
The Glamour Repertoire.
An Experiential Journey through Vintage Black Glamour
"I am not a historian. I happen to think that the content of my mother’s life—her myths, her superstitions, her prayers, the contents of her pantry, the smell of her kitchen, the song that escaped from her sometimes parched lips, her thoughtful repose and pregnant laughter—are all worthy of art".
- AUGUST WILSON
GLAMOUR NOTES FOR THE REPERTOIRE
Create Your Own Curricula of Glamour.
Experience the Glamour Repertoire by Atelier Lincoln—a living archive of beauty rituals, business acumen, and cultural preservation that transcends beyond aesthetics. This heritage doesn't just exist in museums or history books; it breaths through every piece of stationery we create.
With each card you send, you become an archivist of elegance. You preserve not just artifacts but attitudes, not just documents but dignity, not just history but hope. You join a tradition that unfolds wherever we have gathered to reflect, remember, and pass on the unwritten curricula of Glamour.
Because Glamour Deserves Gratitude
Every color, every design, every finish invites you to add your voice to this ongoing conversation.
Transform your Glamour Notes into a meaningful act of cultural celebration. Elevate your written word with pieces worthy of your story. Join us in this beautiful work of preservation through daily elegance.
Meet Tyra
Tyra Wade, affectionately known as @theglamourarchivist, is the creative founder of Atelier Lincoln, a stationery brand that crafts an experiential journey through Vintage Black Glamour.
Glamour once felt like a distant dream to her—something to be earned rather than embraced. As a child adorned in plastic high heels and princess tiaras, she sensed its allure but couldn't quite grasp its presence in her everyday life. This realization sparked Atelier Lincoln: our repository where glamour intertwines with gratitude, accessible to everyone, every day. The Glamour Notes scattered throughout her home aren't just paper—they're daily invitations to create something profound.
Beyond beautiful paper products lies a movement—a reminder that glamour isn't reserved for special occasions or certain people. It's already within you, waiting to be acknowledged through moments of gratitude.