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Is the concept of anti-ageing beauty dying out?

Is the concept of anti-ageing beauty dying out?

The beauty industry is oversaturated with products that claim to turn back the clock on our appearance, but is the rejection of growing older being replaced by new values? Scan the descriptions of pots and bottles shelved inside any beauty store and it’d be difficult to suppress the feeling that you have several new skin problems you didn’t know about priorly. The most pressing issue of all, according to various product...

By London, UK
Luxury fashion looks into developing lab-grown fur

Luxury fashion looks into developing lab-grown fur

Livestock-free replacements for conventional animal-based materials are all the rage these days. That’s why LVMH is attempting to create a plastic-free, sustainable alternative to fur using keratin, the main protein in hair.   Big news in the luxury arena: high fashion that’s suitable for vegans. Yep, you heard that right, the designer side of the industry is starting to make bids towards adopting more eco-friendly practices, with LVMH leading the charge. Trust...

By London, UK
Ralph Lauren’s new campaign sparks cultural divide

Ralph Lauren’s new campaign sparks cultural divide

The new collection pays homage to Black American collegiate style and has led to a debate about appropriation online. Its team of creators have stepped up to defend it. When you think of Ralph Lauren, you probably think of carefully knitted jumpers tied around the shoulders of white women at Sunday brunch or the tiny embellishment of a jockey on the chest of private school boys at the pub. Ralph Lauren...

By London, UK
Loneliness is more pervasive than ever among Gen Z

Loneliness is more pervasive than ever among Gen Z

According to the Prince’s Trust, young people’s overall happiness has reached an all-time low, with 30% reporting they do not know how to make friends and that they’ve never felt more alone. Call me biased, but Gen Z is impressive in every respect. They’re savvy consumers of information who are less prone to traffic in conspiracy theories, they’re on track to be the most well-educated...

By London, UK