Amie Pollack

“Beginning with the retirement of the Space Shuttle in 2011, the United States experienced a lapse in ability, will, and imagination that was astonishing for a nation that, two generations earlier, had made nine missions to the moon. For almost a decade after the last Shuttle mission, the nation had not been able to send humans into space. It was... See more

Really I think the issue at the root of this existential drama is less about figuring out who you are and how to dress that way – which you’re not supposed to solve; the idea of fashion and more crucially of style is to grant you access to endless experiments, personae and dreams – and more about changing your relationship to what you have and what... See more

Speaking of past OTs, a number of you have inquired about “the archive” or “reading past issues” and I am here to deliver the news that the inbox is your archive and there is no way to read past issues except to reply to this email and request a past issue. There are too many of you (and too many issues) for me to forward multiple issues or every... See more