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A Love Letter to Whimsy: Inside the AuroraBelle Universe
Founded by Arabella, a 20-year-old artist and designer, the AuroraBelle Universe exists somewhere between fashion brand, art project, and emotional scrapbook.
Skinny Culture
Look in the mirror and convince yourself that you understand what you look like; start to get an idea and then realize that when you see a picture of yourself off of the university's social media or your mom's Facebook account, you have no idea what you actually look like. Scroll through your own social media feed and compare your face to the mirror, scrutinize every detail, and become even more confused.
Living With Anxiety and Getting in the Driver’s Seat
The anxiety is still a part of me, lingering in the back of my mind as it does for many people, attempting to make itself known in small moments, whether it be conversations with new people or as my worst critic runs its mouth; the key was to stop listening.
Olivia Rodrigo Carries the Torch in a Babydoll Dress
On her style evolution, the political history of the babydoll dress, and why we all need to stop policing women’s bodies!
The Cutting Factory Cares for More Than Just Your Hair
Sara Viklund, owner of The Cutting Factory and hairstylist with over 20 years of experience, is on a mission to change the mindset of a world that values academic skill over creativity.
Do You Need to Change Your Life, or Do You Just Need to Put Your Phone Down?
Every week, a new it-girl item flashes across my screen, carrying a promise far larger than its price tag: the promise of radical transformation.
How EMPATH is Embracing Summer
On May 19th, EMPATH, a Los Angeles-based fashion brand, released its spring 2026 collection.
10 Films That Feel Like Spring
A curated list of films to help usher in a new season of blossoming!
Your Instagram Feed Isn’t Cohesive, It’s Obsessive.
No matter the vision, the ability to have vision at all is evidence that documenting our existence might be the most self-mythologizing thing one can do.
Francene Rouelle: Exclusive Interview
Coming off her supporting slot for Tate McRae in her Miss Possessive tour and landing a spot on Spotify’s Fresh Finds Pop playlist for “september bby” Francene Rouelle is aiming for the stars.
The girls are bringing back physical media and you should too.
Analog living is coming back and it feels like a piece of humanity is coming along with it.
A cult classic is being brewed: Forbidden Fruits Review/Analysis
Whether you’re watching for the campy vibes or the seemingly never-ending metaphors, this is a film that will sweep you off your feet.
What Can Stop You from Loving Someone?: A Review on The Drama
People go through things. People do messed up things. People think messed things up. That’s just real. But the question is how much of that do you hold onto when you’re looking at who they are now?
Embracing Confidence and Rejecting Social Media’s Version of You
When our lives revolve around the picture-perfect influencer cosplaying the utopian life and promoting temporary gratification through the next viral product, there’s no other option aside from self-hatred.
Sometimes You Gotta Put on a Red Lip and Keep It Moving
Everyone has their own “red lip.” Maybe it’s a really bold pair of shoes. Maybe it’s no bra. Maybe it’s a hair color. It’s something you choose not to hide, something that feels like you actively telling yourself and the world, this is me, I am here.
Why Leopard Print Makes a Statement
Leopard print is not just the latest fashion trend, but a pattern with rich historical context. “I’m here, I exist, and I won’t be neutral.”
Social Media Has Tricked You Into the Belief That Other People Are Constantly Thinking AboutYou – They Are Not.
All the time and energy that you’re spending on performing for an audience that does not care is draining all the personality from you.
The Art of a Karaoke Song
Karaoke is more than a fun week night activity. It’s bonding, self expression, and above all FUN.