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18 Dec

Glossier made beauty cool… after which the vibe shift

Glossier made beauty cool… after which the vibe shift
Marisa Meltzer’s recent book about Emily Weiss’s billion-dollar beauty brand charts the culture-defining rise of Glossier. Here, Naomi Attwood gives you a glimpse into the exposé I remember the launch of the primary ever Glossier products in 2014. I used to be the wonder editor of ASOS Magazine on the time and happened to be in Recent York, so attended the pop-up with my co-workers. Once there, having shelled out the obligatory $80 for a set of 4 products, the sales assistant snapped my picture and, in a surreal moment, Emily Weiss stepped onto the shop floor and photobombed me. Despite having paid through the nose for branded Vaseline and a twig that...
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28 Jun

How Dazed and Confused Gave Us Matthew McConaughey’s Vibe

How Dazed and Confused Gave Us Matthew McConaughey’s Vibe
Filmmakers have long been drawn to “the Texan” as a personality type. Our series Playing Texan revisits among the most notable of those portrayals, from the legendary to the ludicrous, to find out what they are saying about how the world sees Texas—and the way we see ourselves.   In 1995, my highschool graduating class picked as its senior song the Lynyrd Skynyrd ballad “Tuesday’s Gone.” Frankly, there have been few obvious alternatives. The ’93 and ’94 classes had already taken Boyz II Men’s “End of the Road” and Garth Brooks’s “The Dance,” respectively, using up all of the clichéd favorites. There weren’t many more recent songs that seemed appropriate, either. (We could hardly have the college choir singing Coolio’s “Implausible Voyage.”)...
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