Could nature be the antidote to dehumanisation?

Could nature be the antidote to dehumanisation?

According to recent research, spending time in nature can enhance our perception of others’ humanity. It suggests that this commonly accessible experience could be hugely beneficial for the reignition of healthy social interactions in an increasingly isolationist world. If you know me, then you’ll know I’m an absolute sucker...

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Is MDMA about to become medicine?

Is MDMA about to become medicine?

In 2021, a clinical trial uncovered the impressive efficacy of the club drug in treating post-traumatic stress disorder. Three years later, and the F.D.A. is scheduled to make an announcement on whether it’s ready to move forward with approving Ecstasy for therapeutic use. In what’s poised to be a watershed...

Blind Gen Z activist makes history at Copenhagen Fashion Week

Blind Gen Z activist makes history at Copenhagen Fashion Week

Lucy Edwards made history as the first blind model to walk the runway at Copenhagen Fashion Week, spotlighting inclusivity in the fashion industry. When Lucy Edwards – a 24-year-old media presenter and blindness activist – stepped onto the runway at Copenhagen Fashion Week, everyone in attendance took notice. Accompanied by her guide dog and dressed in a cream co-ord from Irish designer SinΓ©ad O’Dwyer’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection, Lucy made history...

By London, UK
What is β€˜underconsumption core’ and is it a positive trend?

What is β€˜underconsumption core’ and is it a positive trend?

The latest internet micro trend sees young people celebrating a life of minimalist spending habits. But is this a sign of progress, or proof of overconsumption’s preeminence?Β  Should being frugal be a trend? Well, according to social media, it kind of is. The rapid trend cycle that has come to define the last decade has seen everything from β€˜blokette-core’ to β€˜brat-core’ dominating our cultural zeitgeist. But the latest obsession amongst young...

By Brighton, UK
This company offers discount vouchers in exchange for clothing donations

This company offers discount vouchers in exchange for clothing donations

Trashie, a US-based start-up, is aiming to reduce the amount of clothing that ends up in landfill each year. Through its initiative, those who donate their unwanted garments to the company will receive $30 back in the form of discounts and vouchers.Β  Would you be more inclined to donate unwanted clothing if you received something in exchange? With the cost-of-living crisis continuing to rage on globally, I’d argue most people...

By London, UK
Is tackiness having a moment?

Is tackiness having a moment?

Judging by a few of the latest fashion trends, we appear to be in an era of unapologetic bad taste. Here’s why we should be celebrating the end of aesthetic and welcoming in tacky with open arms. When you hear β€˜tacky’ what springs to mind? Is it the cheap nick-nacks you buy from Shein after seeing them on TikTok? Is it wearing white to a wedding? Is it those β€˜I...

By London, UK