After much anticipation, we're excited to announce that fashions and accessories from many Sullivan Entertainment productions are now available on StilltheLovely.com!

We know how much you love the styles on Wind at My Back, so we're thrilled to announce that some items used on the show are now available for purchase!

Spandex hadn't been invented yet, let alone LuluLemon. So what did women wear to tennis practice back in the day?

Love the hats on Wind at My Back? We have an update for you.

Reading up on 1930s style, we found this feature on the popularity of pajamas in the early 1930s. Pajamas for everyday wear? This is a style we could get behind!

One of the main elements of Wind at My Back that viewers pick up on is the authenticity of the costumes.  Although the 1930’s was the era of the Great Depression, it was also a fascinating time for women's fashion.  Costume designer Ruth Secord paid special attention to the smallest details and social norms of the period while creating outfits for the show.

An issue has long divided pet owners worldwide: whether or not dressing up your pet in costumes is demeaning or harmlessly adorable.  Recently, My Daily editor Jennifer Barton blogged about this issue – pointing to a YouTube video (posted below) promoting a book called Fashion Cats.

Recently, we posted a fantastic collection of Anne-themed fashion pieces that are currently in style.  This selection of apparel, hats and accessories was put together by Hilary Kearney, the writer behind the blog If Zombies Were Supermodels, We'd Be Them.  We interviewed Hilary and she was nice enough to explain how she collects these pieces that are “so Green Gables”, as well as provide tips on how to find them yourself!

We’ve talked about young women trying to emulate Anne’s fashion before, but I recently stumbled across a blog that really shows how easy it can be to find old fashioned-looking clothing today that is very “Anne”.

Here is our interview with makeup artist Michelle Cudmore, who worked on the beautiful Anne-inspired wedding photo shoot we have posted.  Along with other wedding vendors, Michelle was handpicked by Rachel Peters, of Rachel Peters Photography, to help her create her vision.  Luckily, Michelle is both a talented artist and an authentic Anne fan.