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Beauty Is Perhaps a Matter of Distance
Skin, hair, shadow, texture. A closer look at beauty, where the smallest details matter and being seen means letting your guard down.
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The Lovers
Loving yourself can be hard when the world keeps telling you you’re not enough. This October, The Lovers invites you to meet your past self with kindness — and begin to see yourself differently.
Bella Freud
‘Clothes are your ally.’ Bella Freud on self-doubt, Vivienne Westwood and a very beautiful frying pan.
Barathy Akkan
She feels at her most beautiful doubled up with laughter. The Glarus-raised nurse and model on Tamil pride and her Hannah Montana double life.
Zoey Xinyi Gong
Beauty standards change with geography, but the pressure to meet them travels remarkably well. On inherited ideals, social media and deciding which choices are actually your own.
Ten of Wands
When carrying everything starts to look suspiciously like competence. On over-responsibility, self-worth and learning to let other people carry their own weight.
Perhaps Less Is What Our Bodies Need
Summer asks less of the body than we usually do. Elena Berchermeier on heat, work and the curious urge to perfect even our downtime.
August, with Clarity — Queen of Swords
Some stories explain us for years after they have stopped being useful. On old narratives, clear thinking and the difficult business of deciding what no longer deserves a place in the future.
The Nüesch Sisters
Two sisters behind the camera, questioning what happens in front of it. The Nüesch Sisters on the female gaze and learning to look differently.
