Author Archives: classiq

It’s Cold Outside: The Style of Llewyn Davis

In the biting winter of 1961, struggling folk singer Llewyn Davis paces the frosty streets of a Greenwich Village in a caramel corduroy jacket, and, for want of a coat, a knitted scarf … Read More →

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Editorial: Every Day Is Opening Night

John Cassavetes’ “Opening Night” (1977) is one of the greatest films about actors and about the all-consuming act of acting. Read More →

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When Art Meets Fashion: Interview with Marguerite Bartherotte

G.Kero is the kind of brand that harnersses that singular beauty vibe that makes the difference between fashion and style. Read More →

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The Films that Made Me: Lost in Translation

Some of my favourite creatives and cinephiles share their favourite movie experience. Read More →

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Time for Tweed: Julie Christie in “Don’t Look Now”

Julie Christie’s wardrobe in Nicolas Roeg’s “Don’t Look Now” (1973) is the best late autumn inspiration. Read More →

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