Ad Hoc
Arden Yum, Viv Chen, Mel Zog, Emilia Petrarca, Angelina Hazzouri, Paris Starn, Olivia WeissAd Hoc is a newsletter about the interplay of culture and identity.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 114 | Subscribers | Read | ardenyum.substack.com |
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I write Ad Hoc, a newsletter about the interplay of culture and identity.
Viv is a California-based fashion writer with work in Vogue, High Snobiety, ELLE, SSENSE, and more.
overthinking media, for your own entertainment | Paris, France
Emilia Petrarca is a native New Yorker covering fashion and culture. Before going freelance, she held the role of Senior Fashion Writer at NYMag's the Cut Her writing can now also be found in The New Yorker, NYTimes, WSJ, and more.
reader, eater, outfit repeater
Hi, I’m Paris! I love developing recipes, sharing unexpected food inspirations, and producing playful ideas for how to serve them.
Knows exactly where you should go for date #4 and what restaurant your out-of-town parents will love.
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