The hottest Fashion Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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benn.substack β€’ 533 implied HN points β€’ 02 Feb 24
  1. In analyzing data, focus on simple steps like observing trends, hypothesizing causes, and adjusting actions.
  2. Data interpretation doesn't have to be complex; sometimes, a straightforward approach is enough.
  3. In the world of marketing, brands can face challenges when unexpected people endorse their products.
gen yeet β€’ 491 implied HN points β€’ 06 Feb 24
  1. The newsletter has a new name and will feature weekly reviews for subscribers.
  2. The author reflects on a poem by Frank O'Hara and its relevance to their life in New York.
  3. The author discusses influences and mentions relevant reporters and writers in internet culture.
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Cintra Wilson Feels Your Pain β€’ 589 implied HN points β€’ 25 Jan 24
  1. The article examines how clothing reflects the personality and psychology of political candidates.
  2. Candidates are critiqued for their lack of personal style and adherence to a generic, uninspired wardrobe.
  3. The piece questions whether style and personal expression should be considered in the context of electing a president.
The Shift With Sam Baker β€’ 379 implied HN points β€’ 16 Feb 24
  1. The post is a weekly roundup featuring interesting articles on various topics like moving on from chapters in life, divorce stories, resilience, friendships, and interviews with experts.
  2. The content includes thought-provoking pieces on caregiving expectations, being an old friend, and insightful discussions on marriage, divorce, and aging.
  3. The subscribers get access to a curated collection of readings on diverse subjects, as well as exclusive content reserved for paid subscribers.
The Profile β€’ 393 implied HN points β€’ 11 Feb 24
  1. Surround yourself with people who see the best version of you, even when you may not see it yourself. This support can empower you to strive to be that version every day.
  2. In any supportive partnership, the goal should be to help each other grow into the best versions of themselves.
  3. Transgender children 'detransitioning' has become a topic of increased scrutiny, as the affirmation model of care faces criticism for not exploring other sources of distress.
Hung Up β€’ 4874 implied HN points β€’ 18 May 23
  1. The article discusses a specific controversial shoe style with a chunky heel and slender straps.
  2. The shoe is described as common in various events like weddings and graduations.
  3. The shoe is portrayed as embodying a lack of personal decision-making or distinctive style.
In Bed With Social β€’ 452 implied HN points β€’ 20 Jan 24
  1. Escapism serves as both a flight and a quest in different realms like cycling, architecture, and literature.
  2. Digital escapism reconfigures our interaction with the online world by introducing the concept of 'pulse' - a natural form of interaction.
  3. Future personal assistants may evolve to prioritize our attention based on the concept of 'pulse,' respecting our fundamental human needs.
Burnt Toast by Virginia Sole-Smith β€’ 2614 implied HN points β€’ 25 Jul 23
  1. The reason for the trip was afternoon tea at The Plaza - inspired by the iconic picture book "Eloise."
  2. Eloise represents a girl who has adventurous experiences that are often reserved for boys in children's books.
  3. The Plaza's Eloise branding has evolved into an American Girl dolls-Barbie fusion, catering to a different idea of American girlhood.
are you wearing that? by Subrina Heyink β€’ 432 implied HN points β€’ 16 Jan 24
  1. Brynn Wallner founded Dimepiece as a platform for women and watches.
  2. She transitioned into journalism from her career at Sotheby's, inspired by the overlooked market of women in the watch industry.
  3. Wallner's journey highlights the importance of addressing underrepresented consumer groups in traditional industries.
One Thing β€’ 296 implied HN points β€’ 04 Feb 24
  1. The memoir of Venice highlighted in the post is engaging, despite its unattractive book cover.
  2. The CEO of Daunt Books emphasizes curation, allowing each store's staff to dictate book displays, leading to unique and engaging selections.
  3. Exploring Venice through the lens of 'The Politics of Washing' provides insights into daily life, history, and cultural complexities, showcasing the beauty and challenges of the city.
One Thing β€’ 217 implied HN points β€’ 15 Feb 24
  1. The concept of a boutique has evolved from locally-owned stores with unique goods to a term that is overused and often diluted in online advertising.
  2. Boutiques represent a curated taste experience, but their high prices can make them exclusive and inaccessible to many customers.
  3. The internet provides opportunities for boutique-style businesses to reach wider audiences, but it lacks the physical charm and surprise of an in-person boutique.
Snaxshot β€’ 339 implied HN points β€’ 14 Jan 24
  1. The intersection of food and fashion from a GenZ perspective is an interesting topic.
  2. Anja Westhues explores the connection between food and fashion in her writing.
  3. Readers can access the full post archives by subscribing to Snaxshot.
One Thing β€’ 197 implied HN points β€’ 11 Feb 24
  1. One Thing newsletter is experimenting with a new format and will publish main newsletters on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with other digest-like content on remaining days.
  2. The article about Nicholas Saunders sheds light on British hipster food culture and his influence on companies like Neal's Yard, offering an interesting perspective on the food scene.
  3. Lorde's interest in Snow Peak products showcases the crossover between pop culture and niche hiking gear, demonstrating that pop stars can draw attention to unique brands.
The Shift With Sam Baker β€’ 319 implied HN points β€’ 12 Jan 24
  1. The fashion industry is showcasing older female celebrities like Diana Ross, who is 80, in campaigns, highlighting a positive shift in representation.
  2. Various interesting articles and interviews discussing topics like women artists, health tips, and multigenerational living were shared in the post.
  3. The post is exclusive for paid subscribers, offering access to the newsletter archive, book club, reader chat, and supporting the production of the newsletter and podcast.
The Profile β€’ 569 implied HN points β€’ 19 Nov 23
  1. Kim Kardashian is building a business empire while reflecting on her father's influence.
  2. Peter Thiel has lost faith in democracy and aims to cut off political support due to his disillusionment with the government.
  3. Marques Brownlee has become a prominent tech reviewer on YouTube, creating influential content since his teens.
Rich Text β€’ 746 implied HN points β€’ 18 Oct 23
  1. Claire and Emma share their book recommendations, including favorites like 'Love Your Life' and 'The Custom Of The Country.'
  2. Emma finds solace in newsletters and essays that address social issues, advocating for involvement in keeping others safe.
  3. Claire and Emma discuss their recent TV and podcast interests, from 'Love Is Blind' to 'Heavyweight' and 'Bachelor In Retrospect.'
The Mill β€’ 707 implied HN points β€’ 21 Oct 23
  1. Action films can be thrilling because they offer a break from overthinking.
  2. The dance show 'Free Your Mind' based on The Matrix is a big deal in Manchester's arts scene.
  3. The show combines recognizable elements from The Matrix with wacky scenes in an immersive experience.
Why is this interesting? β€’ 1568 implied HN points β€’ 23 May 23
  1. Rimowa highlights the value of imperfections in their luggage as storytelling elements.
  2. Rimowa educates new consumers to appreciate scratches and dents as part of the luggage's charm.
  3. Marketing by Rimowa emphasizes a lifetime of memories associated with their luggage, promoting emotional connections.