HeyJaredLittle Big City
A newsletter about small brands, big cities, and everything in between — by Alyssa Coscarelli. One monthly personal dispatch with recent thoughts and musings (essay-style!) + one monthly highly curated city or shopping guide (paid subs only).
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The Fashion Week Comedown (opens the original)
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Fashion has always moved at a pace that even I can hardly keep up with. Case in point: London Fashion Week is already wrapping up, and I’m still digesting New York.As many of you know, I’ve been straddling both the fashion and home worlds this year, and one major difference I’m feeling between the two industries is the pace. Fashion truly waits for no one; it’s always more, newer, more new, more, more, more, all the time. And having worked in it for over a decade, it’s programmed me to move quic
Staples for the joy in routine (opens the original)
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Lately, I’ve been rediscovering the joys of a routine, especially as someone who’s been self-employed for almost 8 years (!). And since returning to NYC and giving my days a bit more structure again, it’s become very apparent which wardrobe items fit my new routine and which, unfortunately, do not.For years, since kissing corporate hours goodbye, I’ve taken full advantage of the ability to create my days to my liking. Some Tuesdays (usually after working all weekend), I’ll proclaim it my Saturda
Little Worlds I've Been Creating (opens the original)
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What a fun, chaotic, and unexpected adventure it has been to throw myself full throttle into interior decorating this year. It turns out that when you open yourself up to something that naturally excites you, the universe really can deliver abundantly. So, I’ve been following that gut instinct and taking on quite a few design clients that have been a bit all-consuming between sourcing, installs, and my own summer travels. My personal Euro Summer has come to a close at this point, but not without
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