New Style Idea

Filler—it seems like more people are talking openly about it than they were before, and while we're all here for removing the taboo, we recognize it's easy to assume that  everyone is getting it. Blame it on our ever-increasing consumption of social media or perhaps just the ever-increasing idolization of the Jenner - Kardashian clan, but the treatment is most definitely on the rise, and people are booking treatments not only at a faster rate but at a younger rate as well. (And hey, as someone who got her first pump of lip filler at the age of 24, I'm definitely a contributing statistic.) “In our youth-based culture, it’s become all about slowing down the clock,” the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery ( AAFPRS ) cites. “The number of patients under 30 seeking cosmetic tweaks continues to grow, and 51% of AAFPRS members agree that more patients now emphasize early maintenance with increasing numbers of men and women in their 20s and 30s opting

Slippers, sweatsuits, boxer-style shorts, tube socks, leggings, and tie-dye anything . If you didn’t already own these things prior to the pandemic or if you just had a few, my guess is that they suddenly appeared in your wardrobe in multiples sometime around April or May of 2020. The unofficial “quarantine starter pack,” as I like to refer to the grouping, took social media as well as  our shopping carts by storm and maintained its place firmly for just about a year, which is pretty much how long we spent in lockdown. But now that things are starting to open up and we actually have places to go and people to see again, what’s one to do with all these items? It would be a shame to let them go to waste after we invested so heavily in our comfy collections. Luckily, there’s a solution. While they are great for wearing at home, all these pieces can also be integrated into your going-out wardrobe. For easy and cool ideas on how to style each one and, of course, some shopping along the wa