Bonnie Langedijk

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Our curated product edit recommends you standout fashion, art, food, and design — both old and new.

1 week ago | hurs-official.com | Bonnie Langedijk

The power lunch was never just about lunch. It was a cultural form. A way to signal that the real work of shaping companies, headlines, and markets happened not in boardrooms but between courses. Even its timing—the middle of the day—suggested a kind of control. One could leave the office at noon, conduct a two-hour meeting over wine, and return, untouched by the demands of time. But the rituals have shifted. The people have, too. Today, the power lunch is being redefined.

1 week ago | hurs-official.com | Bonnie Langedijk

A Letter From HTSI Guest Editor Phoebe PhiloPhoebe Philo's guest editorial offers an intimate exploration of her enduring relationship with clothing. Drawing from her extensive background in fashion and design, Philo delves into the profound impact garments have on identity and expression. She reflects on the transformative power of clothing, not merely as fabric but as a medium through which personal narratives are conveyed.

2 weeks ago | hurs-official.com | Bonnie Langedijk

Our curated product edit recommends you standout fashion, art, food, and design — both old and new.

2 weeks ago | hurs-official.com | Bonnie Langedijk

Sandra Poulson, an Angolan artist, is showcasing her first solo museum exhibition at MoMA PS1 in New York. Her work examines Angolan culture, symbols, and oral traditions through sculptures and installations made from materials like cardboard, textile waste, and concrete. Poulson's art reflects daily life in Luanda while challenging contemporary discussions on the "Global South" and the global flow of images and culture.