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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
Our curated product edit recommends standout fashion, art, food, and design — both old and new.
On Mary Oliver, Freezing Eggs, and Female Friendship
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A Chanel Cream and Irish Table Linen
Our curated product edit recommends standout fashion, art, food, and design — both old and new.
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.
Has Hospitality Become Too Predictable?
As boutique hotels blur into a single tasteful blur of linen and travertine, a more subtle movement is turning away from scale. Anna Prudhomme speaks with the owner-led houses and restored estates rewriting hospitality around authorship, intimacy, and the feeling of being somewhere with a life of its own.
Stylist Charlotte Collet’s Ethos Is Endearingly Offbeat
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An Italian Toothbrush and Phoebe Philo Handbag
Our curated product edit recommends standout fashion, art, food, and design — both old and new.
Alex Crowder
The florist shares her favorite documentary, solo travel destination and woven baskets
Lucy Liu’s Parallel Art Practice and Other Reads This Week
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A Bottega Veneta Jacket and Book by Nancy Honey
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The Most Trusted Name in Fitness
Kirsty Godso on the business of wellness, building Pyro and Made Of, and why she's never coined a method.
Clean, Quiet and in Control
Valerie van Maarschalkerwaart, Isabel Ferreira de Sousa, Harriet Francis and Johanna Engvall, all HUR Club members, on the quiet cultural instruction to become smaller, what words like "clean" and "quiet" are really asking of women, and whether an aesthetic that liberates rather than contains us is even possible.
Six Decades of Betye Saar’s Artistry
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A Spanish Drink Table and Satin Tote by The Row
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Inside Dua Lipa’s Banned Books Library
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Prada Swimwear and a Gardener’s Mule
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The Skin Intellectual
We spoke with facialist Sophie Carbonari about the power of touch, why beauty is political and the case for owning the face you have.
The Myth of the Perfect Home
A tidy home is a boring home, or so Katie McCrory was taught, growing up in a feminist household where homemaking was seen as a trap for women. In this essay, the writer and researcher traces her journey from inherited distrust of domesticity to an unapologetic obsession with it, asking a deceptively simple question along the way: what is the feeling of home?
We spoke with Leia Sfez about founding The Oblist, why not liking an object can mean more than loving it, and how she learned to keep better time with herself.