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Ashley Baker

Ashley Baker


Ashley Baker is an AIR MAIL contributor. Baker lives in London.

24 results

Ostermoor

The Gatekeeper at Eden-Roc

For 50 years, Michel Babin de Lignac has welcomed the world’s stars to the Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc with grace, charm—and a firm hand when necessary

Pomellato

The Nuns, the Masterpiece, and a Remote Canadian Island

On this week’s podcast, John von Sothen goes on a quest to visit one of the world’s great sculptures

Forte Forte

How to Dress Like a Rock God

On this week’s podcast, Mark Rozzo discusses the wild shop that dressed John and Paul, Mick, Lou Reed, and many more in London’s Swinging 60s

Helen Kaminski

Heather Taylor Home x The Company Store

Chocolat

The Return of Simpson’s in the Strand

The great London restaurant—renowned for its silver carving trolleys—is being revived by another great British institution: the restaurateur Jeremy King, acclaimed for his impeccable taste

White & Warren

Secret Italy: The Hidden Villages Lost in Time

On this week’s podcast, Elena Clavarino reveals a part of Italy that needs to be seen to be believed

God and Grifters at Yale

On this week’s podcast, Clara Molot reveals how a high-school student created an entirely new identity and scammed her way into the Ivy League

Matilda Goad

Prada

Take a Deep Breath…

…And enjoy the cleanest air out there, thanks to our favorite purifier

Eagle & Hodges x Nordic Knots

How Jane Birkin Became the Queen of It Girls

On this week’s podcast, Joan Juliet Buck remembers the British girl who conquered Paris and how her style still influences women

Letter from Malibu

Eight months after the wildfires, Malibu’s ocean still glitters, the smoothies still cost $33, and the dream of life overlooking the Pacific is proving hard to kill

The Man Who Would Be Rockefeller

On this week’s podcast, Jonathan Alter takes us inside the story of the con man who grifted his way into the American establishment

Louis Vuitton x Grace Coddington

Darling, Death Becomes You!

On this week’s podcast, a look at how funerals have become a scene for the new social climbing

Lynn Wyatt

Sézane