Hey Mrs. Solomon

3 weeks ago | heymrss.substack.com | Hey Mrs. Solomon |Irene Kim |Liza Belmonte |Leandra Medine Cohen

Ok, this is a meaty story, and I hope I’m on the list of Substacks you savor right about now! But I’ve been wanting to dive into the topic of creating a layered, jewelry collection as you come into your own at different stages in life. (BTW if you’re looking for jewelry storage, that’s here.

3 weeks ago | heymrss.substack.com | Hey Mrs. Solomon |Harriet Hadfield

There’ve been some glum moments, honestly. We have them! Post divorce, I remember one day I cried in every single room of the house. And then something about that really made me laugh. I don’t know, I was like, “Rachel, you’re so thorough!”I am laughing again this past week. gave me this idea to take inspo from Lacoste ss2025. These looks are so me.

1 month ago | heymrss.substack.com | Hey Mrs. Solomon |Jalil Johnson |Grace Atwood

Pretty sure I’ve told you what a disappointment it was when I figured out that PR firms pitched stories to magazines, trying to get them to feature products. I mean, I’ve always worshiped magazines, and I genuinely thought that everything editors wrote was just what they loved and their own ideas.

1 month ago | heymrss.substack.com | Hey Mrs. Solomon |Allison Bornstein

One of the things I really like to do for my dear paid subscribers is answer all of your questions! I know $80/year is not nothing, and I feel like this is a way to provide something of genuine value to you. But some questions are tougher than others!I do end up answering all of them. But some I seem to noodle forever. This was one of those. Simply asked, simple on it’s surface but WOAH - where do I start?

1 month ago | heymrss.substack.com | Hey Mrs. Solomon |Laurel Pantin

I read this … from our and just had to respond. What a stunningly gorgeous piece of writing. Like this, this made me feel breathless: “I was basically buried in shame - it was like a daub of mud in my mouth.” this is free, and I’d be so thrilled if you’d support my work by liking, sharing or subscribing. Laurel, at 54, here’s what I now know to be trueSobriety (my husband has 18 years) is one of the most admirable, impactful efforts I can imagine, and one of the hardest. So is being a mother.