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Ashley Baker


Ashley Baker is the Deputy Editor for AIR MAIL. She also co-hosts AIR MAIL’s weekly podcast, Morning Meeting, alongside Writer at Large Michael Hainey. Baker lives in London.

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What Is Angelina Jolie Hiding?

On this week’s podcast, Dana Brown reveals how to sneak into her tightly guarded NoHo outpost

Julia Roberts and Baroness Bra

Patrick Kidd reveals how Michelle Mone used the actress’s cleavage to carry her from Dickensian poverty to the House of Lords and, now, scandal

Selima Optique

Shade

Upstairs Inspired by Bemelmans Bar

Sip

Angie Power

Carry

Rocky Mountain High

Visit

Good to the Last Drop

Is it possible to drink to your health anymore? The science and new guidelines about alcohol might change your mind

Joanna Lumley & The Maestro

Could You Be an Attention Whore?

On this week’s podcast, the keeper of our Attention-Whore Index reveals the worst of this year’s worst

La Maison de Commerce

Shop

With Nothing Underneath

Wear

Why Was the “Indiana Jones of Lost Movies” Accused of Manslaughter?

On this week’s podcast, John von Sothen reports from Paris on a trial fit to be a film

Loro Piana

Wear

Brooklands Bar

Sip

Tales of a Trump Ghostwriter from the 90s

On this week’s podcast, Charles Leerhsen has tales from the crypt

Life Lessons from an Italian Countess

On this week’s podcast, Bob Colacello shares what he learned from Marina Cicogna

Pradasphere II

A Guide to Shopping for a Hypebeast in the Making

Take it from someone who knows—my 10-year-old, Charlie, is a streetwear aficionado

Max Mara

Wear

If These Walls Could Talk …

On this week’s podcast, Christopher Mason explains why a confidante to New York’s elite hid her true identity

Balenciaga

Sparkle

The Tyranny of Tracking

Fitbits and Oura Rings promise to make us healthier, happier, and more productive—but at what cost?

Hurts So Good

Read

Inside the Night Jackie Kennedy Stared Down Onassis’s Mistress

On this week’s podcast, John Mauceri discusses an evening—and two divas—he’ll never forget