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Echoing King George VI's poignant reminder to stand firm and united in times of trial, The Rake’s first issue of the year is an exercise in acknowledging the nuance that comprises life's eccentric but beautiful stories. From cover star Kaley Cuoco's sentiments towards her horse-filled haven in balancing a lifetime's dedication of excellent work on the small screen, to unpacking the legend of Brigitte Bardot in all her intrigue and infamy, this issue emphasises how diversity of experience and opinion can often serve to enrich, rather than divide. One thing that will never change, however, is our celebration of the artisans who provide the quotidian pleasures that sustain us through such trials, too.
Echoing King George VI's poignant reminder to stand firm and united in times of trial, The Rake’s first issue of the year is an exercise in acknowledging the nuance that comprises life's eccentric but beautiful stories. From cover star Kaley Cuoco's sentiments towards her horse-filled haven in balancing a lifetime's dedication of excellent work on the small screen, to unpacking the legend of Brigitte Bardot in all her intrigue and infamy, this issue emphasises how diversity of experience and opinion can often serve to enrich, rather than divide. One thing that will never change, however, is our celebration of the artisans who provide the quotidian pleasures that sustain us through such trials, too.
