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if i could give my younger self one piece of career advice, it would be to put your work on the internet. not just the polished stuff. the tiny experiments, half-formed ideas, things you made for fun, things you’re still figuring out. so many of the opportunities that changed my life started because i shared something online and someone happened to find it. these days i’m constantly building tiny weird projects with v0 and giving them a home on @vercel some are useful, some are silly, some are just ideas i wanted to see exist. you never know who might find your work <3 but they can’t find it if you never put it out there :) #VercelPartner

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THERE IS THE HORSE. THERE IS THE MAN. THERE IS THE BULL. AND BETWEEN THEM, THAT NARROW SPACE WHERE ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN. THEY MOVE FORWARD, PULL AWAY, RETURN. THEY KNOW EACH OTHER THROUGH BREATH, WEIGHT, FEAR, STRENGTH. SOMETIMES IT LOOKS LIKE A FIGHT. LOOK CLOSER. IT IS A DANCE. AN ANCIENT CHOREOGRAPHY, ALMOST MYTHOLOGICAL. THE HORSE TURNS. THE BULL CHARGES. THE MAN MOVES ASIDE. BODIES BRUSH AGAINST ONE ANOTHER, CHALLENGE ONE ANOTHER, ANSWER ONE ANOTHER. THERE IS NO MASTER ANYMORE. ONLY RHYTHM. INSTINCT. MOVEMENT. WE HAVE ALWAYS DANCED WITH THE ANIMAL. AND PERHAPS, IN THE END, THIS IS WHAT IT MEANS TO BE ALIVE: TO FIND YOUR MOVEMENT WITHIN THE MOVEMENT OF ANOTHER.

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HERE, WE READ THE LINES OF THE HAND. WE READ THE SKY TOO. THE WIND. THE DISTANCE BETWEEN A MAN AND AN ANIMAL. WITH THOSE SAME HANDS, WE GRIP THE HORNS OF THE BULLS. AT HORSEBACK HEIGHT, THE LASSO TURNS ABOVE OUR HEADS. THERE IS DUST. LEATHER. BREATH. HEAT. THERE IS THAT VERY BRIEF MOMENT WHEN EVERYTHING DEPENDS ON A GESTURE. IN THE CAMARGUE, YOU LEARN VERY QUICKLY THAT THE BODY KNOWS THINGS BEFORE WE DO. From my book La Camargue @saintlazareparisnyc @editions_gallimard @voyagesgallimard

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TU LA SENS LA CAMARGUE !!! YOU CAN FEEL THE CAMARGUE, AS OUR MIMINE SAYS. THERE IS THE LAND. THE WIND. THE ANIMALS. AND THEN THERE IS THE MARK. THE ONE BURNED INTO THE SKIN OF THE BULLS. THE MARK OF THE MANADE. OF THE OWNER. A SIMPLE SIGN THAT SAYS: FROM HERE. BUT IN THE CAMARGUE, MARKS DO NOT REMAIN ONLY ON THE ANIMALS. YOU FIND THEM ON MEN, ON WOMEN, TATTOOED ON THE SKIN, STITCHED ONTO SHIRTS, DRAWN ON WALLS. CROSSES, BRANDS, HORNS, SIGNS THAT EVERYONE HERE KNOWS HOW TO RECOGNISE. THEY ARE NOT REALLY ORNAMENTS. THEY ARE SIGNS OF BELONGING. THE MARK SPEAKS OF FAMILY, OF LAND, OF LOYALTY. IT BRINGS TOGETHER THOSE WHO STILL KNOW WHAT IT MEANS TO BELONG TO A PLACE. WE THINK WE ARE MARKING THE ANIMALS. AND THEN, WITH TIME, WE UNDERSTAND THAT IT IS THE CAMARGUE THAT MARKS US.

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THEY HAVE THE CAMARGUE IN THEIR EYES. THE WHITE LIGHT, THE WIND AND WHAT REMAINS AFTER THE FIRE. HERE, IN SPRING, FLOWERS RISE AGAIN FROM SCORCHED EARTH. SO DO THE WOMEN. QUIETLY, WITHOUT COMPLAINT, WITH THE SINGULAR BEAUTY OF THOSE WHO KNOW THAT EVERYTHING CAN DISAPPEAR AND THAT, DESPITE IT ALL, THEY MUST REMAIN STANDING. From my book La Camargue @saintlazareparisnyc @editions_gallimard @voyagesgallimard

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SINCE THE BEGINNING OF TIME, THE BULL HAS BEEN THE KING OF THE CAMARGUE. IT IS CELEBRATED, LOVED, RESPECTED, AND CHERISHED. THE CAMARGUE RACE IS ONE OF THE FEW ARENA GAMES IN WHICH THE ANIMAL IS NOT KILLED. ATTACHED BETWEEN ITS HORNS ARE VARIOUS ATTRIBUTS THE ROSETTE, THE TASSELS, AND THE STRINGS WHICH YOUNG MEN DRESSED IN WHITE, KNOWN AS RASETEURS, ATTEMPT TO REMOVE. IN THIS VERTIGINOUS PROXIMITY TO DANGER, THEY REVEAL THEIR COURAGE, GRACE, AND NOBILITY. BUT THE TRUE PRINCE OF THE ARENA ALWAYS REMAINS THE BULL. HERE, THE GREAT COCARDIERS BECOME LEGENDS. THEIR NAMES ARE PASSED DOWN THROUGH GENERATIONS, THEIR SILHOUETTES ARE SCULPTED IN SQUARES AND AT ROUNDABOUTS, AND THEIR MEMORY BELONGS TO AN ENTIRE REGION. WHEN THEY LEAVE THE ARENA, THEY RETURN TO THEIR MANADES, THE PLACES WHERE THEY WERE BORN. AND WHEN THEY DIE OF NATURAL CAUSES IN THEIR MARSHES, AN ENTIRE PEOPLE MOURNS THEM. IN THE CAMARGUE, THE BULL IS NOT MERELY AN ANIMAL. IT IS A SOURCE OF PRIDE, A MEMORY, A LIVING HISTORY. A KING. From my book La Camargue @saintlazareparisnyc @editions_gallimard @voyagesgallimard

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OTM Wedding Diaries: Directory Planner @matthewrobbinsdesign shares his favorite design moments and memories from @maggievarvel and @derekgvincent’s wedding at @provencepoiriers that you won’t find in the photos. Explore the full wedding feature at the 🔗 in bio. Planning & Design: @matthewrobbinsdesign @robbinsotoya 📷: @gregfinck 📍: @provencepoiriers 🌷: @neillstrainfloralcouture Beauty: @tommy_buckett @megan.lombardi 🎶: @elanartists 🍰: @madeincake 💌: @micasafelix Rentals: @k8silverplate @maison_drucker @bourg_joly_malicorne

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Poolside in Provence. @maggievarvel & @derekgvincent wedding weekend continued under the Provençal sun @provencepoiriers A long afternoon of summer whites, oversized hats, chilled rosé and spontaneous swims. Effortless, a little undone, and exactly how summer should feel. Planning & Design @matthewrobbinsdesign @robbinsotoya Floral Design @neillstrainfloralcouture @neillstrain Photography @gregfinck Videography @cordes_studio Dress @oscardelarenta Makeup @megan.lombardi Hair Stylist @tommy_buckett Venue @provencepoiriers AV / Production @deco_flamme Film scans @bleekerdigital

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Maggie & Derek, after dark at @provencepoiriers A garden dinner unfolding under the Provençal sky, tables dressed in soft florals and shades of green, before the evening gave way to cake, champagne and a very full dance floor. The kind of summer night you wish could last a little longer. Planning & Design @matthewrobbinsdesign @robbinsotoya Floral Design @neillstrainfloralcouture @neillstrain Photography @gregfinck Videography @cordes_studio Dress @oscardelarenta Entertainment @elanartists Wedding Cake @madeincake Makeup @megan.lombardi Hair Stylist @tommy_buckett Venue @provencepoiriers AV / Production @deco_flamme Film scans @bleekerdigital

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Thank you @voguefrance for featuring the wedding of @maggievarvel and @derekgvincent at the one and only @provencepoiriers ! Planning & Design @matthewrobbinsdesign @robbinsotoya Floral Design @neillstrainfloralcouture @neillstrain Photography @gregfinck Videography @cordes_studio Dress @oscardelarenta Entertainment @elanartists Makeup @megan.lombardi Hair Stylist @tommy_buckett Venue @provencepoiriers AV / Production @deco_flamme Film scans @bleekerdigital

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Congratulations @maggievarvel @derekgvincent on your fabulous wedding weekend at @provencepoiriers We’ve been so grateful to be the witnesses of such a great wedding celebration. Planning & Design @matthewrobbinsdesign @robbinsotoya Floral Design @neillstrainfloralcouture @neillstrain Photography @gregfinck Videography @cordes_studio Dress @oscardelarenta Entertainment @elanartists Makeup @megan.lombardi Hair Stylist @tommy_buckett Venue @provencepoiriers AV / Production @deco_flamme Film scans @bleekerdigital

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Back from vacation with big news, my new book for @phaidonpress Rome: City of Gardens A long journey through the history of Roman gardens, beautifully written by Gregory Long. Join us for the launch tour: New York — October 27 at The Century Association London — November 2 at Brooks’s Rome — November 5 at Villa Aurelia Pre-order link in bio . #rome #romecityofgardens #phaidon #gregorylong #matteocarassale

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When I moved to Bologna in 2021, I was not only a poor student, but also on a serious lockdown for the first few months of my stay. I bought myself a bike and rode around town, daydreaming of all the places I wanted to eat at, but couldn’t afford. One of the restaurants, in a village nearby, was particularly tempting. Antica Osteria del Mirasole had been on my mind since I left. And apparently on my tongue as well, since this year, for my birthday, Simone surprised me with a couple of plane tickets and an invitation to a long-awaited birthday lunch there. Thank you for making my small dreams come true @simone_de_iacobis

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Sometimes I am lucky enough to be invited to go to a beautiful place, with beautiful people. It’s a privilege – to eat well, rest well and explore the woods nearby. This time I returned once again to Łęgucki Młyn with the brands @blundstonepl and @defender which combined forces and treated us to two days of games, yoga, off-roading and delicious food. There was even some spare time for mushroom picking! Thank you @blundstonepl @defender @artofwellbeing___studio @monika_marszalek @chwalka_waligora

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Every New Yorker has an apartment story. @martinbrulestudio’s East Side apartment has been a constant, though it has never stayed the same for long. In the newest iteration, he turned his former studio into a bedroom, transforming the room into a layered backdrop for daily life. It is rich with the influences he picked up along the way: Art Deco glamour, fashion-world polish, contemporary art, and the ease of a space made for its resident rather than for anyone else’s approval. Tap the link in our bio to take the full tour, as seen on the cover of our September 2026 issue. Story by @gaygassmann. Photos by @edeani.

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@martinbrulestudio’s Manhattan apartment has always been a work in progress. Long before the ELLE Decor A-List designer was crafting homes for global tastemakers and collaborating with fashion figures like Matthieu Blazy and Pieter Mulier, this East Side address was his laboratory: a place to test a color, rearrange furniture, host events, and figure out what kind of designer he wanted to become. For its latest iteration, Brûlé has flipped the apartment’s idiosyncratic layout on its head. Its soaring studio is now the bedroom, with the bed placed directly in the middle of the room, surrounded by an Andy Warhol portrait, a black lacquer Eugène Printz screen, a Parsons-style table, and a custom cherry-red daybed set against inky cashmere. Tap the link in our bio to take the full tour, as seen on the cover of our 2026 September Issue. Story by @gaygassmann. Photos by @edeani.

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May we offer you a grand tour? This month we're taking the scenic route from New York to Venice, with dazzling detours in between. On our first cover, ELLE Decor A-List designer Martin Brûlé of @martinbrulestudio opens the door to his Manhattan home, a longtime creative laboratory he recently reimagined. One of the design world’s brightest stars, Brûlé is a trusted talent for tastemakers like Matthieu Blazy of Chanel or Pieter Mulier, the former Alaïa creative director. For his own apartment, he transformed the space into a soaring studio, putting the bed at the center and surrounding it with art, antiques, rich materials, and a few very good surprises. Brûlé calls it "the ultimate hotel suite, a place with no rules"—and it is: glamorous, personal, and unexpected. The trip continues in Venice, where Studio Peregalli Sartori brings new life to a 16th-century palazzo while preserving all of its beautiful eccentricities. In East Hampton, we step inside the house where Lee Krasner and Jackson Pollock lived and worked; in London, we tour @hermes’s spectacular new Mayfair store, designed by Pierre-Alexis Dumas; and @pierre.yovanovitch shares what’s ahead in a milestone year. Also on the itinerary: yachts that bring the comforts of home to the high seas, a fashion and design portfolio in punchy color and sculptural form, and more. Tap the link in our bio to read our September Issue cover story. Story by @gaygassmann. Photos by @edeani.

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