The Turtle Dove
Emma EvattA New Approach to online fashion writing focused on criticism, thoughtful analysis, politics, and personhood. Occasional feature on taste, interiors, film, and literature. The Turtle Dove is not: a style blog, curation, or shopping newsletter.
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The Last Honest Rock Star
Hello everyone,
I have a profile out of SLOE JACK, a Nashville-based musician, in Frontier Magazine Issue 05.
Some excerpts—-
I’m intrigued by the seeming incongruity between his larger-than-life social media persona and his sincerity...
Approaches to Sustainability, AI Styling, the Fur Ban (these are all related!)
Sustainability is a thorn in the side of the fashion industry, because unlike other trends that wax and wane with time, a true pursuit of sustainability would revolutionize every aspect, from the farm to fabrication. Though the word has bec...
Fashion and American Identity
As we look forward to New York Fashion Week in less than a month, I am pleased to share an interview with Elena Velez about her last collection, Yr007 “Badland.” Her next collection will be presented on February 12, 2026. Thanks to and to...
There is No Philosophy of Fashion
This post relies upon the premise that I established in this essay—
For a woman whose priority is the pursuit of virtue and who accepts the premise above that by her very ontology clothing holds more significance for her than for man, the...
My Writing Elsewhere 2.0: Artist Profile in The Pamphleteer
This is the continuation of a small collaboration with Nashville’s Local Alt-Daily The Pamphleteer. Linked is my profile on the Kelley Estes and her two children, Chris, and Andie.
Kelley Estes
Chris Estes
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Writing on fashion and personhood at The Turtledove. Occasionally on other things. Based in Nashville
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