23rd September 2020
The Ceremony
As collective uncertainty and anxiety hover, what would a zen master do?
Posted on Noise
13th September 2020
Hydra Beauté
How perfectly peachy. Get set, simply glow for it, by addressing the day-to-day
stressors that hassle our faces with the sumptuous science of CHANEL Hydra Beauty.
Posted on Falling
16th August 2020
Garden Of One’s Own
What if Edith Bouvier Beale were reincarnated as a millennial? Or - bear with us here - she was the first millennial (cue gasp)?
Posted on Falling
7th July 2020
The Black Panther
Stay on your mission. From Kunta Kinte to the Central Park 5, we suggest ten movies and two miniseries with themes of racial politics, social injustice and black power to kickstart your black-history habit on-screen.
Posted on Falling
17th June 2020
Compulsory Lessons
Ignorance is simply not an option. Get some clarity about the pervasiveness of racism in our collective thinking, as well as our institutions. We’re starting with this dynamic dozen.
Posted on Falling
9th June 2020
O Rio De Janeiro
Nature, organic shapes, geometric abstraction and Brazilian genius meet hot hot hot sunshine in the exuberantly Modernist urban design of Lucio Costa and Roberto Burle Marx
Posted on Falling
12th May 2020
Viva Italia
Tempo di ricominciare: The verve and charisma of Italian design keeps the rest of the world watching and waiting for more: more originality, daring and finesse.
Posted on Falling
29th April 2020
Primavera, Spring Beauty
Cherry blossoms explode upon a deserted boulevard—blissfully undocumented, as tufts of green sheathe the trees to announce a brand new season, just like clockwork.
Posted on Mapping
29th April 2020
1936: The Buenos Aires Affair
THE BUENOS AIRES AFFAIR: Could you be the most beautiful room in the world? Why Jean-Michel Frank's
interiors for the Kavanagh Building in Buenos Aires bring tears to the
modernist aesthete's eyes.
Posted on Mapping
27th April 2020
La Nouvelle Bourgeoise
Feline and fickle, she’s on the prowl—up and down the bougie boulevards and in and out of the boîtes de nuit. She playfully types Cinéma Gaumont, Champs Elysées, 1973 into her Uber’s destination box, but it protests with null results. Paris never really changes, and neither must you, Françoise.
Posted on Mapping