By December 1st, my boyfriend and I will have transplanted ourselves from Paris (me) and London (he) to a cozy 45 square meter flat in Barcelona. I’ve had a tendency through the years to disclose my flights of fancy in ill-conceived rushes of enthusiasm only to later regret it. As we all know, sometimes visions [...]
Browsing Tag »london«
→ October 31, 2008
→ October 7, 2008
A walk through some of our favorite female designers at the London Design Festival September 2008.
→ July 1, 2008
Where the hell is my road map? Somewhere between the towns of I-Know-It-Allville and Mid-Twenty-Slumpton, I got a little lost. There are so many bumps in the road to “true adulthood”, which no one really tells you about and you can’t possibly prepare yourself for. Take a peek at my resume and you would never [...]
→ May 2, 2008
I’ve been back from my studies in London for about 6 months now (returned to the good ole U S of A in November 2007) and I’m torn between whether I miss London or not and whether I am happy to be back in Chicago or not. Thus my life story…indecisive as hell. Living in [...]
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What Women Make is a curatorial concept by writer, ethnographer, and brand strategist, Chauncey Zalkin (founder of pioneer trend website girlonthestreet.com).
With a keen interest in innovation and user-centric design and services that herald the future of the global community, WWM showcases and celebrates the female makers of the lot – designers, creative entrepreneurs, innovators, artisans, design students – from around the world.
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