Meaning “breathe” in German (in addition to spelling Metta backward), ATTEM is a representation of Metta Conchetta’s personal style, which leans toward the androgynous. “I love experimenting with the feminine and masculine,” she says. It’s a combination of the professionalism that Conchetta says was ingrained in her German upbringing, and her street-style perspective. The post Stylist Metta Conchetta launches her own clothing line, ATTEM appeared first on Atlanta Magazine ..read more

Most people who think about switching to concierge medicine have something in common: They’re ready to ditch seven-minute medicine, so they start looking for alternatives to traditional primary care. The question is, why now? Why is now the time to make the jump? The post Atlanta’s First Diamonds Direct Location Set to Sparkle in Buckhead appeared first on Atlanta Magazine ..read more

The CROSBY by Mollie Burch x La Point collection, shown alongside the Tippy Tap cocktail truck and florals from M. Delia Designs for Lucy’s Market Photograph by Katie Michelle Photo Pickleball is undeniably hot across Atlanta. It’s not surprising, perhaps, given how much Atlantans love tennis. Pickleball is tennis’ louder, more social cousin and if the debut of places like Painted Pickle are any indication, the sport will have longevity in our city. For some, dressing the part is just as important as how you play the game. A new collection, CROSBY by Mollie Burch x La Point, debuted from two A ..read more

The new Christian Louboutin boutique in Phipps Plaza, with its iconic red carpet Photograph by James Cool It might seem counterintuitive given pandemic and postpandemic shopping habits, but malls are thriving. According to a recent study by Coresight Research, a retail research and advisory firm, top-tier enclosed malls are flourishing, outperforming in occupancy, revenue, and foot traffic. A stroll around Lenox Square or Phipps Plaza validates the data: “Coming Soon” signs dot both. There’s a tenant waiting list at these shopping centers as stores, particularly luxury ones, clamor to establis ..read more

It’s impossible not to notice the bright exterior at the corner of Oakdale Road and McLendon Avenue in Candler Park. Painted saturated tones of purple, pink, and green, the building formerly housed a gas station, thrift store, and, most recently, a Hungarian bakery pop-up in the driveway. The striking makeover is courtesy of Space Queen, a new vintage retail concept and community arts center from Michelle Norris and Forrest Aguar, the duo behind creative studio Tropico Photo. The pair have enjoyed successful careers in photography and commercial styling, bringing personality to campaigns for b ..read more

Abbey Glass Photograph courtesy of Abbey Glass Atlanta-based fashion designer Abbey Glass is starting 2024 with a bang: a new spring/summer collection, a new bridal capsule, two new retail stores, and a spot in Dillard’s new concept, the Coterie. Here, she shares her inspiration and how she’s expanded her business. You have a lot going on! Let’s start with the spring/summer collection. What was your inspiration?Spring was very much inspired by florals—groundbreaking, I know! There’s also the influence of our muses, our 1960s-style icons. This spring, it was heavily influenced by Grace Kelly, w ..read more

Ronnie Agami of Universal Diamonds learned the business from his father. Photograph by Wedig & Laxton The pull of familial ties is strong in many industries. But in Atlanta, nowhere is this more true than in the jewelry business. Many local companies span decades and generations, often deeply rooted in their communities. Sara Beth Brown Prendeville, president of Brown & Co. Jewelers, thinks clients gravitate toward independent and family-owned stores because of their experience, which is often predicated on core values set generations before. When investing in fine jewelry, buyers valu ..read more

Rainy Day Revival owners Jeremy and Kim Gibbs Photograph by Steve West In the market for a warthog head to mount on your wall? How about a vintage gremlin doll? Or a century-old vibrator? At Rainy Day Revival, an oddities shop in Little Five Points, these are just a few of the strange items artfully displayed throughout the store, which is like an antique shop on steroids. Its founders, artist Jeremy Gibbs and interior designer Kim Gibbs, didn’t start out trying to feed Atlantans’ desires for weirdness. Rainy Day Revival began in 2018 when Jeremy and Kim decided to remodel their house, which w ..read more

Nike Dunk Low “Clark Atlanta University,” 2022 Photograph by Wedig & Laxton No one rocks the merch quite like the students and alumni of historically Black colleges and universities. Have you planned your Homecoming wardrobe? Some Atlanta University Center favorites, with nods to Georgia HBCUs outside the metro: Morehouse “Frankenstein” Hoodie, $175, African American College Alliance, aacaclothing.com Fort Valley State University PrimeTime Crew, $59.99, Legacy History Pride, shoplhp.com The Spelman Collection Crest Blazer, $598, Polo Ralph Lauren, ralphlauren.com Morehouse Montblanc Meiste ..read more

Miranda Photograph by Inari Briana Miranda From: Phoenix, Arizona The Fest: I love dancing. There is dancing, and then there is dancing with a thousand people who also love dancing. I’ve met my soul family thanks to music festivals. The Look: About a year ago I started a festival fashion company, where I design and handmake the dreamiest, one-of-a kind pieces! This set is one of my favorites because it makes me feel like a Rodeo Disco Mermaid. Alex and Tori Photograph by Inari Briana Tori and Alex From: Orlando, Florida The Fest: “We visited Imagine Music Festival for our six-month anniversary ..read more