Diane Ackerman 
My purse—no matter how small—always has enough real estate for at least one lip oil. (It may not have room for my wallet, but priorities, right?) The Florence By Mills Glow Yeah Lip Oil has taken up permanent residence in the space. The thin lip oil dispenses out of a flexible tip and glides on … Read more
The best suede boots are hard to beat when it comes to quintessential fall style. Cut from luxuriously soft fabric, they’re the boot you wait all year to wear in crisp temperatures, though, yes, they’re entirely acceptable to wear throughout winter and spring if you’re a die-hard. But autumn’s brisk and refreshing weather makes supple … Read more
The Flygerians is more than just our name. It’s a term used to describe cool, ambitious, driven, forward-thinking Nigerians, and it encapsulates our passion to be the best, shatter boundaries and put no limitation on what we can achieve. So expect a mixture of authentic recipes passed down through the generations and new street food … Read more
Australia’s most trusted and bestselling cookbook author Donna Hay has just released her latest cookbook, Too Easy. It’s the cookbook everyone needs as it will not only make your life easier, but it is full of delicious, healthy food and shortcuts to make it. You’ll find inspiring recipes that transform a few pantry staples into … Read more
This season, match your nails to the gold twinkle lights adorning your neighborhood or, better yet, the countless glasses of bubbly (champagne or cider) you’re toasting with during all of the upcoming festivities. “Whatever holiday you celebrate in December, sparkles are always appropriate,” says New York City-based nail artist Trenna Seney. “Plus they double as … Read more
The stakes were high going into Tuesday’s first (and only) vice presidential debate between Democratic Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota and Republican Senator J.D. Vance of Ohio, given the 2024 presidential election is just over a month away. No, the faceoff between two vice presidential candidates was never going to move the political needle quite … Read more
Look, we all know we’re supposed to be washing our clothes cool. For the sake of the planet, and our energy bills, defaulting to 30C instead of higher temperatures can save 40% of the energy used each year, according to the Energy Saving Trust. The EU has even made it compulsory since 2013 for all … Read more
Legendary Australian chef, author and TV personality Donna Hay says the solution to childhood obesity epidemic is to teach children to cook. The most recent Australian Institute of Health and Welfare data showed that in 2022 more than a quarter of Australian children and adolescents aged two to 17 were either overweight or obese, with … Read more
I don’t doubt for one second that most celebrities’ intentions when working with their beauty teams is to craft a look that exudes a certain mood (whether that’s elegance, simplicity, or an avant-garde feel) and complements their ensemble. But sometimes I think they’re also absolutely trying to screw with me, even if it’s for just … Read more
Though Ponte seems to have arrived on the scene fully formed, the pieces you see here are described as its third “series” and were created by one Harry Pontefract, an elusive Englishman who views this project as “ongoing body of work” that dates back to his days at Central Saint Martins when he was up … Read more
