Ridiculous Little Things
Tahirah HairstonA newsletter about taste and the root of our desires. Ridiculous Little Things is essays, interviews, guides, and recommendations to make us think more deeply about the minutiae.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 24 | Founded | 6 years ago | Last Issue | 9 months ago |
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On Stepping Outside Your Comfort Zone
Today’s newsletter is sponsored by Hinge. #HingePartner1
As many RLT readers know, I think of shopping like a romance—slow burns, missed connections, limerence, and unexpected soul ties (Yes, I've been watching Love Island). Sometimes...
Taste Log 006
On going out bags
The other day I was talking to my friend Yaminah (who also has a newsletter!) and we both agreed that we needed to form an evening bag committee to get us back in the habit of carrying them. We also would like to bring sh...
On Street Etiquette, Black Dandyism, and The Will to Adorn
Founded in 2008, Street Etiquette—a culture and style blog created by friends Travis Gumbs and Joshua Kissi—ignited a new era of black sartorial expression. With West Indian and West African roots and an upbringing in the Bronx, Travis and...
RLT Interview #11: Ashley Moubayed, Founder, Don’t Let Disco
On her grandfather's stamp collection, auction catalogs, and sourcing beads.
The RLT Interview explores all the things, people, and places that have informed a person's taste and, more importantly, sense of self. This week, I chat with Ash...
Part 1: The limits of fashion and symbolic gestures as political tools
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Lmao, a moment I’ll never forget.
It’s been a little over two months since Donald Trump took office, and, as...
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A writer, critic, and essayist musing on aesthetics and culture. Previously, the fashion and beauty director at Teen Vogue. Currently, a contributor to New York Magazine, Cultured and many other places.
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