February Reading List: Books to Read in 2022

In roundabout, single girl on Valentine’s ways, I guess you could say the February theme of my bookshelf was love. I’m slowing down in my list of books to read in 2022. But it’s giving me time to insert myself into the story and to ask questions about what influence these words are having on me. I also discovered I should probably figure out the genre of the book before launching into it.

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Raf Simons and My Calvins.

For someone like myself, who loved the golden age of fashion but never quite got to live it (being born in ’95 inhibits you from wearing the best collection of all time), Raf Simons walking through the doors of Calvin Klein is everything. Despite the #mycalvins movement, and I must credit the campaign, Calvin is heading back […]

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Hiatuses and Physical Presences.

Hasn’t it been the longest time? A month and a half and my social media hiatus has been going swimmingly. But by the looks of it, I’m back. It wasn’t necessarily a pre-planned decision. I didn’t make a big deal about it. There was no sudden reason. I woke up one morning and decided to […]

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The Great Gatsby and French Girls.

One thing that I hold with the utmost importance is writing with honesty and integrity. It’s a little like fast fashion. I dislike the concept of constantly churning out writing for the sake of churning out writing. A lot of the time I have nothing to say. It’s an ironic trait for a journalism major. […]

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Cropped Culottes and Sneakers.

I think an apology is in order. And a thank you. This is probably the best place to start. I try to limit myself to a gram a day, but when you’re working backstage at numerous fashion shows, it calls for a get out of jail free card. Last week I arrived in Auckland, slightly […]

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