Taeste Bud
A deep dive into good taste — considered personally, universally, and not too seriously.
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The Styling Trick I Always Use For Fashion Shows (opens the original)
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This fashion week, I was in the middle of writing a feature piece for a magazine about the ways we dress for different occasions, and all of fashion week, I found myself not exactly second-guessing, but taking a step back to analyze my outfits after I put them on. I’ve explained before that I’m a very gut-led dresser, in the moment I pull together things I’m excited to wear, that just feel right. But, I noticed how that gut is sometimes steered by the shows I have that day.Subscribe nowAt Kallme
NYFW Doesn’t Have To Be So Serious (opens the original)
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When I try to explain fashion week to people who have never lived through it, the best reference I have is high school. There are cliques — editors, buyers, designers. There is a lot of build-up and toil to capture 15-minutes of people’s time. But, for all the people who are emotionally exhausted by a lot of rejection jammed into a few short days (myself included), I try to remember, it’s never really that <span style="color: rg
8 Classic-ish Takes On Tennis Style (opens the original)
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Thanks to GirlBoy for partnering with me for this post.I’m not a WAG. But as the now wife of a lifelong tennis player and fan, I’ve learned the rules, locked in my favorite players (Coco, unsurprisingly), I’ve even taken up playing tennis as a hobby. Having attended the US open for going on a decade now, I’ve seen the vibe off-the-court transform. Tennis is big business, and this year more than ever, Arthur Ashe feels more like a place to see and be seen. Walking into the tennis center on Sunday
Taeste Buddies: Laura L. Rubin (opens the original)
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Welcome to another edition of Taeste Buddies. It’s a bi-weekly interview series that explores the idea of taste: How it’s shaped by our identities and spurred by our creativity. Each edition I chat with someone whose taste I admire, whether as a friend or from afar.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!mGRB!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F
A Carbs & Clothes Guide to Copenhagen (opens the original)
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Welcome to part two of my Copenhagen coverage. If part one was a look into the intricacies of fashion week in Denmark, this edition is a more personal investigation of my time in the city. More of a traevel guide if you will. I’ll round up what I wore, what I shopped for, and what I ate — all the titillating details that you can save for your own visit somewhere down the line. Since it was my first time in the city, I relied heavily on recommendations from many of my friends who’
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