Where Tradition Meets Personal Style - 405 Magazine

Where Tradition Meets Personal Style

From heirloom recipes to meaningful accessories, embrace the comfort of tradition while adding personal touches that keep your gatherings fresh, stylish and unmistakably you.

There is something to be said about the comfort and familiarity found in traditions passed down through the family tree. Be it a recipe, an accessory that adorned loved ones of old or a story that never ceases to evoke nostalgia, tradition lays the foundation for the community we claim. 

But while it is rooted in consistency, tradition doesn’t have to go hand in hand with monotony. Replacing a dish you feel you have to make with one you want to try can keep things fresh and the party on its toes. Not a hit among attendees? Pivot the conversation to the stunning ring or necklace, maybe even the quilted coat, that makes a statement without you having to say a thing. Add a pop of color with your stemware, beautifully complementing your loved china and adding your personal touch to the tablescape. The line between respecting tradition and expressing yourself need not be avoided. Remember: It’s your party, you can dress and decorate how you want to!


Staud, Davina Top: Cayman’s



Maison Hotel, Balani Jacket:
Rosegold


Mother, Fring Half Pipe Button Sneak: Edit & Co.


Intentionally Blank, Worth Midi Boot: Betsy King 


Roberto Coin, Principessa Necklace: BC Clark


Naifeh, Evé Ring: Naifeh Fine Jewelry


Cassie Yeung, Bad B*tch in the Kitch: Second Story Books


VIETRI, Blush Wine Glass: Millie Tucker Co.


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