Sophie Lee

Sophie Lee, CULTURED’s New York-based editorial assistant, received her bachelor’s degree from New York University. At the magazine, she writes regularly on authors including Sigrid Nunez and Samantha Irby, as well as filmmakers and musicians like Celine Song and Black Pumas. The Chicago native has also had work appear in publications including Interview, V Magazine, and L’Officiel.

Sophie Lee

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Here’s How a Collaboration With The Dalmore Changed the Way Architect and Designer Melodie Leung Approaches Her Practice

Min Jin Lee, Porochista Khakpour, and Other Authors Share the Women Writers Who Inspire Their Work

An Interior Designer’s Guide to Mixing Old and New in Greenwich, Connecticut

Jordan Huelskamp Is Changing What It Means to Own Artwork With Salon, a Community-Backed Collection

Visionary Chicago Curator Carla Acevedo-Yates Offers a Guide to Her Local Haunts, From Overflowing Antique Shops to Crucial Artist-Run Spaces

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