Ryan Jenq
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Articles by Ryan Jenq
We the Free by Free People Introduces Lived-In Essentials for Fall
Free your wardrobe from the depths of day-to-day blasé with We the Free by Free People’s new collection, a remixed curation of classics that get better with each wear. This season's boots, bags, belts, and denim, inspired by heritage and energized by the adventurous spirit of the brand, add a creative touch to the everyday. 1/2 As summer temps start to cool, reach for We The Free by Free People’s vintage-inspired and thoughtfully-crafted designs.
Go Ahead, Sweet Savior, THROW AWAY THE KEY — Flaunt Magazine
You’ve traipsed those bridges, alone at night. ponts des arts, luzhkov, fuente de los Candados. And there they are, gobs and gobs and gobs of padlocks, twinkling in the moonlight. You’ve scoffed, sneered at times, at their symbolic futility, for you’re only human after all, and cynicism sometimes wins... But tonight, as you stroll the streets of Moscow or Monte Video, you’re enlivened with something... something kinetic, something dancing. What is it? Are you under the influence? No. Are you in love?
April 12, 2022 by Ryan Jenq LOEWE ‘Luna’ bag in pecan and VERSACE sunglasses. CHLOÉ Lou “Ocean Sole” flat sandal with upper in multicolor pink recycled laces and TIFFANY & CO. Classic square decanter in crystal. CARTIER Cartier Santos-Dumont ballpoint pen, black composite, rose golden-finish and Panthère de Cartier stationery and TIFFANY & CO. Tiffany HardWear link earrings in sterling silver, small. PRADA bag and TIFFANY & CO.
The Modern Life of Origami, an Art as Old as Paper
Surfacing Precision is key, whether folding a humble crane or an interlocking modular structure. So is enthusiasm. Written by Kathleen Massara Photographs by Ryan Jenq Paper cranes folded by New Yorkers and donated to people recovering from the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan. Toshiko Kobayashi, an art therapist, then led a workshop in the Fukushima area to turn the cranes into flowers.
The New York Times
Dread Scott is organizing a re-enactment in Louisiana that asks people to think about who the real heroes were in the 19th-Century South.
What's News: September Women's 2018
The tennis legend, 71, has released Stan Smith: Some People Think I’m a Shoe (Rizzoli), a history of his unlikely rise to fashion icon. Here, a few stops on the ascent. 15 VENTILATION HOLES arranged in three stripes graced the original Stan Smith sneaker, subtle branding that skirted a tennis policy forbidding endorsements. 1972 Year Smith hit No. 1 in the world, won Wimbledon and signed with Adidas—though his namesake shoe was originally developed in the mid-’60s.
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