Guest Opinion: Earth Savvy?
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5 of the Least Wasteful Ways to Build Your Forever Home
After experiencing record-breaking climate impacts in 2024, including $58 billion in weather disasters globally and… The post 5 of the Least Wasteful Ways to Build Your Forever Home appeared first on Earth911.
Beauty Charms Are Taking Over — These Are Team R29’s Favorites
Call it the Labubu-fication of beauty, but it seems like the most covetable bag charm might already be sitting at the bottom of your purse. Lip balms-turned-keychains are everywhere right now — and show no signs of trending down. From clever add-ons that transform your favorite tube into an accessory to teeny-tiny charms made just…
Zara’s Newest Arrivals Will Take You From City Days to Getaway Nights
Zara’s latest arrivals are the kind to make you rethink everything in your summer wardrobe. The silhouettes are fresh but familiar — think classic staples with a twist, like lightweight dresses with sculptural volume, crisp co-ord sets that go from city to escape, and airy separates that wear as well on the plane as they…
The Only Denim I’ll Wear In Summer Comes From GapStudio
Ever since Zac Posen joined the Gap Inc. fold and debuted GapStudio this spring, we haven’t been able to take our eyes off the elevated designs — or the celebrities wearing custom looks (hi, Anne Hathaway, Demi Moore, Cynthia Erivo, and Reneé Rapp). With serious star power backing the New York atelier, I was curious…
Sandra Cisneros’ The House on Mango Street Went From the Banned-Books List to the Opera
Sandra Cisneros, one of America’s greatest writers, says that up until a few years ago, she was over speaking about her 1984 novel, “The House on Mango Street.” What started as an autobiographical book that she says she wrote during the “most powerless time” in her life became a work of fiction as Cisneros drew…
As a Latina Bride, I Had to Unlearn What Marriage Should Look Like
Getting married was never part of my vision board. I was busy carving out a life of solo flights, financial autonomy, and career success. When my fiancé and I decided to say “I do,” it wasn’t driven by the need to check another box on life’s to-do list. It was because I had found someone…
I’m in My ’90s Grunge Era. Here’s How I Achieve the Look & Lifestyle
Growing up, my parents used to play these 1990s pop rock and synth pop records in both English and Spanish. My mom had big curly hair and wore low-rise jeans, and my dad was always in band tees. They didn’t think much of it. They were just living their interests out loud. But I watched…
POV: You’re Having A Rich Girl Summer
If you essentially live in flannel (because, comfort), you think maple syrup belongs on snow (aka maple taffy), and you apologize just a touch too much, then congratulations(!), you’re very Canadian. And you (and non-Canadians alike) will love this: Rich Girl Summer, the latest audiobook by author Lily Chu, available on Audible, that’s set in…
Guest Idea: Avoiding the Financial and Environmental Impact of Retail Returns
Over the last decade, retail returns have devolved from a straightforward, standard practice to a… The post Guest Idea: Avoiding the Financial and Environmental Impact of Retail Returns appeared first on Earth911.