandfather or mentor, these are the men who often give without asking for recognition. During June is a chance to give something back. A well-chosen gift is never just...

Travel

Legacy In Leather

Ed Wheatley’s Narrative Charts America’s Intergenerational Baseball Devotion Through Gloves Article by Stacey Dixson In St. Louis, baseball has never been merely entertainment. It is inheritance, civic language, family memory and ritual passed from one generation to the next as naturally as a glove handed from parent to child. Few writers understand that truth more completely than acclaimed sports historian Ed Wheatley, whose newest volume, The Finest in the Field: A History of Baseball...

Sports + Recreation

Gateway City's Olimpico

St. Louis To Serve As Olympic Soccer Venue For 2028 Los Angeles Games Article by Julie Brown Patton St. Louis was selected as one of the host cities for the 2028 Summer Olympic soccer tournament. Matches will take place at Energizer Park (formerly CITYPARK), home of St. Louis City SC. As part of the LA28 Games, St. Louis will host eight, group stage and knockout matches from July 11-20, 2028. This marks the first time Olympic competition returns to St. Louis in the last 122 years. Mayor Cara...

Arts + Culture

Sip, Shop, Support

The Women's Event Dedicated to Cancer Research, Prevention And Care Article by Kelley Lamm IN YOUR CITY Show with Kelley & Gordon at the The Ritz-Carlton for one of St. Louis’ most inspiring gatherings: Sip, Shop, Support. The room was filled with incredible women, local businesses and a shared purpose: raising funds and awareness for St. Louis Men’s Group Against Cancer. The event brought together connection, community and meaningful impact, highlighting the power of bolstering a cause...

Health + Wellness

Your Space, Your Mind

Saint Louis Closet Co. sat down with Claire Lily Welton, Licensed Mental Health Therapist, for Mental Health Awareness month, to find out what science says about the connection between an organized home and a healthier mind; and what you can do about it.Have you ever walked into a cluttered closet and immediately felt overwhelmed before your day had even started? Or noticed how a neatly arranged space, where everything has a place and nothing is fighting for your attention, makes you feel...

Life + Culture

Grounded, Community-First Leader

Michelle Charbonnier Shapes Connection, Collaboration, Compassionate Outreach Article by Kristi Sellers In the St. Louis nonprofit community, there's a leader who simply shines and is widely respected for her dedication and steady vision: Michelle Charbonnier, executive director of MoNetwork. Known for her thoughtful leadership style and deep commitment to community outreach, Michelle has helped guide the organization through a period of growth while keeping its mission firmly rooted in...

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Florals That Deserve Accolades

Two Florist Shops Deliver Elegance: Alex Waldbart Florist And Mary Tuttle's Florals & Gifts Article by Julie Brown Patton The Delphinium was selected as 2026 national Flower of the Year, chosen for its elegant structure and calming blue-purple hues that symbolize optimism, growth and aspirations, and to embody the "elevation" theme for 2026, alongside the Money Tree as the 2026 Plant of the Year.  Two St. Louis regional floral leaders share what's also sought-after locally, especially around...