I Spoke to Cazzie David About Jeans—and Finding “The One”


I read each of Cazzie David’s essay collections as soon as they came out—No One Asked for This in 2020 and Delusions this past March—and loved both (I already can’t wait for the next one). Since her latest release, she celebrated with a party thrown by AirMail, launched a Substack, and worked with Paloma Wool on a photo series, among other things.

This week in particular, she’s been busy: she was seen at New York Fashion Week (including the Proenza Schouler show), attended the U.S. Open, and debuted as the star of Madewell’s new fall denim collection.





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