Simone writes the profiles that lead the magazine: musicians, actors, chefs, designers and people whose work is better known than their names. She builds each piece from the subject’s own interviews, credits and public record, and she favors the middle of a career over the headlines.
Theo covers what people cook and where they go to eat it, from neighborhood counters to regional dishes worth a drive. His travel pieces are practical: how to get there, what it costs, and what to skip.
Wren writes about clothes people actually wear and rooms people actually live in: tailoring, secondhand finds, small-space kitchens and old houses. She likes a good repair more than a new purchase.
Grant covers independent businesses and the culture around them: family firms, bookstores, film and music releases, and the economics behind them. He works from filings, company statements and the owners themselves.