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Do we really need a runway show? (opens the original)
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Dear fashion friends,London Fashion Week passed like a hurricane and I’m definitely still recovering! But, for the first time in who knows when, I actually enjoyed every single part of it—even crossing the city multiple times a day, standing in line under the London drizzle, and feeling like I was always too hot or too cold for the transitioning weather.And, for the first time in my life, I successfully wore all of my fashion hats at once—even though they made introducing myself to strangers a b
A fashion stylist’s guide to Paris (opens the original)
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Dear fashion friends,It somehow feels like I’ve been spending more quality time in Paris than in London in the past few months. In-between moving, an infinite series of heatwaves, and pretty much everyone but me vacationing away, life in London this summer was quite flat.But Paris? It’s where I’ve felt most alive!Or maybe this is my own bias because (1) I’ve been lucky enough to host not one but two style coaching adventures in Paris in less than two months and (2) Paris has always been my great
Fashion, emotion, and a healing journey (opens the original)
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Dear fashion friends,I just returned from my second styling trip to Paris this year and I might need a full week to recover from it. Not because my early-morning train to London was delayed for 2.5 hours. (It was.) Not because my schedule was packed with work and social commitments. (It was.) Nor because I overate, overexercised, and underslept. (I did.)What I actually need to recover from are all the intense emotions.This 5-day trip came up because one of my best friends from college, who is al
Lessons from the margins (opens the original)
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Today marks one year since I left academia.And even though it may seem that this was an empowered decision that I made on my own to courageously embrace the next stage of my career, the truth is not quite that.I left academia because I lost my lecturing job as part of a restructuring of my university and the ongoing crisis of higher education. But, the more I’ve explored different avenues—to share my knowledge, express my creativity, and continue learning and growing—the more I’ve realized that
Teaching was never the problem (opens the original)
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Dear fashion friends,I had a lovely afternoon yesterday with one of my dear friends. She recently quit her academic job to pursue more exciting and creative pursuits. As we enjoyed ice cream, we exchanged ideas about what our new life ‘at the margins’ of academia looks like, brainstormed new avenues to communicate our deep knowledge of fashion history, and shared strategies to develop a good creative flow without sacrificing the new freedom we’ve found after leaving our university jobs.Perhaps i
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