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A Four-Century-Old Jewellery House Had Already Imagined Nail Jewellery in 1951
Read More: A Four-Century-Old Jewellery House Had Already Imagined Nail Jewellery in 1951More than 70 years after Mellerio patented decorative nail ornaments, the historic Maison is bringing the idea to life. We speak to Creative Director Laure-Isabelle Mellerio about the rediscovery of the 1951 patent, the future of fine jewellery and why sometimes the most forward-thinking ideas are found in the past. Founded in 1613, Mellerio is…
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The Ellipsis Project: Why Boredom Might Be the Key to Creativity
Read More: The Ellipsis Project: Why Boredom Might Be the Key to CreativityFounded from a Durham University bedroom, The Ellipsis Project is built around a deceptively simple idea: boredom sparks creativity. We speak to founder Oliver Scott about university, entrepreneurship, social media, and why doing nothing might be exactly what we need. Oliver Scott, founder of The Ellipsis Project, started the brand from his bedroom while studying Business…
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Big and Carrie: The Original Situationship We Never Recovered From
Read More: Big and Carrie: The Original Situationship We Never Recovered FromBefore Hinge prompts and “open to short-term dating”. Before TikTok tarot readings diagnosing your avoidant lover, there was Carrie Bradshaw and Mr Big. The original will-they-won’t-they, television’s most glamorous cautionary tale, the blueprint for the modern situationship. Rewatching Sex and the City has never made me feel more validated in regards to tumultuous relationships. Love,…
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Why Gen Z Loves the Messy Glamour of Nightlife
Read More: Why Gen Z Loves the Messy Glamour of NightlifeFor the past few years, women have been sold a fantasy of control. The “clean girl” aesthetic dominated our feeds. Their slicked-back buns, capsule wardrobes, and 6AM Pilates were merely an illusion of control. Wellness became a personality trait and 10-step skin care routines became a ritual. Minimalism overtook people’s aesthetics from their Instagram feeds…
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Carolina Sá Couto on Saudade, Womanhood and Portuguese Fashion
Read More: Carolina Sá Couto on Saudade, Womanhood and Portuguese FashionPortuguese fashion designer Carolina Sá Couto, a Regent’s University London graduate, presents her debut collection, Saudade—a word with no direct English translation, capturing a longing for something loved that is absent, or perhaps never fully existed. Through meticulous craftsmanship and cultural storytelling, this collection interweaves Portuguese traditions, emotional inheritance, and the influential women of her…
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