In this latest installment of our ongoing advice column, Raquel answers the question of how to accept the idea of life as a single person.
Read MoreWith April already halfway through, Attic editors and contributors sit down to discuss what it is they’re reading this month.
Read MoreFresh from holiday in Washington D.C. with Editor in Chief Olivia, Raquel opens up her suitcase and shares what she used and wore throughout her stay.
Read MoreIn the second volume of “Soundtracks to Write to,” Lauren Olmeda takes on her all-time favorites.
Read MoreIn the latest “Bookshops of the World,” Olivia and Raquel tour the American capital through its bookshelves.
Read MoreFollowing up her earlier piece on more classic books to read on long journey, EIC Olivia Gündüz-Willemin shares twelve books that are perfect to read on a plane.
Read MoreTurning to mythology and art history, contributor Milena Le Fouillé channels the craft and textile work of Penelope into self care and a twist on meditation, through the repetitive peaceful act of knitting.
Read MoreWomen have always been held to a higher standard than men, and this is especially true in politics. Among the candidates running for U.S. President in 2020 are several qualified, well prepared, politically intelligent women, but after the misogynistic media coverage of Hillary Clinton in 2016, Political Editor Lauren wonders if women will ever be viewed as political equals - or superiors - to men.
Read MoreEvery coven has a uniform, and ours is less strict, but no less our own. In an exciting new series, we’ll discuss our forever pieces, and how we wear them. First up, our best spring coat.
Read MoreRelaxing in her native Puglia, Rory Mara walks us through the city of Otranto – past the castle we all know thanks to Horace Walpole – and onto its sunny streets.
Read MoreSummer Brennan’s High Heel shares history, folklore, and politics surrounding not only one of our favorite accessories, but the act of being a woman as well. A forever student of Fashion History, Raquel Reyes shares her thoughts on the title.
Read MoreDays before its much-anticipated release, Rachel Tay delves into Ali Smith’s Spring
Read MoreIn a new outfit post, Raquel chronicles her cold weather style living in a moody climate, and discusses ways to bring her favorites into the spring.
Read MoreLifelong writer and literature student, Olivia Gündüz-Willemin shares her favorite period drama soundtracks to write too.
Read MoreHalfway through March, Attic writers and contributors discuss what it is that they’re reading in preparation for spring.
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