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Nadège Vanhée Turns Hermès Tradition On Its Head
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A Retro Lipstick Holder and Other Modern Essentials
Our curated product edit recommends standout fashion, art, food, and design — both old and new.
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
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
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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
Five HUR Club members on the messy women who shaped them, why imperfection is now something we art-direct, who has ever really been allowed to be unfinished, and whether there’s still room to make a mistake that doesn’t become content.
We spoke with Caroline Fisher about why ASICS wants to win but not at all costs, starting every brief from the assumption that no one cares, and casting Logan Roy as a wellbeing ambassador.