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Matcha-Infused Olive Oil and A Colleen Allen Skirt
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Mara Roszak
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Essential Conversations, from Coco Gauff to Nancy Honey
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A Silk Cushion and a Best-in-Class Sandwich
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A Pyjama Pilgrimage and Other Reads This Week
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Modern Essentials to Welcome a New Season
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The Death of Expertise
Everyone is an expert now, and almost no one is. In her latest essay, Bonnie Langedijk asks how confidence came loose from competence, why we believe the ring light over the researcher, and whether real expertise can survive a culture that rewards speed over depth.
A Keeper of Ways of Seeing
Shaniqwa Jarvis on why photographs are beautiful liars, grief as a portal, and the moment she found her whole practice hiding in a childhood snapshot.
Nadège Vanhée Turns Hermès Tradition On Its Head
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A Retro Lipstick Holder and Other Modern Essentials
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Dr Karen Doherty
The DR KD founder shares her favorite London restaurant, antique dealer in Paris and DR KD treatment
Tracing the Work of Gloria Steinem and Yayoi Kusama
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A Coperni Skirt and a Japanese Tea Caddy
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The Mood Menders
Lykke Li, Fee Steinvorth and Zoe Ghertner on meeting naked in a sauna, calming an overstimulated nervous system, and friendship.
Matriarchy, Done Properly
In 1920s Paris, four women stopped waiting for a culture built to include them and built their own instead. Julieta Ruiz recovers the almost-forgotten word for what held them together, matronage, and argues that a century later, as old certainties collapse again, women are once more remaking the world from the ground up rather than asking permission to enter it.
Learnings from Dolly Parton, Annie Ernaux, and Collier Schorr
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Skincare by Monastery and a Tennis Essential
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On Mary Oliver, Freezing Eggs, and Female Friendship
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A Chanel Cream and Irish Table Linen
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The Voice That Moves You
Jorja Smith on making a dance record, running FAMM on her own terms, and why being interpreted beats being understood.
Hairstylist and RŌZ founder Mara Roszak shares the Ojai hotel, LA café, and cleansing balm she swears by