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| Fast Fashion Is Bad For The Environment. For Many Plus-Size Shoppers, It’s The Only Option. If you were a statistician tracking the growth of the size-inclusive fashion market, you could point to a number of data points that say that shopping as a plus-size person is easier and more accessible than it was even a decade ago. On the surface, that’s true: In the last 10 years, shoppers have seen an exponential improvement when it comes to retailers offering a size 16 and up and more affordable prices, particularly when it comes to fast fashion. We’ve come a long way, sure, but, while there are plenty of plus-size fast-fashion brands available today, it is much harder to find sustainable size-inclusive labels. Refinery29 |
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| People Named ‘Jake’ Can Get A $300 Travel Credit Thanks To Taylor Swift Your first name, just like where you grow up, or how much money your family has, is a card you were dealt at birth; and though most of you probably haven’t put a whole lot of thought into your moniker, some have been forced to deal with the consequence of their parent’s actions since birth. Luckily, companies like App In The Air are here, giving those who have been a victim of title-related teasing a little boost in the form of a travel credit. Curiocity |
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| Harry Styles’s Viral Cardigan Is Now An NFT To coincide with the launch of the fashion-focused NFT platform xydrobe — a sort of Christie’s for virtual fashion — a hyper-realistic digital copy of one of JW Anderson’s viral pieces was created: that Harry Styles cardigan. Having taken over 300 hours in total to generate, the impressive life-like rendition of the famous cardigan was realized using graphics on a par with those used in the Marvel universe. TeenVogue |
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| Noom Will Give You The Science-Based Tools You Need To Lose Weight For Good If you’ve been looking for a way to not only lose weight but to actually lead a healthier life, Noom may be the perfect program for you. It is rooted in psychology and behavioral science and changes the way you think about weight loss. Over 80% of their users have lost weight and even celebrate non-scale victories, like preventing diseases and gaining confidence! [Partner] |
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| Oh Boy, Chrissy Teigen Threw A ‘Squid Game’ Themed Party Netflix’s Squid Game has become one of the streaming service’s most-watched shows and unsurprisingly, pop culture’s most recent obsession (that and a 13-year-old pug named Noodle that predicts the outcome of your day). Sure, the show is called Squid Game, but it’s not all fun and games and we as a society shouldn’t be treating it as such — especially the super rich. Cue: Chrissy Teigen and John Legend’s elaborate Squid Game-themed party this past weekend. Betches |
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| A Squeaky Clean That Won’t Make You Squeamish You, unlike half the population apparently, shower regularly and wash all your body parts — even legs. Love that for you. But think about something for a second: You’re probably rubbing plastic on your most intimate parts in the process. For a better option, look to a brand started by two quality-obsessed best friends who wanted to create bathroom essentials that perform well, last a long time, and don’t cost a fortune, all while being seriously soft and sustainable. Meet your new favorite bath accessory: the Shower Scrubber. This 100% plant-based, double-sided, charcoal-infused bath tool creates a super-satisfying lather, exfoliates with walnut shells, unclogs pores, and can be composted when it’s run its course. Get yours for $15 or bundle to save 58%. Casamera |
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