Secret Societies

Miles Rohan

Corduroy. So cool in the summer. So warm in the winter. If denim is the fabric of the working man, corduroy is that of the thinking man. Almost as comfortable as sweat pants and with the right shirt, it can be worn at even the chicest of parties.

Miles Rohan is the founder of the Corduroy Appreciation Club, a members-only social club for people who feel just this way about the fabric.

The Corduroy Club

The Secret Dinner Project

The Secret Dinner Project is a nomadic collective dinner party held in various secret locations that are usually difficult to get into. Previous dinners have been held in underground tunnels, abandoned buildings and elevator shafts and are inspired by fellow New York group Dark Passage as well as John Law's legendary, but now defunct, prankster group The Suicide Club.

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