Palaye Royale

1883 Magazine x Palaye Royale

For a band as boisterous as Palaye Royale, their overtaking of the music industry has been quietly playing out for years. The release of Palaye Royale’s new album, Fever Dream, will further cement the group’s coup d’état. Fans of the band know how hard they work and fight for everything they have now, and it’ll come as no surprise to learn that Palaye is doubling down on that ethos ahead of the record’s release.

The Sweater Has Become the Most Interesting Thing in Your Closet

For a long time, knitwear was fashion’s supporting act. The sweater kept you warm while the coat, the boots or the bag did the talking. That balance has shifted. Walk into any store this fall and the most considered design work is happening in the knitwear section, where pattern, texture and construction are being pushed […]

Brains, Beauty, and Beach Volleyball: Getting to Know Danica Collins

Watch Danica Collins play a match on the California Beach Volleyball Association (CBVA) tour, and the first thing you notice is her athleticism. She reads the wind, tracks the ball across the sand, and launches into a jump serve with the effortless cool of someone who grew up by the water. The second thing you […]

The Best Upgrades Are the Ones That Still Feel Like You

There is always another version of yourself being advertised back to you. A sharper wardrobe. Better skin. A new haircut. A completely different routine that promises to make everything feel more polished, more intentional, somehow more complete. But not every change needs to feel like a reinvention. Sometimes the upgrades that stay with us are […]

The Architecture of Japan’s Modern Ski Chalets

Contemporary ski chalets in Japan often feature expansive glass walls, natural timber interiors and clean architectural lines. Large windows frame views of snow-covered forests and mountains, while open-plan living areas make the most of natural light and the surrounding landscape. Some properties incorporate traditional Japanese design elements, while others take inspiration from Scandinavian and Alpine […]

Why Golden Hour Deserves More Than a Photo Stop

Golden hour has become something of a travel ritual. Check the sunset time, find the viewpoint, arrive early enough to claim a good spot, take the photo. Maybe take twenty. Then, almost as soon as the sun disappears, move on to dinner. There is nothing wrong with wanting the picture. That warm, fleeting light can […]