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Why Everyone on TikTok Is Talking About Chinese Medicine

TikTok’s latest wellness wave is all about slowing down, tuning in, and going back to ancient roots. Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), once considered niche in the Western world, is now everywhere…from your algorithm to your group chat. But as gua sha, acupressure, and herbal teas go viral, it’s worth asking: what are we really embracing, and are we doing it with respect?

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The Fashion Brands Defining 2026 Olympic Style and Merch

This year’s collabs aren’t just about team spirit, they’re about showing up in style. Whether you’re watching from the bleachers, your couch, or the Italian Alps, these fashion drops make a strong case for collecting merch you’ll actually want to wear year-round. Here are the best collabs to shop now before they sell out.

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Is Working From Home Worth Less Money?

Employees across industries are re-evaluating how much of their lives they are willing to trade for a paycheck. According to a Headway survey, 56 percent of people say working from home has improved their work-life balance, a concept that once felt aspirational but now feels essential.

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The Rise of Everyday Accessories as Political Emblems in Fashion History

Fashion accessories have long functioned as quiet witnesses to social movements. Unlike grand speeches or historic legislation, accessories operate at the human scale. They sit on bodies, pass through crowds, and move through daily life. For women especially, everyday fashion items have often become unexpected emblems of political participation and resistance.

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How Clare and Christina Kimeze Reframed the Entire Eyewear Industry

When Clare and Christina Kimeze went shopping for sunglasses, they weren’t looking for a business idea. They were just trying to find frames that actually fit their faces. But as Black British women with distinct facial features that weren’t being considered in mainstream eyewear design, what they discovered instead was a massive gap in the luxury market, and no one was filling it.

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