Sunday Inspiration: Volume 1.23

All of the inspiration, content, and intentions of the week so that you can arrive the aspirational way.

Sentiment of the week: “Women want to be loved like roses. They spend hours perfecting their eyebrows and toes and inventing irresistible curls that fall by accident down the back of their necks from otherwise austere hair-dos. They want their lover to remember the way they held a glass. They want to haunt.” ― Eve Babitz, Slow Days, Fast Company: The World, the Flesh, and L.A.

Here’s what is currently inspiring us: The building phase of a creative idea, every piece in Helsa’s fall collection, mood boards, Pilates by Bryony, getting sweater ready, fancy lunches with good friends, the crisp morning air before the afternoon heat takes center stage, cooking home made meals vs. ordering in, family time sans phone, adding these weights to your workout, falling in love with the tease of the holidays that are quickly emerging and wondering if it is too soon to partake, this purse, exiting your comfort zone when it comes to colors, being an amateur at something, deeply knowing that you at your best is what is best for your children, savoring sunsets for a sweet sweet second.

What we are consuming this week:

Podcast: What It Really Takes for a Relationship to Last with David Grutman, Isabela Grutman, and Noah Tepperberg - Move With Heart

Book: The Karma of Success by Liz Tran

Article: Why Fashion is Maxing Out on Minimalism - BoF

Home of the week: Home of Seth Meyers and Alexi Ashe located in Martha’s Vineyard. Designed by Ashe Leandro. Photographed by Shade Degges. Featured in Vogue.

News, updates, & happenings in the industry and in culture:

• The Met Gala 2025 co-chairs and theme has been announced: “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style” - Vogue

• Proenza Schouler appoints new CEO Shira Suveyke - WWD

• Nobody Wants This gets picked up for a second season on Netflix - Variety

• Kim Jones steps down at Fendi - NYTimes

• Gap and Cult Gaia launch a collaboration collection - Gap.com

• The Met is going through a plethora of renovations and here are the architects leading the revival - Architectural Digest

Brand of the week: Crown Affair; a ritualistic hair care line built around the concept of taking your time. Every product is formulated and brought to market within the highest of standards and the deepest of luxuries: clean, cruelty free, vegan, ethically sourced. You feel the quality on your fingertips as your strands soak up the nourishing and deliciously scented product. In addition to the formulations that will leave you romanticizing your hair care routine, the artistic and aesthetic detail to attention in all things Crown Affair captivates the imagination. Start with The Oil, The Towel, and The Leave-in Conditioner. You won’t regret it. Photography belongs to and is from crownaffair.com

Ritual to implement: Getting into bed so so early with a face mask on and a good book and a candle lit.

Place to daydream about: Six Senses in Ibiza. Not just a hotel but a frequency. A beautiful collage of wellness, spirituality, and luxury. To book your stay at Six Senses, click here.

What’s on our wishlist: The LESET Lauren Cropped Cardigan in Moss

Reordering this week: Tata Harper Revitalizing Body Oil

Artist of the week: Prudence Flint; a Melbourne-based artist who works in oil on linens with mainly women in interiors as her primary subject. “I want the viewers to be taken and comforted/disturbed,” she says. Her award-winning work has been exhibited in major state and regional galleries including the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia. You can find her portfolio here and her Instagram here.

Nostalgic for: The blossoming and wild naiveté of youth right as you enter into the adult world; into the career world; into the responsibility world.

Question to ask yourself this week: How can I nourish myself during my expansion?

Have a beautiful week. Until next Sunday.

Sincerely,

The REVUE Team