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Steal the look: the Canadian midcentury ‘Scoop’ chair from Sterling Point (opens the original)
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Created by Canadian Megan Park, Prime Video’s Sterling Point is set and filmed in Ontario’s Muskoka cottage country. The coming-of-age drama follows two privileged New Yorkers: 17-year-old Annie (Ella Rubin) and her twin brother, Connor (Keen Ruffalo), who inherit an island from their estranged grandfather. The setting is pure, unfiltered Canadiana. Canadian design aficionados, in particular, may have sat up a little straighter during an early episode that features a midcentury modern chair by T
Remember the Esprit sweatshirt? It’s back, and a nostalgic Gen X is here for it (opens the original)
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It’s neither summer nor fall, but back-to-school. Appearing as reliably as Hilroy coloured pencils on a shopping list of classroom supplies, for adults, it’s a season heady with sentimentality that’s ripe for harvesting. Nostalgia marketing eventually comes for us all. A Days of Thunder sequel and throwback Miami Vice ’85 film are in the works. The next generation of 1987 coming-of-age sitcom A Different World is enrolling at Hillman College, and last summer’s Oasis reunion and Pulp tour are thi
How cocktails became perfumery’s latest obsession (opens the original)
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Minimalist fragrance brand Escentric Molecules recently released its first cologne, Cologne One. For the London house’s zesty spritz, perfumer Geza Schoen takes inspiration from summer’s favourite invigorating drink: Gin and tonic. The initial bitter lemon, lime and bergamot notes are followed by a burst of juniper berries, the predominant flavour in gin, and the effect is just as refreshing. The worlds of perfumery and libation increasingly intersect in niche fragrance. Cologne One isn’t Schoen
Dolly Parton: The meaning behind the songwriting icon’s ‘more-is-more’ style (opens the original)
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The outsized, hyper-feminine style of Nashville icon Dolly Parton, who died Tuesday at the age of 80 after a brief battle with cancer, was fodder for many quips over her seven-decade career. Most of them were made by the icon herself. Even in announcing her death, Parton’s nephew, Bryan Seaver, said his aunt requested to be laid to rest on a bed of cotton because, after a lifetime of rhinestones, she wanted to be comfortable. That “rhinestone rash” may have been among her top 10 list of self-par
Steal the look: Elegant eighties fashion in The Shards (opens the original)
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The phrase “the eighties are back” recirculates in fashion every so often. It tends to invoke a shiver, conjuring as it does vivid images of oversized shoulder pads, big hair and boxy neon-bright shirts. Take heart: The 1980s are not a monolith, and the revival afoot involves neither the pastel suits and espadrilles of Miami Vice (1984) nor the garish, more-is-more of Rivals (set in 1986). This eighties revival, The Shards, concerns the earlier, gentler and frankly more interesting transitional
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