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How to Wear White Denim

Style can sometimes mean stepping outside of your comfort zone. And let’s face it when it comes to denim, this means going beyond the everyday

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Vacation is fun, but for most packing is not. Here are a few tips to help you master the packing process. 1. Make a packing

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Travel addicts are dreamers. We long for the far away, picture ourselves on planes, and love to imagine strange surroundings. That is, until reality sets

How to Throw a Dinner Party

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On Trend: Animal Prints

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6 Houseplants for a Healthier Home

There’s nothing like a well-curated display of indoor plants! It’s impressive on two levels–the artistic and the practical. It takes some skill to maintain plants,

Iconic American Fashion

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How These Items Got Their Name

Do designers just pick names they like out of thin air? Do they obsess over their decisions as if naming a child? Where—to put it

The Future is Sporty

You’ve most likely seen it by now: “dressy” sweatpants, fleece bomber jackets, or sparkling clean running shoes paired with a suit. If you haven’t, then

3 Quick Hairstyles for Work

For most of us, the daily grind isn’t always inspiring. Even if you are totally jazzed about your 9-5, it’s likely that you’d rather hit

On Trend: Sale into Spring

In the post holiday mess, it’s easy to get swallowed up in a sea of sales and sensational price slashes. Avoid making mistakes by keeping

Arts and Crafts

In the late nineteenth century, art critic John Ruskin and textile designer William Morris advocated the embracement of natural patterns inspired by the British countryside.

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