Presenting… The Jade Issue!
Hey dolls,
It’s Thursday, and we’re back in your inboxes with some very exciting news. We’ve just launched our first ever guest-edited issue, with none other than pop girlie Jade Thirlwall. The issue contains features with Head of Editorial Content at British Vogue Chioma Nnadi, writer and broadcaster Afua Hirsch, climate activist Mikaela Loach, musician Lana Lubany and all round it girl Richie Shazam, so it’s certifiably stacked. Copies are available here (Opens in a new window) and we hope you love it as much as we do!
Elsewhere this week on the Dollhouse, we’re remembering the legendary Shelley Duvall, considering Gen Z cringe, and loads more, so let’s jump in!
Jade Thirlwall on Going Solo, Talking Politics, and ‘Angel of My Dreams’ (Opens in a new window)
For the lead feature in The Jade Issue, Jade sits down with Daisy Jones to talk about her new music and how it feels to be embarking on a solo career.
Femme Fatale: Shelley Duvall and Her Career Defining Roles (Opens in a new window)
For this months’s Film Fatale column, Platform Editor Charlotte Amy Landrum remembers the late great Shelley Duvall.
Lydia Pettit and Olivia Sterling discuss fat representation in art and their joint exhibition Bitches In Heat.
The Rise of the Anaemic E-Girl: The Dangers of Aestheticising Illness (Opens in a new window)
Emily Manock writes on e-girls and the historic “connection between illness and femininity.”
Love Bite: What Your Favourite BBQ Food Says About You (Opens in a new window)
Copy Editor Lauren O’Neill thinks fondly of one of the summer’s best traditions – the barbecue.
‘Gen Z Boss and a Mini’ and How Gen Z Inherited the Millennial Cringe Curse (Opens in a new window)
Editorial Fellow Sihaam Naik explores Gen Z’s inheritance of the internet from millennials.
This Editorial is a Satirical Celebration of Coney Island (Opens in a new window)
And finally, this photoshoot by Kyle Berger is a fun look at Coney Island.
See you next week!
XOXO
The Polyester Team <3
