Margi Reed Enterprises

Everyone knows Elizabeth Montgomery from her 8 seasons on Bewitched, but her career stretched far beyond Samantha’s twitch. Born into a show‑business family, she was the daughter of actor Robert Montgomery and Broadway performer Elizabeth Allen.

She earned a Theater World Award for her 1956 Broadway debut, picked up an Emmy nomination for The Untouchables, and later surprised audiences with sharp dramatic turns like The Legend of Lizzie Borden.

In 2005, her legacy got a permanent nod with a bronze Samantha statue in Salem.

Betsey Johnson is an American designer whose wild, high‑energy style helped define the 1960s Youthquake scene and later turned her own label into a global force. Known for bright, playful designs and her signature cartwheel‑and‑split at the end of every show, she became one of fashion’s most recognizable personalities and a longtime champion of joy, color, and individuality.

Happy Monday and Happy May! And may YOU be the force to be reckoned with!

Welcome Beltane! The first of May marks this ancient festival of spring, with origins deep in early Celtic seasonal traditions. A time for warmth, light, and the start of the growing season. It’s a day long associated with fresh beginnings, open windows, and a little extra color in the world. Here’s to a vibrant May!

The wonderful Mary Travers grew up in Greenwich Village, surrounded by free‑thinking musicians and artists. She was already part of the local folk scene when she was invited to join Peter and Paul, and early hits like "If I Had a Hammer" charted big and fast. Spin some Peter, Paul and Mary today and have a groovy Throwback Thursday.

Take a moment to visit our blog and explore what inspires us. From thoughtful ideas to curated finds, it’s a space to discover more.

Good morning! Stay positive, move forward, and make it happen!

I love guerrilla art! Pieces like this slip into everyday routines and add small, unexpected moments of delight. The ordinary suddenly invites a second look. This lovely piece is by Christy Caravaglio, a textile artist whose designs draw from traditional and modern quilt patterns.

1980s shoulder pads, when bigger meant better and good luck getting through a narrow doorway. They turned every outfit into a power statement. Whether you love it or it makes you want to blow chow, 80s fashion never did anything halfway!

Leg Warmers
Neon Colors
Members Only Jacket
Parachute Pants
Jelly Shoes
Scrunchie
Banana Clips
Swatch Watch
Fingerless Gloves
Hammer Pants
Oversized Blazers (with Brooch)
Slouch Socks
Acid Wash Jeans

Margi loves...Earth Day! A gentle reminder to notice the small good things around us, and to take a little better care of them.

Earth Day is a worldwide moment to pay attention to the planet, whether it's planting something, picking up something doesn’t belong, or just learning more about how to take better care of it.

Good morning! It’s Monday again and I’m looking forward to see what adventures this week has in store!