Whether best friends or life-long role models, our moms are beautiful and vital parts of our lives. Here’s the story of three heroes, as told by our readers.
Free People Horoscope by Tracy Allen, Week of May 13-19
Happy Mother’s Day, everyone! Will the full moon in Scorpio make it a happy week? Follow @astrotherapist on Twitter and email tallennyc@gmail.com to schedule a reading over phone or Skype. Available in-person in NYC!
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B3 Well: Why This Vitamin Is So Very Important
Let’s take a closer look at the ingredient you’re probably forgetting but should definitely remember the next time you re-up on your skincare products — niacinamide, or B3.
Backstage Pass: Remembering Joshua Tree
We’ve curated a few favorite pix from our recent sojourn in the California desert… Sit back, grab the sunscreen, and embrace the warmth and memories…
Disconnect To Connect: Your Homeaway From Home
If you find yourself “losing touch” with what you know, consider it instead a rare opportunity to embrace the quiet and learn to reconnect with the people and environment around you…
Sun-Safe Makeup for Long, Hot Days
Because the best makeup this season comes with SPF, sunscreen already built in. How easy is that?
Office Style: Meet One of Our Moms – Blair
“Watching them blossom into their own little people with interests and opinions is so incredible.”
Getting Reacquainted With the Little You
Nina Endrst recently discovered an old friend — her 7 year-old self — who helped and continues to help her overcome significant obstacles. Want to locate yours?
Free People Horoscope by Tracy Allen, Week of May 6-12
How do Mercury’s moves affect you this week? Follow @astrotherapist on Twitter and email tallennyc@gmail.com to schedule a reading over phone or Skype. Available in-person in NYC!
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Shoe Diaries: Beatrice Fischel-Bock
The intelligent, warm and subdued co-founder of Hutch allows us to take a walk in her shoes…while she walks in ours.
Bring On the Blooms — The May Calendar Is Here
Office Style: Meet Snow
True story: “When I was in high school, I wore sweatpants and a hoodie so many days in a row that my mom offered to pay me to wear real clothes. ” — Snow