The Accent
Sound, Travel & Connections - Dom Chung, Global Head Of Music, Soho House
"There’s never been a better time to absorb music than in the world we live in today."
We chatted with Dom Chung, Global Head of Music at Soho House, about how travel expands his personal and professional life: the catalyst for meeting connections face to face, while helping him discover the latest talent in music, art and culture from emerging scenes all over the world.
Travelling Well with The Sartorialist
"Travel is always the perfect reminder that photography is what I was born to do..." We recently caught up with Scott Schuman, the original street style photographer and man behind The Sartorialist to discuss how travel has influenced his work and offered new perspectives on his craft and the world.
Concorde’s 15 Million Mile Man
Émigré caught up with 'Concorde's 15 Million Mile Man' Fred Finn, to find out what keeps "the fuel in his tank", and the "little stories" of human connections that only a life in motion can bring. Find out more about Fred's travels, mid-Atlantic hang outs with Johnny Cash and Bruce Springsteen and how the Concorde made the world just a little bit smaller.
A Conversation with R. Fresson
Émigré recently teamed up with UK based artist R. Fresson to create illustrations for the garment labels on our soon to be released apparel line. We chatted with Fresson about her unique aesthetic – one that nods to early 20th century graphic arts, classic newspaper illustrations and the nostalgic travel of yesteryear – and how the seemingly incongruous addition of cartoons to Émigré’s minimalist branding proved a perfect fit.
Émigré. What’s in a Word?
Passing through caves, jazz, and pilgrimages Paul O’Connor travels with a worldly word. The émigré is rendered an incomplete work, a potent transmitter of ideas, infused with history but always forward facing.