Every few years, a period drama sends us all shopping for puffy sleeves. This time, the costumes are doing something different: they’re inspiring clothes we’d actually wear in our normal life. The ...
Cooking dinner for two should be simple—but somehow, most recipes seem designed to feed a crowd. And while I love having leftovers for lunch the next day, eating the same meal all week? Not so much.
There are books that arrive at the right moment, and then there are books that feel like they were written specifically for you. For the questions you’ve been carrying, the narratives you’ve been ...
I find that reading in the summer often feels like a pastime, something to fill long afternoons or bring along on vacation. Come fall, it transforms into a practice—an anchor for slower mornings and ...
One of the few social media trends I’ve resonated with long term is the idea of being “high maintenance to be low maintenance.” The concept is simpler than it sounds. Simply put, it’s about investing ...
Growing up, my childhood had a living room and a family room. The main difference between the two? The family room had a sofa facing the tv, and the living room didn’t. There are no screens in the ...
Cutting right to the chase: most of us aren’t sure how much protein we *actually* need. On top of that, we’re unclear on easy ways to increase our daily intake—without derailing the busyness of our ...
August feels like a month caught between two moods. I’m still fully squeezing every last drop out of summer—beach days, dinners outside, and a resistance to my calendar feeling too full. But I’m also ...
Earlier this year, we dove into the importance of vitamin B 12. Vitamin B12 is like the motor of a car. We need it to keep humming along. It’s an essential vitamin, just like vitamins A, C, D, E, and ...
Summer has officially launched, and with it comes some much-needed vacation time for many of us. If you’re headed to the beach, you’re in luck because we’ve rounded up some fantastic beach picnic ...
Juggling work, family schedules, and personal goals can feel like an Olympic sport, and let’s be honest—nobody wants to subject their weeknights to a last-minute scramble for dinner. That’s where an ...
My relationship to trends is always evolving. The microtrend mania of the past few years put me firmly in the anti-trend camp—I didn’t want to feel like I was playing into a “core” or an aesthetic ...
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