No one can say that Cher Horowitz didn’t put Azzedine Alaïa on the map. At least in the sartorially ignorant United… Read more Cher Horowitz Giving Eulogy At Azzedine Alaïa’s Burial
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Soilex Pinup Boys
He offers me a ride, and I, in no position to turn down the sole hope of getting back to… Read more Soilex Pinup Boys
Driving to Paestum Listening to “Living For Love”
“I found freedom in the ugly truth, I deserve the best and it’s not you,” Madonna declares as my parents… Read more Driving to Paestum Listening to “Living For Love”
A Routine in Every City
He liked going to foreign cities and immediately founding a routine. A daily pattern that established the same route, activities… Read more A Routine in Every City
Temps Indiscernable
There’s no viable reason to go to Arizona, unless you’re an old woman consumed by a predilection for tea houses… Read more Temps Indiscernable
The Don’t Do It Yourself Generation
Draped in pastels and black skinny jeans, Evangeline approached the driveway from her parked blue Volkswagen Passat. She had managed… Read more The Don’t Do It Yourself Generation
The Barred Bard
They keep trying to say that poetry is dead–that the written word is completely defunct. But here on Governors Island,… Read more The Barred Bard
Fagioli & Foreordination at Academia Barilla
There is nowhere to go to take a break in Midtown, of which one has a tendency to want nothing… Read more Fagioli & Foreordination at Academia Barilla
Warts and All
Christian Tempère’s hands had the softness of someone aristocratic, someone who had never done rigorous labor in his life. Yet… Read more Warts and All
What Adults Do
“It’s what adults do. They pay for their own bills, do things they don’t want to,” Randall insisted to his… Read more What Adults Do
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