From Youth to Adulthood: Books to Guide You Through the Turbulent Twenties
The twenties are the most defining years of life - we are growing up while simultaneously glowing up. And because glow ups don't just happen with a new haircut, wardrobe or style, but with a renewed mindset, we've put together a list of books that everyone in their roaring twenties should read.
Discover the groundbreaking comic book series, "Black Hole" by Charles Burns. As a Washington-born comic book creator, Burns rose to fame in the industry with his early contributions to the legendary underground comix-zine "RAW" and its publisher Francoise Mouly, working alongside famous cartoonist Art Spiegelman (known for "Maus").
The powerful influence of the IKEA Effect on our perception of DIY projects and ideas. Explore how labor leads to love, uncover cognitive biases, and learn how to mitigate their impact. Don't miss the implications for creative workers and the key to unlocking creative potential.
The lavish and experimental world of couture fashion shows, where Schiaparelli's collection, led by Daniel Roseberry, received both praise and criticism. Explore the paradox of sustainability highlighted by RDVK and the intricate manual work showcased in Rahul Mishra's splendorous embroideries. Viktor & Rolf's collection embodies irony and 3D technology, while Dior pays homage to Josephine Baker's iconic style. Yuima Nakazato's shimmering fabrics and Ronald Van Der Kemp's sustainable glamor redefine fashion. Embark on a cosmic journey with Rahul Mishra's celestial-inspired designs. Discover the captivating allure of these remarkable creations.
The highlights of Paris Men's Fashion Week, featuring standout designs, innovative collections, and top brands. From iconic runway shows to industry insights, explore the latest trends and must-see moments from the Parisian fashion scene. Stay updated with the cutting-edge designs and fashion industry buzz.
Where do creatives go to connect with like-minded people? That’s a matter that TOURIST is resolving, a recently launched platform that interconnects the global creative community in an attempt to bolster collaborations across different cities.
The fading magic and excessive nature of 'Babylon,' a film reflecting the declining state of cinema. Damien Chazelle's portrayal of Hollywood's chaotic transition captures the desperate struggle for art and indulges in a tiring love of excess, leaving audiences with a bittersweet aftertaste.
'Holy Spider,' Denmark's Best International Film submission at the Academy Awards 2023. This purposefully disturbing true crime movie exposes cultural misogyny and religious extremism in Iranian society. Unveiling a chilling tale of a holy crusader, it confronts deep-rooted issues through a gripping narrative and the personal experiences of actress Zar Amir Ebrahimi.
Discover The Ordinary, an affordable skincare brand founded by Brandon Truaxe. With effective, high-quality cosmetics and minimalist packaging, their clean and vegan products have gained a cult following. From acid exfoliation serums to solutions for puffy eyes and signs of aging, The Ordinary offers innovative skincare for all.
Living in Berlin (or if you aren’t a globetrotter) probably the thing you associate with hotels the most are room cards people lose on the subway. But then you should at least have a cocktail at the bar in Soho House: Even as a local, you occasionally hang out in the hotels around your own town.
