The Perfect
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The Perfect is a newsletter about the perfect things—nothing less and absolutely nothing more. We are three friends, Alexa Brazilian, Aaron Dickson Millhiser and Courtney Broadwater, who are never not obsessively searching for surprising and truly special finds. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesBridging the Gap
Hi everyone! This moment is the definition of a gray area, both seasonally and stylistically. We have one foot still in summer and the other sprinting ahead to fall (and Halloween, Christmas, New Year’s and spring break, too 🤯). We haven’t quite thought about what our autumn vibe will be yet, but we have had the desire to snap-up a few things that make us back-to-school fresh.
Mixed Drinks and Mix Tapes
Hi everyone! Labor Day Weekend is fast approaching, and if you’re like us, you’re feeling an end-of-summer melancholy whose only cure is good tunes and an excellent cocktail. That’s why we’ve decided to unlock our Mixtape from last weekend’s paid post (pls consider our premium experience if you haven’t already) and have compiled all of our favorite Lazy Man Cocktail recipes from issues past.
An Endless Summer Mix and The Last Three Things We Bought
Hi everyone! We’ve got a few precious weeks ‘til Labor Day and we must make each day count! With that in mind, we’ve compiled an Endless Summer Mix of the songs we’ve been listening to on repeat to help you soak up every last drop of fun, sunshine and saltwater.
MWPs, MUTs and MRHs
Hi, everyone. This week we’re divulging the pieces we’ve worn into the ground this summer along with the handy items we’ve most relished. This is not an entirely sexy post—there’s a bathmat, but it is, like, the bathmat—though there are a few pieces that might blow your hair back (a hibiscus-printed terry cloth party pant and a totally stunning bookmark come to mind).
ISSUE Twenty-Eight
Hi, everyone! It’s officially our favorite month, and one we wish could last forever. Why? Because things slow down to a lovely, languid halt in August. It’s a time to take stock of what you want out of the rest of your summer. To think about the things you want to do before fall arrives: read a book all day on the beach alone, make simple dinners from farm stand bounty, surf, take an evening stroll for ice cream.
Our Favorite Things in the Whole Wide World
TRUE NANTUCKET STYLE “The Janet Russo Girls” on Nantucket’s Main Street, including dress designer and boutique owner Janet Russo, Vanessa Noel, Elizabeth Congdon, Donna Young and others, photographed by Cary Hazlegrove, the 1980s (We think! Correct us if you know the exact date!) Hi, everyone! The three of us have been on Nantucket together for the past few weeks which is a very rare (and very exciting) occurrence.
Our Favorite Things in the Whole Wide World
TRUE NANTUCKET STYLE “The Janet Russo Girls” on Nantucket’s Main Street, including dress designer and boutique owner Janet Russo, Vanessa Noel, Donna Young and others, photographed by Cary Hazlegrove, the 1980s (We think! Correct us if you know the exact date!) Hi, everyone! The three of us have been on Nantucket together for the past few weeks which is a very rare (and very exciting) occurrence.
Summer Hat Drop!
Designer John Derian’s splatter-painted home in Provincetown, MA Hi, everyone. A big thank you to all of our Nantucket readers who joined us at the Loeffler Randall pop-up and Veronica Beard shop, where we curated a collection of cocktail caftans, souvenir tees, and party pants inspired by what we wore on the island as crazy kids. We had so much fun meeting you. The most thrilling part was spotting you in the wild, walking around town in our vintage pieces for VB.
Nantucket Baskets in COLOR!
Our new collection of hand-painted carryalls inspired by the iconic Nantucket Lightship basket. Hi everyone! This weekend we’re excited to share a little project we’ve been working on inspired by the iconic Nantucket Lightship Basket, a small and sturdy vessel handwoven from rattan and cane with a distinctive wooden base first created in the 19th century on Nantucket, where they became a special souvenir of a visit to the island.
Jellies for All!
Like most good things, jelly shoes were first invented in France. Created in 1946 to solve the post-WWII leather shortage, a cutlery maker named Jean Dauphant launched a brand called Sarraizienne, which was rebranded and patented as Méduse (French for jellyfish) nine years later. Hi everyone! We’re in the dog days now…how sweet it is! This week’s letter concerns the jelly sandal.