I've always been drawn to the color red. It may have been instinctual—red is the first color humans recognize after black and white—or the product of conditioning; after I first discovered horoscopes and learned that Aries were fiery, singular spirits emboldened carnelian (our birthstone), I ... Read More
Jacquemus Spring 2021
It feels strange to write about fashion because it's been years since I felt compelled to. Oversaturation in the digital space made me apathetic at worst and at best, afraid of contributing to the noise—but like most, I was tired of runway shows as they were. With six productions churned out every ... Read More
Quarantine Reading: One Book a Day (Week 8)
Still at home, reading one book a day for as long as this quarantine lasts. DAY 51: DAYDREAM AND DRUNKENNESS OF A YOUNG LADY I was surprised when Clarice Lispector's Daydream and Drunkenness of a Young Lady arrived. I didn't expect it to be so tiny but was instantly charmed by its miniature ... Read More