Caroline Tell

New York

Writer and Editor at Freelance

Brand Content + Strategy. Writer: NY Times, Town + Country, Forbes, The Cut and more. Phan ⭕️ ✨ Go Blue 💙💛

Articles

The Art of Inheritance

1 week ago | assouline.com | Caroline Tell

From couture to comedy, these mother-child duos prove that creativity is a family affair. By Caroline Tell Posted on 9 May 2025 Creativity may be innate—but when nurtured within families, it often becomes something even more powerful: legacy. These visionary mother-child pairings have each shaped their respective spheres with distinct voices and shared values.
Threads of Humanity: Inside Jaipur Living’s Manchaha Collection

1 week ago | assouline.com | Caroline Tell

For the largest rug manufacturer in the world, designs aren’t created solely in studios or on digital screens. They are imagined—and reimagined—by the artisans themselves: women and men who turn deadstock yarn into works of art. By Caroline Tell Posted on 8 May 2025 In the vast landscapes of rural India looms a quiet revolution—woven one knot at a time.
Shaklee’s Roger Barnett On Living Well, One Life Shake At A Time

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Caroline Tell

Roger Barnett has centered his personal and professional life around wellness. As the chairman and chief executive officer of nutrition pioneer Shaklee Corporation, he stewards a brand that has been dedicated to helping people live healthier, more sustainable lives since 1956.
From Tribe to Thread: The Story of Saudi Style

3 weeks ago | assouline.com | Caroline Tell

Her Highness Princess Noura bint Faisal Al Saud and journalist Siân Tichař chronicle Saudi Arabia's rich sartorial legacy, and the garments and stories stitched across generations.
Dr. Howard Sobel Talks Hair Restoration And Alma TED Technology

3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Caroline Tell

Hair loss has long been framed as a male concern—cue the receding hairline jokes, drugstore minoxidil, and late-night infomercials. But let’s be real: women are quietly carrying the weight, too. In fact, female hair thinning is one of the most common yet least openly discussed cosmetic concerns today.
Open Book: Jean Todt

3 weeks ago | assouline.com | Caroline Tell |Antoine de Saint-Exupery |Enzo Ferrari

The book that changed how I see the world is: Voice of Hope: Conversations with Alan Clementsby Aung San Suu Kyi. "Looking at her journey, you learn what resilience and compassion are."The book I’ve read more than once (or twice) is: A Man of Peace in a World of Warby Stanley Meisler"This book is to be re-read at this time when the world is struggling with peace. This biography of Kofi Annan, the 7th Secretary-General of the United Nations, is a source of inspiration.
All Aboard the New Golden Age of Train Travel

4 weeks ago | assouline.com | Caroline Tell

Luxury rail travel is the future of conscious exploration. By Caroline Tell Posted on 17 April 2025 There is a certain poetry to train travelâ€”an unhurried elegance, a rhythm that lulls you into the romance of the journey itself. As the world turns toward more sustainable ways to explore, the great railways of the past and the high-speed marvels of the future are converging to redefine luxury travel.
In Conversation with John Chamberlain’s Stepdaughter, Alexandra Fairwe

1 month ago | assouline.com | Caroline Tell

In this exclusive video celebrating Living with Chamberlain, Fairweather pays tribute to the artist from inside his Shelter Island studio. By Caroline Tell Posted on 16 April 2025 On the sunlit eastern edge of Shelter Island, inside a studio alive with memory and metal, Alexandra Fairweather walks among the sculptures of her stepfather, the legendary artist John Chamberlain.
The 5 Most Captivating Moments from Milan Design Week

1 month ago | assouline.com | Caroline Tell

Inside the week that sets the pulse for global design. By Caroline Tell Posted on 15 April 2025 This year's Milan Design Week turned the Italian city into a radiant epicenter of design, culture, and creativity. This year, the boundaries between fashion and interiors dissolved entirely, as houses like Prada and Gucci brought their singular visions into the realm of living spaces—proving that great design transcends categories.
The Haggadah: A Sacred Masterpiece

1 month ago | assouline.com | Caroline Tell

The book is both a profound religious text and a stunning work of art, featuring rare editions that marry spiritual significance with exceptional craftsmanship. By Caroline Tell Posted on 11 April 2025 For centuries, the Haggadah has served as the heart of the Passover Seder, a text that binds generations in the retelling of the Exodus story.

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