Perhaps one of the most stressful aspects of winter dressing is finding a coat that will keep you warm without sacrificing too much style in the process. For too long, winter coats have had a not-so-great reputation in the fashion department. They’re too bulky, too puffy, and too ridiculous-looking to be stylish. Or at least, that’s what we’ve been told.
Love them or hate them, elaborate celebrity maternity photo shoots are a pop culture trend that’s probably here to stay. Many celebs tend to enjoy keeping the early days of their pregnancy to themselves, avoiding the stress caused by prying paparazzi and nosy fans. However, when a famous mom-to-be finally does decide to confirm that there’s a bun in the oven, it's usually in the form of an artistic, and sometimes over-the-top, maternity shoot with all the bells and whistles.
Breaking up has never been easy to do. Even if you’re ready for things to be over, an unexpected and irrational fear of disappointing your partner may linger. And now, with social media involved, the whole experience can feel a bit overwhelming. It’s no longer just a separation of things or the splitting of friend groups.
Stuck in a wardrobe rut? We’ve been there. But before you go on a wild shopping spree because you have “nothing to wear,” take a long, deep breath. There’s a good chance your closet is frustrating you because you haven’t given it some much-needed attention in a while.
If you’ve become too comfortable wearing sweatpants and leggings for just about every single daily activity lately, you’re not alone. The coronavirus pandemic seriously affected pretty much everyone’s personal style. After all, when you’re relegated to your home for weeks — OK, months — on end, even the most fashionable of folks can’t help but wonder, What’s the point of getting dressed up?
So, you want to be friends with your ex? Even though the camp is divided on whether this is a good idea, it’s a totally normal response to ending a relationship with someone you cared about. They were an important part of your life. At the very least, you felt strongly enough about them to commit to a relationship. At the most, you might have started planning a future together. And there was something that brought you together, right? Right.
Online dating during COVID has become particularly tricky as video chatting has basically taken over as the primary mode of communication. Some people have chosen to enter into relationships and even cohabitate with their newfound partners. But where does that leave others who want to keep things casual during a pandemic?
For far too long, being single on Valentine's Day has been considered a faux pas, but how about we change the game this year? No boo? No bae? No problem! Let's normalize treating ourselves to the very best experiences on Valentine's Day regardless of our relationship status. We deserve it!
Whether you’ve been dating your significant other for years, or you two just started a relationship, it’s natural to ask yourself Does my boyfriend still love his ex? Obviously, if you feel it in your gut that he does, or you’re simply not sure, the best thing you can do is to be honest about these feelings and communicate them to your other half.
Knowing what you want in your relationship is the first step to getting the connection you require. This year we are moving with intention. Using the song "The Truth" by India.Arie we examine the 8 qualities necessary for a committed relationship.
No one likes fighting with their significant other, but in any relationship, you’re bound to have some disagreements, whether big or small. What's important is how you handle conflict. In order to walk away from an argument on good terms, and with a clear understanding of your partner’s point of view, there are a few things you must keep in mind.
Picture this: The new man in your life is kind, handsome, and romantic, and you have so much in common. Each date is better than the last, and for the first time, you’re starting to see a future for yourself in a long-term, committed relationship. There's only one problem: He can’t seem to stop talking about his former partner.