Can mess ever be chic? As fashion embraces its untidy side, EmRata discovers possibility, pleasure and beauty in disorder. Here, Vogue unpicks the messy bag trend for spring 2024.
I once attended a Psychic Sisters reading in the basement of Selfridges – the first of two preternatural encounters to exorcise one broken heart. I was a 20-something associate at Vogue, and though my curiosity in the paranormal was soon outstripped by new predilections, other habits from that era proved indelible.
I’m a visual person, I have to spread everything out to see it,” Coppola – whose beautifully chaotic aesthetic has bled into her films, including 1999’s The Virgin Suicides – said of her creatively untamed workspace, which, when pictured in American Vogue at the time, revealed a scattering of posters, contact sheets, a model aeroplane and a hardback of Jacqueline Susann’s Valley of the Dolls.“I think it might be a little exaggerated,” she added.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
CRAIC Technologies Introduces the Perfect Vision for ScienceThermal Stage Adds to Growing List of Microspectrophotometer Capabilities Offered by CRAIC Technologies
Read more »
What’s the secret to the perfect restaurant soundtrack?La Dolce Vita, The Rolling Stones B-sides, ’50s exotica jazz – and ‘no crazy solos on any instrument’
Read more »
Bowled Over: How Taylor Swift Finally Met Her Perfect MatchAs he takes centre stage in the Super Bowl, we look at how Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce became an A-list power couple to be reckoned with...
Read more »
This £12 serum has been hailed the ‘perfect’ dupe for Estée Lauder’s versionLooking for plump, hydrated skin when you wake up? Shop the latest beauty dupe to rival Estée Lauder's Night Repair. Read more on heat.
Read more »
How to Host the Perfect Dinner PartyClue: it's not about the food
Read more »
Meghan Markle is perfect for Lemonada’s glossy, girlboss-feminist podcast empireThe Duchess of Sussex's mic-friendly valley girl tones and generic empowerment language are ideal for a podcast network aiming to 'make life suck less'
Read more »