Arcadia Molinas

Oct 17, 2024 | wormsmagazine.com | Arcadia Molinas

INTERVIEW BY SHERIDAN WILBURDanielle Chelosky is an author, music journalist, and an editor at Hobart who at just 23 has already captured the complexity of girlhood in prose that’s both provocative and self-aware. Her debut novel, Pregaming Grief (Short Flight/Long Drive, 2024), draws from common coming-of-age experiences: becoming enamoured with an older man and losing the sense of self in pursuit of validation and being wanted.

May 7, 2024 | coveteur.com | Ama Kwarteng |Andie Eisen |Fani Mari |Arcadia Molinas

After the celebrities have made their way up the Met Gala steps and into the museum, their glam teams grab their kits and head to Mr. Chow on 57th Street for another celebration. As more guests arrived, a sense of jubilation filled the room—as if the ghosts of the restaurant’s most famous patrons, like Jean-Michel Basquiat and Andy Warhol, still hovered nearby.

May 7, 2024 | coveteur.com | Andie Eisen |Fani Mari |Paige Kowal |Arcadia Molinas

While we typically judge a celebrity’s red carpet beauty on familiar criteria of makeup, hairstyling, or the degree to which c*nt was or was not served, we often neglect the importance of the canvas. Celebrity facialists are similar to film editors in that their job is done best when it goes unnoticed. I’ve ignorantly thought red carpet skincare would fall into the quotidian routines of getting your beauty sleep, washing your face, slapping on some under-eye masks, and some degree of prayer.

Mar 1, 2024 | coveteur.com | Maraya Fisher |Emerson Rosenthal |Arcadia Molinas |Seth Jubb

Payton Morse grew up listening to the radio station Country Legends 97.1, singing along with Patsy Cline and Johnny Cash with her grandpa as they drove down Texas highways. It’s an influence that shines through her own songs in the deep warmth of her voice. Her latest release as Faerybabyy, “Lucky Star,” showcases her unique vocal style and dark, winking sarcasm against sunny, jangly instrumentation, evoking post-punk legends like The Smiths and The Cure.

Feb 26, 2024 | coveteur.com | Stacy Suaya |Emerson Rosenthal |Arcadia Molinas |Sarah Kiernan

As I floated across Aguayo tiles the color of mango flesh and Graceland’s butter yellows in “Priscilla,” the cinematic ambiance unfolded around me. Shuttered doors opened onto a lawn with statues of English sheep grazing serenely. My gaze traced the path of the hotel’s glittering pool, sprawling to the horizon and halting before a private beach framed by palms and fringed umbrellas.