The Chronicles of Chloë Sevigny, and Are We Losing Meaningful Friendships?

By Wim Langedijk for HURS

 

The Chronicles of Chloë Sevigny, and Are We Losing Meaningful Friendships?


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A Suitable Change for Chloë Sevigny

Chloë Sevigny speaks to Emily Gould on balancing her career with her own personal challenges. With her schedule filled with film projects, festival appearances, and fashion events, Sevigny is balancing this all as a working mother and speaks on the complexities of being a solo parent when here husband is working away whilst maintaining her “It” girl status. Despite thriving professionally with roles and an other endeavours, she wrestles with aging and public image pressures while thinking about idea of life outside of the spotlight.

THE CUT

 

 

Hermès' Barénia perfume, created by master perfumer Christine Nagel, highlights her unique and innovative approach to fragrance design. Nagel has a background in organic chemistry, as well as a condition called synesthesia, meaning she sees and feels scents giving her an edge in her field. Known for her creativity and boldness, Nagel reinterpreted the classic chypre scent by replacing traditional oakmoss with toasted oak wood, giving the fragrance a unique, rum-like quality. Barénia reflects Nagel’s fascination with tactile sensations, aiming to evoke the soft, sensual qualities of Hermès leather.

THE NEW YORK TIMES

 

 

Michael Snyder explores the creative journey of artist Carlos Amorales who is constructing a building in Mexico City culturally significant to the community. Snyder speaks about the vision for blending artistic expression with architectural innovation, showing how the project reflects their unique aesthetic and conceptual approach. Discussion on the challenges and inspirations behind the design, the integration of artistic elements into the building's structure, and the broader impact of the project on the local art and architectural communities.

T MAGAZINE

 

 

Rory Satran speaks with Nina Christen, the founder of luxury namesake shoe brand, Christen, that combines traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design. Christen's brand is distinguished by its focus on artisanal techniques and high-quality materials, offering a fresh take on luxury footwear. Satran delves into Christen's journey from her background in fashion to establishing her brand, the unique design elements of her shoes, and her commitment to sustainability and ethical production practices. 

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

 

 

Contemporary society is currently experiencing the growing issue of loneliness. Olga Khazan explores the various factors contributing to this loneliness epidemic, including social media and shifts in community structures. Provoking the discussion of if there is a decline in meaningful friendships and social connections has profound effects on mental and physical health.

THE ATLANTIC

 

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