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À La Carte is a newsletter by creative director Ali LaBelle that explores creativity, curiosity, and inspiration.

a cultural intelligence newsletter examining the people, brands, and systems that shape modern taste

enthusiastic and doesn't fix her typos

“When we speak about love, we mean the desire for beauty.” — Marsilio Ficino

Now with more choi from the New York Times bestselling author Mary H.K. Choi.

"In style, there is truth". I've been helping people build beautiful wardrobes from the inside out for 15 years. Dive deep into my stylist psyche as I help you forge a realistic & expressive relationship between who you are & what you wear. IG: @irene_kf

A portal to the east side + the world.

Real style (and life) ahas and ideas. A community of kindness for grown, authentic people. No games, no judgement, no gatekeeping. I respond and I care. And we are learning together, all the time.

Writing through the end of it all — an attempt to make sense of this world, the zeitgeist, culture, whatever, as we move through it.

Material history, styling, and how to shop secondhand. Named after my dog, Pig.

bound at the intersection of vulnerability and abject horniness

finding subtext in the secondhand

essays on culture, health, and feminism by D.J

Mostly secondhand fashion from writer Erika Veurink

Unraveling the mystery of personal taste.

Finding you the best vintage and pre-loved things on the best corner of the internet, eBay.

a clown writing personal essays exploring culture, neurodivergence, family systems, music that moves me and more (ceciliamajzoub/a bit of it all), and sharing killer, gawk-worthy jewelry and other objects of intrigue (StudioSecondSight)

Discover hidden stories and treasures from across Latin America.

thoughts on my two favorite things—style and cities—and how they intersect

Thoughts on style, shopping and making the most of your wardrobe.

A modern newsletter about health, wellness, and learning how to feel good. By Chris Gayomali.

The culture of what we wear.

This is not a fashion blog, this is garbage.

Front-row access. Backstage chaos. Slow-burn cultural critiques and brutally honest hot takes. Penned by stylist and former Vogue editor Gabriella Karefa-Johnson. This is your brain on fashion.

Primary School is a place for trying, testing, blabbing, connecting, and ultimately an ode to the three colors that make the world go round.

Imagine a fashion newsletter. Now forget I said anything.

The Cakewalk explores delicious brand moments, chaotic collabs, social spectacles, and all things culturally edible. It’s a have your cake and eat it too kind of vibe around here.

A books & culture newsletter.

Crowd sourced recommendations from real buyers. Recovering Marketing CEO who is done with ads and product plays. No kick backs, just earnest recs. No advertising or affiliate links.

scholars are welcome to join this highly esteemed institute of cultural mechanics

Where fashion meets culture, identity, and language.

Clothes communicate. Say the right thing.

A series of essays based on self-reflection and meaningful conversations with friends.

oversharing since 2024

Doll Dealbook [noun] Doll Dealbook is a curated shopping newsletter defining obsessions, history and explorations of singular fashion and beauty items. Each issue offers a new chapter, focused on one themed fixation, yielding shopping suggestions.

A beauty industry newsletter that publishes news, beauty criticism, and longform essays. Beauty is terror, but it can be care, too. I walk the line between these landscapes.

finding meaning in life through literature, art, design, and culture ✦✧ through weekly posts and enthusiastic conversations

Fashion, nostalgia, and interviews with sprinkle of personal essay.

Secondhand finds sent to your inbox once a week.

A newsletter about clothes.

Academic takes on popular culture.

philosophy, prose, perfume josh@smallscreenmarketing.com

A newsletter that uncovers cultural trends and spotlights under-the-radar creatives shaping the zeitgeist, written by two friends—Maria Santa Poggi and Sara Radin—who like trends.