Welcome to the final edition of “Reflecting On” for 2024. As the year draws to a close, we take a moment to ponder on the fleeting moments and lasting impressions of the past months. This week’s collection of articles, watches, and listens is curated to inspire reflection and anticipation for what lies ahead. May these selections serve as food for thought as you transition into the new year.


Read

  • Art Meets Fashion: Dive into Takashi Murakami’s reflections on his iconic Louis Vuitton collection, celebrating two decades of vibrant collaboration. Read on Vogue
  • Luxury’s Lament: Explore critical perspectives on the soaring prices and perceived declining quality within the luxury goods industry. The New York Times critiques
  • Fashion for All: Investigate the ongoing challenges and strides towards true size diversity in fashion. Insight fromThe New York Times
  • The Joy of Nothing: Discover why spending downtime with loved ones can be the best form of rejuvenation. Selfexplains
  • Emotional Maturity: Learn to recognize signs of emotional immaturity in conversations and how to navigate them. Guidance from Sisters From AARP

Watch

  • Halftime Magic: Don’t miss Beyoncé’s electrifying performance at the NFL Christmas halftime show 2024, set to captivate and thrill. Ensure you catch this spectacular event.

Listen

  • Intentional Living: Embrace a new approach to New Year’s resolutions with “New Year, New Mindfulness,” focusing on thoughtful intentions and self-compassion. Listen on Amazon Music
  • Holiday Vibes: Join Questlove for a unique Christmas experience on ‘Fresh Air,’ perfect for holiday relaxation. Tune in on NPR

In Closing:

As we say goodbye to 2024, let’s carry forward the lessons learned and the joy experienced into 2025. May the articles and insights from this week inspire you to enter the new year with curiosity and enthusiasm. Thank you for sharing this year with us at “Reflecting On.” Here’s to a refreshing start and a fulfilling new year!

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