Margot Robbie Puts Female Stories First | HUR Reads
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Margot Robbie Puts Female Stories First
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Margot Robbie Is a Force of Change in Hollywood
A great profile on Margot Robbie by writer Lesley M. M. Blume. The profile dives into how she ended up founding her production company LuckyChap at the age of 24. The LuckyChap vision is to make female stories, thus every project has to involve a female story or female storyteller. With I, Tonya as their first project, LuckyChap quickly cemented itself as a serious voice in the industry. The article dives into the different projects the production company has worked on, Robbie’s career and the issues within the movie industry.
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
For its SS23 show, The Row featured vintage objects by 20th-century French jewelry designer and decorative artists Line Vautrin. She is best known for the objects and jewelry she created, often involving ideas of symbolism. Born into a family that owned a bronze foundry, Vautrin taught herself gilding and metalworking. Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen have always shared their interest in specific designers, artists and sculptors. Over the years, The Row has sold multiple vintage pieces through the curated ‘Galerie’ section on their website. This time around, The Row has partnered with Mon Vintage, a vintage sourcing platform, to collect 14 Vautrin pieces dating from 1930-1965. The New York-based brand will be exclusively selling Vautrin’s rare pieces at their stores, by appointment only.
HOW TO SPEND IT
Stephen Alesch and Robin Stadefe have designed some of the most iconic spaces of the past twenty years. Think The Ace Hotel New York, The NoMad hotel in London, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, amongst many others. The couple founded architectural and interior design firm Roman and Williams. Writer Hilary Reid speaks to the founders about the history of the firm, their design process and the future of design.
THE NEW YORK TIMES
Anna Meacham is the powerhouse behind all of your favorite talent. From Frank Ocean to Paloma Elsesser to Megan Thee Stallion to Charli XCX. Meacham launched her agency Huxley in 2018, after running Purple PR’s global music and entertainment section. Writer Danielle Cohen gives us a look inside Meacham’s brain, and how she gets it all done.
THE CUT
Writer Zoë Hopkins speaks with New York-based painter Danielle Mckinney. Her solo exhibition, running until November 12th at Marianne Boesky Gallery, deepens her exploration of women as her subject. Hopkins speaks with the painter about her creative process, the story she aims to tell and intimacy through her work.