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Cotton kills, say the mountaineers. It might not kill you, but it will leave you wet. What do breathable, moisture-wicking and technical really mean?
Eleanor Finch follows Christ’s loincloth from Grünewald’s altarpiece to Michelangelo’s censored nudes, asking why underwear still causes the same offence in church art and in today's advertising.
Locard’s principle says everything leaves a trace. Perhaps that is why the smallest trace — or rather the absence of it — reveals most about how well something truly works.
The “New Year, New Me” Mantra — and Why It Rarely Works
The new year promises transformation, but life is lived in ordinary 24-hour cycles. Small repeated actions carry us further than grand promises ever do.
We’ve Misunderstood the Most Famous Gesture in Tennis
The gesture on court was not a disruption but a ritual: a subtle act of composure under pressure. The first act of the day may seem small, yet it often sets the tone for everything that follows.
As Your Underwear, So Is Your Day
As Father’s Day approaches, attention turns to an ordinary kind of masculinity – one without performance. Sometimes the most important ritual of the day is simply getting dressed and being present.