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I’ve spent my life building brands that shape culture. I’m obsessed with politics, style, and the ancient wisdom of gathering. Here, I explore how they relate. All of It is a weekly digest at the intersection of caring deeply and living beautifully.

Newsletter · By Mandana Dayani · English · Paid tier available · Official site

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Sep 24, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 24, 2026

    IN RESIDENCE: RYAN SAGHIAN (opens the original)

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    A LETTER FROM MANDANAI have wanted to start this series for so long! Called In Residence, I will share a conversation every few weeks with the designers whose homes and work I am obsessed with. Having spent many years working across fashion and interiors, I love studying how they inspire and influence each other. I know how hard it is to bring a vision and collection to life, so I am always blown away by how the people who make the rooms we live in translate art, fashion, textiles, and our perso

  2. Issue · Sep 17, 2026

    All of It: On Making Room and Making A Mess (opens the original)

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    A LETTER FROM MANDANAOn the Days of Awe, and finally being honest about what I want.We are in the Days of Awe, that stretch between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur when you are meant to sit with the year and take an honest accounting of yourself. Ten days to look at who you were, make your apologies, and decide who you want to be.For most of my life, this was the season I dreaded a little. It always felt like a reckoning I was destined to fail, a long list of all the times I pushed myself too hard

  3. Issue · Sep 10, 2026

    All of It: Versace, Crispy rice, and Dressing for Fall (opens the original)

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    A LETTER FROM MANDANAOn my first love, a Versace atelier, and what beauty meant to the women of Iran.My first love was always fashion.I used to read fashion books the way I later read case law, tabbing and highlighting. I knew every designer, the year they were born, the season of almost every iconic collection. Fashion was the boldest, most emotional, most empowering thing I had ever seen. My first fashion week is still one of the best memories of my life. The proximity to all of it, meeting Os

  4. Issue · Sep 3, 2026

    All of It: The Case For Oversharing (opens the original)

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    A LETTER FROM MANDANAThe other night I was at dinner with a new friend, catching up on what has felt like the longest summer of my life (T-1 day until both kids are back at school). At some point I realized she was dancing around something she couldn’t quite say, and it became pretty clear she was in the middle of her own struggle with fertility.I put my hand on her wrist and said: honey, I did IVF with both of my kids, I have endometriosis, this shit is so hard, it sucks, and so many more peopl

  5. Issue · Aug 27, 2026

    All of It: Coffee, Cashmere & Pickles (opens the original)

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    A LETTER FROM MANDANAOne of my favorite institutions has always been Nate’n Al’s. The Beverly Hills deli where I’ve had some of my favorite meals with Peter, where we’ve raised our girls over the years (from their bagel necklaces until now), and where we run into the people we love.Last week, I met someone there for the first time in person, it was so good to finally sit across from each other in a space that actually feels like community. We talked about life and jobs and summer and the usual t

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