Eugénie Pabst
An advocate of holistic health in Chicago, Eugénie Pabst entreated us to a quick visit inside her River North co-op. A Psy.D. biofeedback specialist with a private practice at Balance Health + Wellness, Eugénie is dedicated to wellness, health and beauty. Regularly seen in dresses pulled from the Pabst trove of precious designer vintage, she’s an avid yogi and supporter of the full range of Chicago cultural institutions along with the non-profit Global Colors, a group empowering grassroots organizations to accomplish specific goals by providing a kick-start of support for projects that are ultimately self-sustaining. It was great to see Eugénie in her home, an oasis of beauty and calm; here, we connect the dots between Eugénie and the Pabst women who came before her.
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Detail from a jewelry box.
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In a mid-century Oscar de la Renta from the collection of her late grandmother, and namesake, Eugénie.
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Detail on the dining room table.
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In a vintage fur from her grandmother’s collection, outside a closet filled with new and old treasures.
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A sea of color from the vintage dresses of her grandmother.
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Standing Bow in her home studio.
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With a portait of her great great grandmother, married to Fred Pabst, a gentleman who worked his way up from cabin boy to captain of the ship on which they met. He later took over the brewery.
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A painting of her grandmother wearing a dress now in Eugénie’s possession. The blue velvet bow secures a removable lace peplum.
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In a silk and lace robe from the collection of her great grandmother.
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A gift upon her graduation, a fur hat from Chicago furrier Chudik’s.
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Love always.
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Flemish Renaisssance chair from the Pabst family mansion.
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