Essays on style, identity, and the life you're building
Kristin writes essays on identity, culture, influence, fame, power, careers, womanhood, perception, and style, examining how these forces shape ambition, visibility, and public life. The work follows how presence and meaning take shape over time, often imperfectly, through choices that are aesthetic, strategic, and personal.
The End of the More Is More Era
I want to share what feels like my most personal and aesthetic version of this story—an honest reflection on what luxury means to me now, and how my thinking has shifted over time.
WHAT THE ROW’S PARKER BAG TELLS US ABOUT WHERE STATUS WENT
The most talked-about handbag of the season has no logo, no hardware, and no name you can read across a room. That is the entire point.
What Your Style State Is Telling You — And How to Find Out
You own enough. You've bought the pieces that looked right in the store, the things that felt like a good idea at the time, the basics you were told every woman needs. And yet you stand there, most mornings, with the low-grade sense that none of it is quite working. That something is off. That the woman looking back at you in the mirror is dressed, but not quite present.