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Rachel Comey celebrates 25 years with a show dedicated to "interesting women" The designer and founder, still at the helm of an independent brand, is proof that creative depth always wins

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By Adelaide Guerisoli, Rachel Comey, Rosalyn Drexler
| NSS Mag Verified
2026 is the year of the performative male, of the explicit outfit, of books as accessories, of niche interests flaunted on social media to project an intellectual depth that, in practice, serves no purpose beyond picking someone up. For SS27, American designer Rachel Comey took the phenomenon and ran with it, stripping away the male, the performative, and leaving behind something of genuine cultural substance.
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Women of Pop: From Sister Corita Kent to Rosalyn Drexler

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By Rosalyn Drexler, Corita Kent, Kiki Kogelnik, Dorothy Grebenak
| Mutual Art
Sister Corita Kent, “tiger,” 1965. For most people, a short list of Pop Art’s luminaries will consist of only men – Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Jim Dine, James Rosenquist. But as with most art movements, the people on the margins – in this case, women – did equally, if not more compelling, work as those securely ensconced in the canon.
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'To Smithereens,' by Rosalyn Drexler Original

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By Rosalyn Drexler
| The New York Times Verified
First published in 1972, Rosalyn Drexler's "To Smithereens" throws two vivid subcultures - and two unlikely lovers - into the ring. When you purchase an independently reviewed book through our site, we earn an affiliate commission. TO SMITHEREENS, by Rosalyn Drexler One of my favorite Instagram accounts belongs to the Meredith Rosen Gallery: Whoever runs it regularly posts videos of people being daring, random or exceptionally dumb.
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