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Can a Bathmat Be Chic?

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By Marie Solis Verified
| The New York Times Verified
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. However pretty the print, you can’t use an antique tapestry to dry off. The bathroom linen brand Autumn Sonata has figured this out. Lilli Elias visits archives in upstate New York, London, Japan and the Netherlands to find inspiration for her textile collections.Credit...James Estrin/The New York Times Oct.
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The Slipperiness of ‘Chic’

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By Marie Solis Verified
| The New York Times Verified
You could say it has become “kinda chic” to declare the death of the word chic. As the phrase has blanketed Instagram and TikTok, where people are declaring it “kinda chic” to drink matcha lattes, lift weights or tote books in their purses, critics have been griping that the true meaning of chic is now hopelessly lost. As annoying as this meme has become, all of this whingeing about it feels self-serious and a bit rude.
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La revista sexy que realmente leerás por los artículos

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By Marie Solis Verified
| El Diario de Chihuahua Verified
“Todo es sexual, pero nada es sexy.” Es una de esas frases pegadizas que circulan por las redes sociales , fuera de contexto y sin análisis. En las páginas de Erotic Review , una revista literaria británica que se publica dos veces al año, suele ocurrir lo contrario: todo es sexy, pero no necesariamente sexual. En un número del otoño pasado, la revista presentó las cinco palabras eróticas del novelista Max Porter: «deslizamiento», «corte», «goce», «habibi» y «sujeción».
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