Prose Joan Crawford’s Mouth July 19, 2022 By Philippa Snow Joan Crawford, Weegee, ca 1953, Courtesy ICP. Bequest of Wilma Wilcox, 1993. To age in public for a woman is, despite all woke societal efforts to the contrary, still hell; to age... [READ MORE]
Opinion I’M A VIRGIN (BUT THIS IS AN OLD SHIRT) Reflecting on the slogans and celebrities of L.A. retail chain Kitson September 5, 2021 By Philippa Snow It’s strange now, in hindsight, to think about all the world's girls in their Juicy-brand tracksuits amid the Clenbuterol boom,... [READ MORE]
Prose The Clothes They Were Buried In July 15, 2020 By Philippa Snow Having your ashes placed in a handbag by Louis Vuitton is another way of writing a love-letter, not to a... [READ MORE]
Prose The Making of A Star July 8, 2019 By Philippa Snow What was difficult for Marilyn – or for Norma Jeane, who lived inside the Marilyn persona – was her need... [READ MORE]