Matcha over masala chai. Japanese jazz-funk on loop. A vintage tote stacked with Joan Didion and zines from a Berlin press.

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Sitting cross-legged on the floor of her home in the Hamptons, Christie Brinkley looks youthful and chic in an oversized blue ...

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