Substacks recommended by audrey robinovitz

Recommended by audrey robinovitz

Nymphet Alumni

Nymphet Alumni is a podcast dedicated to the study of fashion and culture.

quite literally the only podcast i will regularly listen to

- audrey robinovitz

dress up

By galaxia

how to dress cute when everyone around you is wearing company swag

Black Girl Perfume Club

By Taylyn Washington-Harmon

A community for Black girls who like to smell good. Fragrance reviews, deals, recommendations, and insider knowledge.

Scent + Song

A great perfume is like music you love: not something you know, but something you feel -- and we all feel a little differently.

Really great conversations on how the realms of perfume and music intersect from my friend and critic-in-arms, Vivian.

- audrey robinovitz

Perfume Enjoyer

By Maddie Phinney

No Fragrets

jordan’s substack

infrequent notes on growing up and moving home

alexandra leaving

By Alex

alexandra coburn. like if hunter s. thompson were a girl. subscribe for personal essays/media criticism/adulations

Alex's blog is one of the only things published on the internet I will drop everything I am doing at the moment to read. An inspiration to my own writing practice.

- audrey robinovitz

evil female

By charlie squire

a cultural confessional, a kvetch sesh, and a manifesto on the relationship between aesthetics, economies, and individuals

American Style

By Biz Sherbert

A newsletter about what people are really wearing and why.

desire lines

By the recessive thread

anonymous belles-lettres

considerations on

By erica scalise

distillations, unspooled reveries, feminine iterations

Fumes

By Miccaeli

deep dives, reviews, commentary and analysis on the world of perfume and fragrance. never paywalled.

internet princess

By rayne fisher-quann

writing to make you feel crazier & writing to make you feel sane

Tone Glow

A newsletter about experimental music both new and old.

Joshua is one of the most passionate and skilled music writers I know. There is so much to learn here.

- audrey robinovitz