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Nov 18, 2024 | 
readfeedme.com | Teddy Kim |Emily Sundberg |Natasha Stagg |Alison Roman
Good morning everyone. Yesterday, I threw a party in Brooklyn to celebrate two years of Feed Me. A few hundred people came through throughout the afternoon, and anecdotally, people left with new numbers in their phone with intentions to link and build on all ends of the romantic/professional spectrum. Thank you all for coming and hanging out, thank you Primo for making the most vertically impressive focaccia sandwiches, and to whoever gave me the miso ginger cookies: please reveal yourself.
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
readfeedme.com | Emily Sundberg |Natasha Stagg |Blackbird Spyplane
Good morning everyone. Two things before we begin today:Will any of you be in Miami for Art Basel? I will be making some design changes later this evening to Feed Me before tomorrow’s two-year anniversary letter. You might see them if you’re on the app or desktop version of Substack, but have no fear, these changes are planned.
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Nov 1, 2024 | 
highsnobiety.com | Natasha Stagg
For our fall issue, and on the heels of Paris Fashion Week and Highsnobiety’s Not In Paris activation, we asked a handful of writers and designers to give us a short essay –– or prose poem or something in between –– about something they found in Paris that changed them. Could be an article of clothing. Could be a phrase. Could be a meal. For Eileen Myles, it was language. For Arisa White, it was a dress. Natasha Stagg wrote about a perfect tee shirt. Ryota Iwai told us about a new tea routine.
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Oct 22, 2024 | 
readfeedme.com | Emily Sundberg |Jolie De Feis |Natasha Stagg |Cat Marnell
Today’s letter includes an updated version of Feed Me’s Ultimate Beauty Black Book (originally published late last year). Interesting people told me their beauty and wellness secrets. It will be paywalled because it contains valuable information, and will be updated frequently because the comment section will be open to paid reader additions.
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Jun 24, 2024 | 
readfeedme.com | Emily Sundberg |Natasha Stagg
Good morning everyone. I went to a wedding over the weekend in Buffalo and had about seven Aperol Spritzes and four Heinekens on Saturday and today I feel incredible and so grateful for people in my life with love-filled relationships and great taste in wedding desserts (key lime pie).
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May 11, 2024 | 
archive.ph | ALYSSA CHOINIERE |George Kalogerakis |Tom Scocca |Natasha Stagg
Britain does a good line in scandal. The Profumo affair, the abdication of King Edward VIII, and Prince Andrew’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein are just a few. Each one starts small, seems almost unbelievable, and then turns out to be true. Take the latest, the Post Office scandal, which was the subject of the recent hit TV show Mr Bates vs the Post Office.
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May 10, 2024 | 
airmail.news | Natasha Stagg
“It’s my first interview,” says Honor Levy, while vaping. Discussing her first book—titled My First Book, which will be published next week by Penguin Press—she lets me know that she actually quit vaping. “I needed something to calm me down,” the 26-year-old explains. I first met Levy, who currently lives in Los Angeles, at a friend’s apartment-warming, in Manhattan, in 2020.
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May 9, 2024 | 
documentjournal.com | Taylore Scarabelli |Philippa Snow |Natasha Stagg |Maya Kotomori
Document asked 15 critics to turn philosopher Roland Barthes’s 1950s magazine column on its head for its Spring/Summer 2024 issue Throughout the mid-20th century, the philosopher wrote magazine columns exploring his day’s emerging cultural myths. Document asked 15 critics for their take on some of the famous theorist’s original topics. Stripteaseby Journey StreamsPublic life is a peepshow.
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Oct 20, 2023 | 
airmail.news | Kate Dwyer |Natasha Stagg
At a wedding in 2021, Natasha Stagg received as a party favor a plastic lighter emblazoned with the newlyweds’ names and the word “forever.” The idea, presumably, was that the couple would be together “forever.” But also, Stagg observed, lighters take “forever” to empty and no one is really together “forever.” Days after I put down Artless: Stories, 2019–2023, Stagg’s new collection, publishing next week, this is the image that haunted me.
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Sep 5, 2023 | 
theparisreview.org | Natasha Stagg
By Natasha Stagg September 5, 2023 I was in an Uber Pool (I guess they’re not called that anymore) with some stranger, both of us going to Brooklyn from Manhattan. Our driver crossed the Williamsburg Bridge, took the first exit, and then followed its loop all the way back onto the bridge, going in the opposite direction, reentering Manhattan. I wasn’t paying attention.
