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Protective styles continue to evolve as we endure the crisis at hand. Photo: fastcompany.com / Claudio Lavenia/Getty Images
Considerations on face masks and their impact on the psychology of the individual.
Read moreUnpacking five archetypes 90s babies love to better understand the psychology of the era’s aesthetics and what our favorite ones say about us.
Read moreSpotify playlists and style preferences go hand-in-hand: an analysis of the interconnectedness of music faves and sartorial leanings.
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The Senior Rabbi of the S&P Sephardi Community of the UK explains how clothing reflects who we are, and how we can use it to steer who we want to be.
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Me amid my plants and piles.
Stay home, yes, but plan outfits wisely to maintain a semblance of work-life balance while in lockdown.
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Understanding your psychological landscape helps to determine what clothing is right for you.
Give your closet a cerebral clean in five steps. The result? A wardrobe with meaning that reflects who you really are, with clothes that help you become who you’re supposed to be.
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UK brand Freka's range of 'fashionable facewear'.
Masks, whose functional value is dubious, have always inherently exuded a sense of ‘stay away’, but their newfound popularity sheds light on our unique attachments to specific items of clothing that satisfy our human need to either create distance, or draw others in.
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A visual representation of adjusting to life under the Covid-19 quarantine, as depicted by Edita Vilkeviciute in Vogue Japan.
Staying home days on end because of Coronavirus can get dull, to say the least. Here’s how to make it decadent and meaningful.
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Hannah Horvath, the main protagonist in Girls, unravelled when working from home.
It’s not all sweatpants, fun and games. Working from home requires getting dressed in a way that inspires elusive focus. Here’s how…
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Me in LA, encapsulated through Michael Kors’s Spring 2020 ad campaign.
Why does moving cities affect your style and sense of self so strongly? Here’s one writer’s account on her move from Los Angeles to Santa Cruz, CA.
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The content producer hates ruffles, loves sneakers, and feels like the coolest girl in the room wearing Nike Cortez with a silk suit.
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The Royal Duchess of Sussex and Prince Harry split from Britain. Via The Wall Street Journal.
Meghan Markle is departing from the UK. We saw it coming because of irreverent style choices that speak of a non-conformist personality…
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Sophia makes pizza, also.
I am a 24-year-old anxious about turning 25. And I kind of blame Sophia Loren.
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It’s not ‘what your bag says about you’, it’s about what your bag fosters in you.
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Edita Vilkeviciute reflects in Vogue Paris styled by Geraldine Saglio, captured by Chris Colls.
I took the Big 5 Personality Test and the results were almost therapeutic. Here’s my account of self-reflection, in regard to personal style, using the unbiased results of Big 5 data.
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Freja Beha Erichsen in a Zara FW19 campaign.
Think pink will cheer you up? Think again. Black isn’t just chic and timeless, it’s armor, and always will be.
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In NYC, a Barney’s Christmas window from a previous season. (Photo: vogue.com)
“The one thing about Christmas décor that always holds true is its end-of-year optimism - that stubborn messaging and belief that everything will be OK.”
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Valentino 2019 Ad Campaign with Joan Collins. (Photo: theimpression.com)
A guide to your family Christmas shopping list using the psychology of certain, entertaining, family member tropes to elevate your gift giving experience year.
Read moreBlame Instagram and millennials for all of it.
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“Self-doubt sinks into each fiber, and suddenly, instead of merely walking the streets, I feel like I own them.”
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