THE MAGAZINE
Reader’s Response to “The Joy of Simple Gestures”
What advice would you give your younger self? In this thoughtful reader response to “The Joy of Simple Gestures,” a retired professor of literature reflects on the teachers who discouraged her, the mentors who nurtured her love of books, and why young people should pursue art, music, and storytelling—regardless of approval.
Relax with Luca and Morgan
What do elite young dancers do when they’re not rehearsing? Luca Branca and Morgan Johnson of the Princess Grace Academy share how they relax beyond the studio.
October!
October is finally here—golden leaves, cosy evenings, and art that feels like autumn itself. From Claude Monet’s glowing landscapes to comfort-watching Gilmore Girls, this is a love letter to fall’s quiet magic.
In Memory of Queen Elizabeth II
From Balmoral Castle to the sound of bagpipes at dawn, Queen Elizabeth II’s love of Scotland was deeply felt. This piece reflects on duty, tradition, and music as part of her everyday life.
Africa Fashion
Can fashion be art—and does it belong in a museum? This article explores how the Victoria and Albert Museum is rethinking fashion history through its landmark exhibition on African creativity.
The Joy of Simple Gestures
Choreographer Noah Gelber reflects on dance, daily ritual, and the quiet power of simple gestures. A conversation about self-care, movement, and the Japanese Way of Tea.
Three Easy and Affordable Ways to Decorate Your Room
Is your room feeling plain or uninspiring? These three easy and affordable decor styles show how small changes can completely transform your space. Read on to find out more.