🌀 A New York City chef's guide to bright living

AIR SUPPLY: 13 ways to spice up your lifestyle with Camille Becerra. Plus, back to school.

AUGUST 20, 2024 No. 142 For a limited time, secure back-to-school savings and try your first year of AIR MAIL for 55% off. Learn more here. AIR SUPPLY's Weekly Shopping Guide Heading back to school? AIR SUPPLY's style guide will make you a quick study. Chef Camille Becerra, author of Bright Cooking, is an expert at finding flavor in the simple things. Plus, school stories from the archive Class Act Show your classmates how much you've evolved this summer with AIR SUPPLY's back-to-school style guide, including Kassatex organic-cotton pillow shams, Wms&Co. Portuguese pencils, a Porter-Yoshida & Co. backpack, and more. SHOP NOW More A+ Stuff Dorm delights. Make them take note. Comes in handy. Most likely to succeed. Camille Becerra's Favorite Things The New York City–based chef's first cookbook, Bright Cooking, is a collection of 125 simple, intuitive recipes. Her picks for bright living include Moromi soy sauce, Pointy Snout caviar, B Sides jeans, and more. Shop Camille's Picks "If you're fashion-y, a foodie, and your mother told you never to arrive empty-handed (and you hate the bags at the wine store)." "I'm a hoop person and a scarf person. They go together like croissants and coffee, oysters and fries, and beer and ribs." "Instant glam. They look really cute on boyfriends, too." "Please show up to your fancy friend's gathering with caviar and chips." An Education. Wayward School Stories from the Archive The Social Network As Harvard gets more progressive, its "final clubs"—known for their exclusivity and indulgent behavior—seem trapped in the past Bullied, Beaten, and Buggered The award-winning author recounts the physical, sexual, and psychological abuse he received at his posh English boarding school Princess Academy How a Welsh school dubbed "Hippie Hogwarts" became the popular choice for European royalty and Russian oligarchs Yale for Sale? Hungry for money, Yale University took millions from Russian kleptocrats, and its management school cut deals with a shady, Kremlin-tied institute SHOP ALL OF THIS WEEK'S RECS

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