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So You Want to be a Fashion Designer?
The story of Simon Spurr’s adventures in the fashion world may be a cautionary tale.
How Does Fashion Really Work?
Great graphic and article from Esquire magazine explaining the fashion process from start to end: from the textile mills where clothing beings to the
First, Win, Then Believe?
It’s very rare to read an important article in the sports section, any sports section. But this article by Tom Perrotta of the Wall
Are Stocks Too Expensive?
Interesting graph from CNBC allows you to choose your own time frame to compare the long term average PE ratio to earnings over the
Tokyo is Ground Zero for High Tech Art
Like a little wizardry with your art? Tokyo is the place for you. Motion sensors changing the display of flowers to surround your body
A Cool New Hotel in a Rising Art City
We know Virginia well, and on a recent trip to the D.C area investigated what are the most promising areas for new art. As
Designer Philip Lim – His Pad and Story
Philip Lim has an interesting background, and, not coincidentally, an interesting New York City loft apartment. His firm is one of the few successful
What Really Defines Us as Human Beings?
New studies show that it is the moral choices we make, not our intellect or the things we remember, that serve to define us
Chaos in Emerging Economies
It used to be that the emerging economies had all the answers: commodity prices were booming, stock markets were roaring, and GDP growth was