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“We’ll just have to commiserate about the Eagles’ chances this year,” Mr. Holt said. Guests were seated at long tables for dinner — burrata and branzino — topped with flowers and cans of La Croix, which was one of the event’s sponsors. The comedian and actor Mae Martin shared a table with Eriona Hysolli, a scientist who is overseeing efforts to reintroduce the extinct woolly mammoth in Siberia. “There is an inherent ranking that comes with a list, which I feel, like, is always difficult to wrap your mind around when you’re talking about art,” he said. Mr. Torres said he turned preparation for the evening “into a project” by making an outfit, which included a pointy gold hat with a matching gold jacket and a blue tie around his waist.
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Emily Adams Bode Aujla Finds Luxury in Upcycling
  + stars: | 2023-05-28 | by ( Emily Bobrow | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: 1 min
When Emily Adams Bode Aujla launched her menswear brand Bode in 2016, she knew she wanted to build it herself, without investors. She says she had always hoped to create a business that she could pass down to her children. She also understood that her vision seemed to defy economic common sense. How do you scale up a label that reworks vintage quilts and antique feedsacks into one-of-a-kind luxury clothes?
A Senior Tradition You Might Not Know About
  + stars: | 2023-05-06 | by ( Christopher Barnard | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +1 min
The fashion designer Emily Adams Bode Aujla bought her first pair of senior corduroy pants from a vintage-clothing seller in 2013 when she was a senior at the New School. The pants style had by then been around for more than a century. Senior cords seem to have first appeared at Purdue University in Indiana in the early 1900s, according to an archivist at the university, and evolved to become a sort of wearable yearbook for college and high school seniors in the state. The students would use corduroy clothes — typically pants and skirts in cream or yellow — as canvases that were illustrated with favorite activities, sweethearts’ initials and other personal details. Bode Aujla started her ready-to-wear brand Bode, which includes pieces made with antique materials and historical techniques like quilting, she started selling custom senior cords in an attempt to revive the tradition.
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