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Publisher’s Letter — Spring 2022

For this year's Connoisseur's Issue, among other things we are focusing on the ton's most talked about, Lady Featherington...I mean Polly Walker. A story, that I am particularly excited to share.
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For this year's Connoisseur's Issue, among other things we are focusing on the ton's most talked about, Lady Featherington…I mean Polly Walker. A story, that I am particularly excited to share.

From England we now travel to the Americas, New York to be exact, where we meet up with the Gilded Age's Morgan Spector.

I am pleased to announce the Bookshelf Section has returned in this issue. This marks the sixth year we have collaborated with short story writers, poets and authors. And continuing on with that great trend readers can expect short stories featuring an American teacher in Africa to the joys of a quick jaunt to Marrakesh. It is so wonderful to be able to again experience visiting places. These stories are truly inspirational. I hope you all will have the opportunity to safely get out and enjoy your comminity.

With so many great articles to choose from, I would be remiss if I did not mention our whirlwind of fashion in New York and Paris. The cameras are front row bringing us to the biggest shows of the season. From Custo Barcelona, Leanne Marshall, Ziad Nakad, Zaady and Matereza readers will gain a firsthand look at both New York and Paris Fashion Weeks.

Some exciting news is that Felix will be launching a commemorate 10th year anniversary hard cover edition this summer. Stay tuned for more on this announcement!

I couldn't let the Spring Issue go to print without honoring those whose are fighting abraod to protect democracy in Ukraine.

Take care, and enjoy the issue!

JESSICA GEORGE

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