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This Adidas Visor Is Big Head-Friendly & Keeps Sweat At Bay

Here Are The Best Size-Inclusive Bras—Underwire Not Included

Familismo Kept Me From Exploring My Queerness: 4 Latines on Coming Out Later in ...

I Spent Thousands On My Friend’s Wedding. It Makes Me Not W...

Welcome to Taking Stock, a space where we can take a deep breath and try to figure out what the COVID-19 economy really means for our finances. Every

by Elizabeth Gulino

Lisa Says Gah’s Cool-Girl Summer Sale Section Has An Extra 25% Off

by Mercedes Viera

The Black One-Piece Swimsuits Online Shoppers Swear By

by Amanda Randone

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The Ugly Sandal Gets The Cool Girl Treatment, Thanks To Staud x B...

The ugly shoe trend may have just gotten It-girl fashion’s stamp of approval, thanks to Birkenstock’s latest collaboration with one of today’s mo

by Frances Solá-Sant...

As A Black Woman Who Lived In Sweden, #Swedengate Is All Too Fami...

Sweden used to evoke the usual stereotypes: blonde-haired blue-eyed people traipsing through green flowery fields, assemble-by-numbers furniture with simpl

by June Findlay

Angelica Ross Sounds Off On Trans Activism & Her Next Chapter

Your favorite podcasting baddies are back with more flowers to give with part two of season five of the award-winning — they said what they said — Go O

by Taiia Smart Young

A Week In Cincinnati, OH, On A $25,000 Salary

Welcome to Money Diaries where we are tackling the ever-present taboo that is money. We’re asking real people how they spend their hard-earned money

Squigs’ Nikita Charuza On Why You Need “Spa-turdays”

Over the course of a decade, Nikita Charuza has worked as an editor for various top media outlets and has tested out too many beauty products to count —

by Amanda Mitchell

Biking From Mexico To Argentina Radically Changed How I Think Abo...

There seemed to be no end to the rain. At the foothill of her next incline, Andrea Molina looked around the Andes mountains she was steeped in and knew she

by Jessica Diaz-Hurtado