Media Coverage for Elizabeth Currid-Halkett

A Very Subtle Snobbery
Cultivée plutôt que riche, la «classe ambitieuse» change le rapport à la consommation
A classe “aspiracional”
L’aspirational class ou l’ethos des nouvelles élites américaines
La classe ambitieuse vise l’auto-reproduction
Books of the Year 2017
Never Go To Vegas, And Other Unspoken Rules Of Being An A-Lister
‘The Sum of Small Things’, Inconspicuous Consumption, and the Small College Town
Modern American elites have come to favour inconspicuous consumption
The New Yuppies
The class dynamics of breastfeeding in the United States of America
Millennials are making it luxe to be more ethical and environmentally aware
Why a lot of Americans resent the cultured ‘New York City elite’
Kale chips and gluten-free are the Prada handbag of the new elite
L’illusione di essere élite
So Funktionieren Statussymbole Heut
Esta Es La Nueva Forma En La Que La Élite Muestra Su Riqueza (Ya No Con Bienes Materiales)
Ce cumperi atunci când plăteşti aproape dublu pentru o cafea ecologică, pentru o jachetă produsă local sau pentru un SUV Tesla?
How We Are Ruining America
The new, nearly invisible class markers that separate the American elite from everyone else
Richard Florida’s Frankenstein Moment
What your NPR tote bag and taste for farm-to-table meals have to do with income inequality
“Diese Leute sind immun gegen Kritik”
Books in brief
Are you part of the new aspirational class?
What’s wrong with the cultural elite?
The New Conspicuous Consumption
Art and the city
Fish Tales
The Financial Page
Mapping the Cultural Buzz: How Cool Is That?
The Geography of Buzz
The Warhol Economy
Why Are We So ‘Starstruck’?
Breaking: Anna Wintour Is Extremely Well Connected
L.A.’s Fashion Industry Goes Toe-to-Toe With New York’s
L.A. Is the “Most Fashionable” City in America, Report Says
Where Do Important Artists Come From?
What We Can Learn by Tracking the Movements of Fashion Designers
Why Cities Can’t Afford to Lose Their Artists
What Young People and One-Percenters Have in Common
More than just Game of Thrones: The big reads coming in 2017
Americans don’t need elite tastes to join the upper class