Little Edie Beale: The Cult of Grey Gardens

American culture has always harbored a fascination with women who live on the edges of society’s expectations. Few embody this fascination more vividly than Edith Bouvier Beale — “Little Edie” — the reclusive socialite turned cult icon immortalized in Albert and David Maysles’ 1975 documentary Grey Gardens. Draped in improvised turbans, brooches, and scarves, sheContinue reading “Little Edie Beale: The Cult of Grey Gardens”

Grey Gardens House Tour

On the fiftieth anniversary of the Grey Gardens documentary (released September 27, 1975), we return to one of America’s most mythologized houses — not in ruin, but in radiant renewal. Immortalized by Albert and David Maysles, the storied halls of Grey Gardens once echoed with the eccentric lives of Big and Little Edie Beale, relativesContinue reading “Grey Gardens House Tour”

Monthly Picks: Grey Gardens

Immortalized in the 1975 documentary and later restored to new glory, Grey Gardens remains one of America’s most iconic homes. To celebrate its enduring mystique, I’ve curated a special selection of books, films, and objects that capture the eccentric charm, style, and cultural significance of the Beales’ legendary estate. From evocative photo volumes to collectibleContinue reading “Monthly Picks: Grey Gardens”