Ever since I found out Jackie Kennedy was a devotee of Nicholas Kounovsky’s workouts, I’ve wanted to research him. Here is my exploration of his career as the first celebrity trainer who put stars through exacting gymnastics training. https://t.co/OTC8vwFifR
Ever wonder what Marc Jacobs’ recipe for burgers is or how Patrick Kelly made fried chicken? Well, I’ve got a cookbook for you! https://t.co/PNiypHq8Pf
We chatted about beauty, primary source archives and surprising discoveries, the impact her grandmother (Vanessa Bell) and great-aunt (Virginia Woolf) had on her career, and fashion's influence on women's bodies.
For my latest newsletter, I interviewed social historian Virginia Nicholson all about her new book, All the Rage: Stories from the Frontline of Beauty: A History of Pain, Pleasure, and Power: 1860-1960. https://t.co/ptgP44Pkqh
I’ve been on maternity leave but I thought I would share some things that have caught my eye and stayed in my memory lately—and my brain has been mush so that is saying a lot! https://t.co/VoklEyW89V
As Christmas is my favourite season, I’m getting into the holiday spirit with a list of over 30 of my fave Christmas films. 🌟🎄🌟 What are yours? https://t.co/PNAY6Dr9Wn
Piero Tosi on his expertly researched and exquisitely rendered approach to costume design: “I always want to re-invent reality, with maximum imagination, in order to go further along the road of truth and to try to go beyond truth…”
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For the holiday weekend, I wrote about the current exhibition of American history through menus at @GrolierClub, all from the collection of @HenryBVoigt.
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