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For women who read and run things. A place where we talk style, identity, and the interior lives of women who have achieved greatly, but refuse to be just one thing.
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Maison Gaton Autumn 2026: Chapter One (opens the original)
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A Note Before We Begin…Every so often, I like to tell the truth about a season through fiction instead of a straightforward update. So consider this the first chapter in our Autumn 2026 arc: a heroine loosely, suspiciously familiar to me, making her way through the choices, chaos, and cornucopias that come with this particular season. Some chapters she’ll get it right. Some she won’t. We’ll follow her either way and see what she decides, chapter by chapter, all the way to the other side of fall.
Snail Mail: August 2026 (opens the original)
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I was working on something for my business and was trying wrap my head around an idea. I could tell I was close to the solution, but maybe too close to the problem. To help myself, I did some journaling, until I felt like I had journal-ed myself into a corner. Read more
Maison Gaton Autumn 2026 (opens the original)
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An Autumnal Guide for Misadventurers: Traversing weary ground, lugging overstuffed cornucopias, and bracing for fuck it season.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="1125" src="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!KR04!,w_1456,c_limit,f_a
First of the Month Files (opens the original)
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Welcome to the First of the Month Files! If you are new to Maison Gaton, at the beginning of the month I start off with some well-wishes and share my own personal endeavours. It’s been a while since I’ve done this format, and one of my clients requested that I bring it back during our monthly Salon call.So let’s begin… Big deep breath. Drop the shoulders. Relax your jaw. Take a few seconds.Sit and revel in each of these well-wishes, let them sink down slowly, until you can feel the words work th
Later Is Not Never (opens the original)
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Dear Reader,When I was younger and an adult would tell me, “maybe later,” I would kick rocks and dramatically cry that “maybe later, might as well be never.” (Ugh cue tiny floral fainting couch and my attempts to get my way.)I would love to say that with time, experience, and maturity, I’ve come to the realization that later does not in fact mean never ever. But admittedly, it’s taken me several decades to come to that realization. The little kid in me often kicks rocks and stuffs her hands into
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