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Natalie Rigg

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No one really needs a $5000 water bottle. Why is it Runyon's most mandatory accessory? Original

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By Natalie Rigg
| Los Angeles Times
(Meiko Takechi Arquillos / For The Times) This story is part of L.A. — We. See. You!, the second issue of Image, which explores various ways of seeing the city for what it is. See the full package here. Los Angeles is eternally thirsty. Staying hydrated in this madcap melting pot of a city is both a necessity and a collective obsession. We Angelenos can unwittingly spot the signs of dehydration from a mile away.
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Brand to Know: The Vibrant Line Inspired by 600-Year-Old Pyjamas

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By Natalie Rigg
| T: The New York Times Style Magazine Singapore
“I can’t imagine living or even working in an empty white room,” says the designer Anna Heinrichs from her studio in Munich, Germany. “A love of detail is love for a full life.” Her maximalist sensibility also manifests itself in Horror Vacui, a women’s wear label she founded in 2012. “It’s a Latin expression which describes the human instinct to decorate, the urge to fill a vacant space with all kinds of details,” she notes.
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Brand to Know: a Canadian Line Inspired by the Designers’ Friends

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By Natalie Rigg
| T: The New York Times Style Magazine Singapore
Like many great creative unions, the designers Mona Koochek and Tania Martins of the Toronto-based women’s label Markoo met completely by chance. In 2012, Koochek was looking for something to wear for a gallery fund-raiser — and made a beeline for Carte Blanche, “the coolest store in downtown Toronto.” The shop, which shuttered the next year, was co-owned by Martins and was known for stocking niche brands such as Camilla Skovgaard and Jeremy Scott.
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