Tyler Brûlé

Editor-in-chief of Monocle

Editor-in-chief of Monocle

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In the mid-’90s, a young, injured war correspondent named Tyler Brûlé dreamed up a magazine about design, architecture, fashion and urbanism.

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In the mid-’90s, a young, injured war correspondent named Tyler Brûlé dreamed up a magazine about design, architecture, fashion and urbanism.

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