Intimacy is what distinguishes those who are dear to us from those who are simply near. The latest issue of Kinfolk explores the balance between our contradictory cravings for both secure and stable relationships and the freedom to follow our hearts, our sexual desires, and our need to be whole without the help of another.
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Love’s a well-learned pas de deux. Even if the feelings fade, the steps still feel familiar.
In a sleepy city in western Gujarat, Komal Sharma discovers the last maharaja of Morvi’s extravagant art deco playground.
Love, trust and erotic leatherwear: Stevie Mackenzie-Smith meets the married couple behind Fleet Ilya.
Under the low-hanging orb of an alien landscape, first light and a strange awakening.
In partnership with HaaT, creative director Makiko Minagawa talks tradition, textiles and a half-century of collaborating with Issey Miyake.
An illustration of the struggle to maintain personal boundaries in public spaces.
Meet the Mexico City-based “weed tía” who’s balancing entrepreneurship with activism in her booming, inequitable industry.
Stephanie d’Arc Taylor goes fishing in the brave new world of nonmonogamy.
Can you bottle a family memory, and would anybody else want to smell it if you could? Annick Weber meets the mother-and-son duo intent on finding out.
Sex “sold” for Jackie Collins, but it was the emotional honesty of her writing that kept readers hooked for almost half a century.
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