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Publicity Is the Art of Capitalism
Another deep dive into Ways of Seeing by John Berger.
Jun 18
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Why are we so afraid of fashion?
My essay for the 1-year anniversary of Letters & Sodas.
May 29
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Emily Kirkpatrick
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The Death of Celebrity Aura
Some vague, half-baked musings about Walter Benjamin, Ways of Seeing, and why famous people feel especially lame right now.
Apr 10
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Emily Kirkpatrick
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Burn the Tabloid
It's time to give up the ghost.
Jan 28
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Emily Kirkpatrick
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Welcome to the Build-A-Body Era
A harrowing exploration of why celebrities are suddenly constructing exaggerated curves via their outfits.
Jan 3
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Emily Kirkpatrick
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Chain Mail as Pre-Capitalist Yearning
Or how we found ourselves in the midst of a good ol' fashioned Renaissance Fayre Fall.
Oct 24, 2024
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Emily Kirkpatrick
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Did the Brazilian wax ruin sex?
The Hole Debate!
Oct 4, 2024
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Emily Kirkpatrick
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Fashion's Alt-Right Flirtation
Is it possible to co-opt the aesthetics of extremism without also espousing its ideology?
Oct 1, 2024
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Emily Kirkpatrick
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A Unified Theory of Bagmaxxing
Or how we're all being sold the commodified Jane Birkin fantasy.
Sep 25, 2024
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Emily Kirkpatrick
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