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Champagne jelly koi fish with flower inside by Laila Gohar for Simone Rocha A Magazine launch, New York, 2018

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Laila Gohar | © Adrianna Glaviano | Financial Times

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dessert candles from gohar

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Champagne jelly koi fish by Laila Gohar for Simone Rocha: A Magazine launch, New York (2018)

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Tinsley Mortimer, Allison Sarofim, Annelise Peterson, Zani Gugelmann, Genevieve Jones, Ali Wise, Lauren Santo Domingo, Lily Kwong, Barbara Bush, Maggie Betts, Rachel Chandler, Hope Atherton, Vanessa Traina, Lydia Hearst, Arden Wohl, Amanda Hearst, Shala Monroque, Leigh Lezark, Agyness Deyn, Chelsea Leyland, Cassie Coane, Harley Viera-Newton, Mei Kwok, Caitlin Moe, Mia Moretti, Hannah Bronfman, Sarah Lewitinn, Theodora Richards, Alexandra Richards, Vashtie Kola, Olympia Scarry, Cat Marnell, Eleonore Hendricks, Annabelle Dexter-Jones, Kate Lanphear, Melissa Bent, Mirabelle Marden, Ashley Smith, Michelle Harper, Jeanette Hayes, Brandee Brown, Leandra Medine Cohen, Emily Weiss, Audrey Gelman, Tavi Gevinson, Petra Collins, Jemima Kirke, Barbie Ferreira, Sahara Lin, Alexandra Marzella, Cleo Wade, Hailey Gates, Karley Sciortino, Sandy Kim, Paloma Elsesser, Chloe Wise, Lexie Smith, Seashell Coker, Oyinda, Kyle Luu, Dese Escobar, Fiffany Luu, Jo Rosenthal, Lindsay Vrckovnik, Emily Ratajkowski, Kaitlin Phillips, Hari Nef, Dara Allen, Emilia Musacchia, Michelle Li, Miyako Bellizzi, Yohana Lebasi, Tommy Dorfman, Eileen Kelly, Laila Gohar, Ruby Redstone, Ivy Getty, Noor Eklhaldi, Savannah Hudson, Jazzelle Zanaughtti, Salem Mitchell, Anna Weyan, Imani Randolph, Bella Newman, Lumia Nocito, Caroline Calloway, Maria Al-Sadek, Pierrah Hilaire, Clara Perlmutter, Anaa Saber, Gabriella Karefa-Johnson, Devin Halbal, Dasha Nekrasova, Ella Emhoff, Richie Shazam, Julia Fox, Eve Jobs

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Laila Gohar-ass lunch

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What's the vibe? #77

Pentagram? Are you ok?

Pentagram recently did a rebrand of an American government website using AI all the way almost. They input their initial ideas into Midjourney to create symbols. I'm really not sure whether this was a great idea? To be one of the worlds biggest design agencies and openly saying that Midjourney got you from basically Step 2-> Step 10 without human input is quite bizarre.

"In 2024, the Federal Government of the United States partnered with Paula Scher’s team at Pentagram to design a website called performance.gov. 

Federal law requires the White House and major agencies—such as Health and Human Services (HHS), the Department of Defense, Transportation, Housing and Urban Development (HUD), and others—to set strategic goals to benefit the public."

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My favourite part of this is essentially: "The results from the first direction were interesting but the shapes had no meaning."

I was listening to this podcast this weekend called Middlebrow - mentioned last week - but in it, the writer and theorist Ruby Thelot said something about how tech people don't know or want to appreciate art. "Aside from video games, my friends in tech and in SF are not interested in being an audience to a culture that is not about them."

Why accept machines and their slightly soulless outputs when they're doing harm to us and wider culture?

Pyjama Tourism

This Vogue article is related to the long list of things relating to the rise of "new sleep culture", this sort of celebration of the bed rot or bed day for the healthy amongst us. I remember watching a video of a girl going to a shop in Rome getting the pyjamas at a store Harry Styles shops at. It's called Schostal.

Now the New York Times Style is talking about pyjamas as style and souvenirs. Tilting more on the American side but the trend could be more Western as the popularity of Tekla shows.

It's because of the cut: "Typically made locally with cotton fabrics and in classic cuts associated with men’s wear, the pajamas have for some people become a new souvenir of choice — and a way to signal their discerning taste."

Americans still revere European style: “There is a European-ness attached to these pajamas because they come from heritage stores,” said Laila Gohar, an artist who owns styles from labels in Italy and Austria. “We are seeing women bring them from Europe to America.”

"Schostal Originals is currently shipping about 75 percent of its online orders to the United States, said Andrew Bloch Fiorelli, who owns the company with his mother. It recently introduced pajama shirts without piping and pockets that are meant to look less like sleep wear."

Examples from Leila Gohar's collection: "P. Le Moult in Vienna, which start at $247; from Casa Del Bianco in Milan, which start at $120 and are offered in prints like Liberty of London florals; and from Schostal Originals in Rome, which start at 195 euros, or about $204.

Other popular makers include Paris em Lisboa in Lisbon, where pajama sets start at 110 euros, or about $115; and Magniberg, a newer Swedish brand founded by a former Acne Studios designer, where styles start at 292 euros, or about $305."

Pilot Magazine

Not exactly new but I like the way this magazine has a flip book style and it also has really great contributors for Issue 5. Pilot Magazine is "a digest dedicated to all things creative, experimental, and authentic." I just like the video as a nice way to imply another way to consume information.

Hus of Frakta

IKEA has opened its own luxury pop up to grow hype around its Oxford Street launch. Situated at the space where the IKEA will be is an interactive space.

You can personalise your own FRAKTA bag and turn it into a one-of-a-kind piece, you can shop a curated edit of IKEA products and bags and I guess take a photo on a blue hallway? Very similar to the Jacquemus experiences if you can say.

"Rooted in the five democratic design principles of IKEA – function, form, quality, sustainability, and affordability – the FRAKTA is available for just 75p, making it an indispensable part of everyday life. Nearly half of UK households (45%) own one, with many (31%) keeping theirs for over five years, proving that it’s not just a bag – it’s a part of their journey."

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Laila Gohar is an internationally recognized artist who works with food as her creative medium.

She makes art from food, and what I like about it that she makes it in that way interactive. The audience can eat the art. That it looks Beautiful on it self but you can eat!!!

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EXPANDERS

Marisa Merz: Cosmological craft and domesticity

Claes Oldenberg: Soft sculptures of domesticity

Christo: Wrapped domestic Objects

Franz Erhard Walther: Worn soft formal sculptural energetics

Gabriel Orozco: Photography of everyday cosmologies

Anna Gleeson: cloth and ceramic body masses

Isabella Ducrot: elegant home, artist, fabric as art & collection of spiritual textiles

Laila Gohar: elegance, domesticity, hosting, community, craft

Rudy Jude: freedom, nature, woods, home, family, creativity

Fiber Houses revealing process from plant/animal to cloth; Bolts of cloth; Seaweed

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Era un viernes cualquiera cuando una dinámica mujer de Walthamstow, en Londres, uno de los barrios más trendy del mundo según Time Out, hojeó el Financial Times, y descubrió algunas de las tradiciones culinarias rioplatenses de modo inesperado. En su columna mensual la egipcia Laila Gohar, abocada a crear instalaciones y pop-ups gastronómicos, junto con eventos de arte, diseño y moda, llamada “Cómo organizarlo” (How to host it), revela secretos y ofrece ideas para armar fiestas en casa de un modo muy poco inglés, y mucho más cercano a la fluidez del encuentro de amigos que ocurre en cualquier casa de este lado del mundo. ¿Pero cómo una egipcia que vive en Nueva York y trabaja para el mundo es capaz de transmitir tradiciones gastronómicas y sociales uruguayas para tentar a las mujeres londinenses a recibir en casa del modo familiar en que lo hacen en cualquier hogar de Montevideo? La historia tiene sus vueltas.

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