Imagine if your work outfits would be everybody’s business, every day. For women politicians, especially at the top, this is the case.
Didn’t Even Wear Body Makeup
A lot to unpack from the last 24 hours, but today, let’s linger a little longer on the Met Gala.
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Looking Like a Reader
A side order of French fries in an Antwerp restaurant was priced at €14 last week. I don’t know how much a pint of milk costs, but I do know that the price of Prada loafers has gone up by over €60 since February. We must brace for dire straits, and it’s time to look for more affordable accessories: I’m happy to report that books have just become very fashionable.
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Spring Is In the Hair!
It’s the season to celebrate the Original Influencer, who famously was betrayed by one of his 12 followers back in the biblical days. It is also spring, the French elections and President Macron channeling Serge Gainsbourg so hard lately, it makes one clutch one’s pearls and brace for a reggae version of the Marseillaise being blasted from Le stereo at his victory ball (for win he must).
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Freedom – Was It Good For You?
Someone from Central Europe asked me the other day where I’m from. “So you’re basically Russian” came the response when I explained the geographic location of my origins. It was said in jest, for sure, and I wasn’t the least bit offended, given the context (drinks).
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Confused April Memo
April is the cruelest month, and this year it is also very confusing.
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Art Is The Highest Form of Hope
The first day of Spring is here! I hope your daily dry brushing challenge and clean eating journey are on track. Mine, neither.
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Kassandra Komplex 