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On Record: Clothes Hangers (opens the original)
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Who decided a clothes hanger had to be boring?I recently came across these bird shaped hangers, complete with feathers, wings, beaks and different colours. They look like a flock has temporarily taken up residence in your wardrobe. Practical, slightly strange and incredibly charming. I’d probably leave a few hanging around without the clothes.Which sent me down a clothes hanger rabbit hole.A hanger might be one of the most invisible objects we interact with. I still remember the padded ones I in
Everything Is Starting to Look the Same, Including Gen Z Spots (opens the original)
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I read a line from Kelly Wearstler a while back that's been sitting in my head since: if your references are all inside your own industry, you're not building a brand. You're building a cover version.I didn't fully feel the weight of it until I was in Marseille a few weeks ago, walking into coffee shop after coffee shop, and realizing they all looked like the same shop. Same bold modern typography, same three colour palette, same illustrations, same exposed shelving, different city. We all know
This Vineyard Has a Richard Serra in It (opens the original)
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Château La Coste is a sculpture park that also happens to be a vineyard. Or a vineyard that also happens to be a sculpture park. These details don’t matter.You walk through olive groves and suddenly appears a Louise Bourgeois spider. You keep walking, there’s Richard Serra doing his bit (massive rusted steel, if you stand too close you feel small), Tracey Emin’s here, and Tadao Ando too. Read more
Marseille, This Time Around (opens the original)
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From what I can gather, half of France seems to escape to Marseille for the summer, especially people in their twenties. Everyone sets up shop for a few months as if they’ve quietly relocated, and I get it.I have conflicting feelings about places like this. On one hand, it gets me excited because if this many people I know are making the trip, there’s probably something to it. But does anyone else get irrationally annoyed by other tourists when you don’t consider yourself a tourist? 😅 I hear it-
Cassis, This Time Around (opens the original)
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You hike. You swim. You eat seafood. You drink local wine. It sounds simple, but it's surprisingly easy to end up somewhere mediocre on your holiday. Here’s everything that I did in Cassis. Get up early.If you’re doing Calanque d’En-Vau, commit to the 7am alarm.The crowds start building from around 11am, and you’d be slightly disappointed to be close enough to overhear conversations in a place like this. Every trip reminds me of the hypocrisy of finding other tourists annoying when you are, in f
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