I want the Warby Parker of hearing aids: smart-looking and aesthetic and maybe tortoiseshell. I'd even settle for an ear trumpet.
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What We Really Mean When We Say Something Is ‘Flattering’
Often, the word “flattering” simply boils down to camouflaging your body’s flaws.
Pay to Slay: The Language of MLM
No longer is the promise simply extra income: In its place is a rhetoric that reads like a patois of pseudo-empowering marketplace feminism with a tinge of gig economy side hustle-speak.
Inside the Minds of Self-Proclaimed Makeup Addicts
Here’s how our brains — and the internet — can turn a hobby into a full-blown obsession. (We’re looking at you, YouTube gurus.)
Where Do Tiki Bartenders Find All Those Tropical Shirts?
“I love power-clashing patterns... I feel like leopard print is a neutral.”
Why Do People Buy Pricey Fakes?
Class anxiety festers and thrives under capitalism. Buying fakes can feel like a sneaky way of beating these luxury empires at their own game.