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Meet Your Curator
Our very own Jauretsi Saizarbitoria, Chief Curator over here at The Inside Source, was recently featured on Refinery 29, where they got inside the brain of our epic multi-tasker. Did you know that in addition to finding you the best in culture, arts, fashion, and design, Jauretsi hosts a radio show? Or that she’s also a documentary filmmaker? You’re going to have to read the rest for yourself. Until then, here’s an excerpt from Refinery 29. 
Refinery 29: Tell us a bit about your career path — we sometimes get lost in all the details.
Jauretsi: “I was always a little diffuse in my career goals. I’ve let my passions guide me. I learned in later years that that’s an asset not a liability. Yeah, I threw parties in the mid ‘90s for Paper magazine, then Details back when it had the Soho loft (oh, those rooftop days!). By the time I made it to Jane magazine, I was its entertainment editor, booking celebrity covers. Jane Pratt was an awesome partner in crime and really knew how to put people together. After 10 years in print, I left the business to shoot a documentary in Cuba and reemerged in New York two years later to reinvent myself as a digital girl.”
(Photo and interview courtesy of Refinery 29. Intro by Jenny Bahn)

Meet Your Curator

Our very own Jauretsi Saizarbitoria, Chief Curator over here at The Inside Source, was recently featured on Refinery 29, where they got inside the brain of our epic multi-tasker. Did you know that in addition to finding you the best in culture, arts, fashion, and design, Jauretsi hosts a radio show? Or that she’s also a documentary filmmaker? You’re going to have to read the rest for yourself. Until then, here’s an excerpt from Refinery 29

Refinery 29: Tell us a bit about your career path — we sometimes get lost in all the details.

Jauretsi: “I was always a little diffuse in my career goals. I’ve let my passions guide me. I learned in later years that that’s an asset not a liability. Yeah, I threw parties in the mid ‘90s for Paper magazine, then Details back when it had the Soho loft (oh, those rooftop days!). By the time I made it to Jane magazine, I was its entertainment editor, booking celebrity covers. Jane Pratt was an awesome partner in crime and really knew how to put people together. After 10 years in print, I left the business to shoot a documentary in Cuba and reemerged in New York two years later to reinvent myself as a digital girl.”

(Photo and interview courtesy of Refinery 29. Intro by Jenny Bahn)

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Bad Bad Hats
Currently, we have our new favorite band on repeat here at The Inside Source. The band from Minneapolis (check out their cute Tumblr) is tickling our fancy with their single, “It Hurts,” which you can download for free here. 

(Photo courtesy of Bad Bad Hats. Text by Jauretsi)

Bad Bad Hats

Currently, we have our new favorite band on repeat here at The Inside Source. The band from Minneapolis (check out their cute Tumblr) is tickling our fancy with their single, “It Hurts,” which you can download for free here

(Photo courtesy of Bad Bad Hats. Text by Jauretsi)

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Bottled Up
Chanel No. 5, the first perfume launched by Miss Coco Chanel herself, was created to bridge the gap between the two “types” of women who wore perfume and the types of scents they typically favored. Chanel No. 5 met them in the middle, where women could be sexy without necessarily being scandalous. 
Click here for Chanel No. 5 available for purchase on eBay. 
(GIF courtesy of pinerosolanno. Text by Jenny Bahn)

Bottled Up

Chanel No. 5, the first perfume launched by Miss Coco Chanel herself, was created to bridge the gap between the two “types” of women who wore perfume and the types of scents they typically favored. Chanel No. 5 met them in the middle, where women could be sexy without necessarily being scandalous. 

Click here for Chanel No. 5 available for purchase on eBay

(GIF courtesy of pinerosolanno. Text by Jenny Bahn)

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The Fabulous Cannes
Cannes, the annual film festival in the south of France, kicked off a few days ago. While celebrities are out in full force with their glamorous gowns and tuxedos, the architecture of France is something almost out of a movie in its own right. Take the staircase at the Hotel Martinez, for example, a bustling hotspot for festival-goers and industry folk. 
Put a little Cannes glam on your coffee table with this book, Cannes: Inside the World’s Premiere Film Festival.  
(Photo & Text by Yale Breslin)

The Fabulous Cannes

Cannes, the annual film festival in the south of France, kicked off a few days ago. While celebrities are out in full force with their glamorous gowns and tuxedos, the architecture of France is something almost out of a movie in its own right. Take the staircase at the Hotel Martinez, for example, a bustling hotspot for festival-goers and industry folk. 

Put a little Cannes glam on your coffee table with this book, Cannes: Inside the World’s Premiere Film Festival.  

(Photo & Text by Yale Breslin)

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Strawberry Ice Cubes
We love the “AnOther Lovers” section on the AnOther Magazine website that has the publication’s editors pick their fav photos online, like this tasty pic seen above. Here’s more fabulous inspiration from commissioning editor Laura Bradley. 
Try making these fruity ice cubes at home this summer with circular ice trays from eBay. 
(Photo: Courtesy of AnOtherMag.com. Text by Jauretsi)

Strawberry Ice Cubes

We love the “AnOther Lovers” section on the AnOther Magazine website that has the publication’s editors pick their fav photos online, like this tasty pic seen above. Here’s more fabulous inspiration from commissioning editor Laura Bradley

Try making these fruity ice cubes at home this summer with circular ice trays from eBay. 

(Photo: Courtesy of AnOtherMag.com. Text by Jauretsi)

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Sizzlin’ 
Isn’t this GIF the greatest? It reminds us of old Disney cartoons from way back in the day. But never mind all that. What it really did was remind us of cooking… and that we need a few new pans. If you’re outfitting your new home or apartment, it’s worth checking out eBay for a vast selection of goods. You can pretty much find any kind you like. From eco-healthy ceramic sets to the coveted copper kind, we think eBay has whatever you’re looking for. 
Click here for a selection of frying pans available for purchase.
(GIF courtesy of Schwittenberg. Text by Jenny Bahn)

Sizzlin’ 

Isn’t this GIF the greatest? It reminds us of old Disney cartoons from way back in the day. But never mind all that. What it really did was remind us of cooking… and that we need a few new pans. If you’re outfitting your new home or apartment, it’s worth checking out eBay for a vast selection of goods. You can pretty much find any kind you like. From eco-healthy ceramic sets to the coveted copper kind, we think eBay has whatever you’re looking for. 

Click here for a selection of frying pans available for purchase.

(GIF courtesy of Schwittenberg. Text by Jenny Bahn)

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Set Adrift 
Too often we tend to favor simpler palates of neutral shades. But what if we dig into the archives and go for something a little more, well, gauche? Here, the wood paneled walls paired with the orange door and runner in the hallway might be a little much for modern tastes, but the massive piece of ’70s driftwood serving as a foyer table is still pretty spectacular even by today’s standards. 
Click here to check out the selection of driftwood furniture available on eBay.
(Photo courtesy of Dust Jacket. Text by Jenny Bahn)

Set Adrift 

Too often we tend to favor simpler palates of neutral shades. But what if we dig into the archives and go for something a little more, well, gauche? Here, the wood paneled walls paired with the orange door and runner in the hallway might be a little much for modern tastes, but the massive piece of ’70s driftwood serving as a foyer table is still pretty spectacular even by today’s standards. 

Click here to check out the selection of driftwood furniture available on eBay.

(Photo courtesy of Dust Jacket. Text by Jenny Bahn)

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David Bailey 
Since the beginning of his career in the early ’60s, British photographer David Bailey has been considered one of the best in the business, shooting everyone from Sir Michael Caine to The Beatles to Mick Jagger. His work was so impressive, in fact, he was contracted by Vogue at the ripe old age of 23. Though he is best known for his work capturing “swinging London” at its height, as well as his countless images of model Jean Shrimpton, Bailey is still around today, shooting for the likes of i-D Magazine and GQ.
Click here for David Bailey photographic prints available for purchase. 
(Photo courtesy of David Bailey. Text by Jenny Bahn)

David Bailey 

Since the beginning of his career in the early ’60s, British photographer David Bailey has been considered one of the best in the business, shooting everyone from Sir Michael Caine to The Beatles to Mick Jagger. His work was so impressive, in fact, he was contracted by Vogue at the ripe old age of 23. Though he is best known for his work capturing “swinging London” at its height, as well as his countless images of model Jean Shrimpton, Bailey is still around today, shooting for the likes of i-D Magazine and GQ.

Click here for David Bailey photographic prints available for purchase

(Photo courtesy of David Bailey. Text by Jenny Bahn)

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Stars & Cars: Clark Gable
Can you get any more American than a good ol’ fashioned Ford Thunderbird? Launched in the mid-’50s, the “T-Bird” would eventually create the market for what they called a  ”personal luxury car.” Here’s the suave Clark Gable increasing his swagger points with this 1955 model.
Check out a few 1955 models available on eBay, one with a bid starting at $10,000. 
(Photo: Courtesy of Getty. Text by Jauretsi)

Stars & Cars: Clark Gable

Can you get any more American than a good ol’ fashioned Ford Thunderbird? Launched in the mid-’50s, the “T-Bird” would eventually create the market for what they called a  ”personal luxury car.” Here’s the suave Clark Gable increasing his swagger points with this 1955 model.

Check out a few 1955 models available on eBay, one with a bid starting at $10,000. 

(Photo: Courtesy of Getty. Text by Jauretsi)

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