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As the sun shines brightly and the days get longer, summer fashion comes to life, with trends coming and going. It’s an exciting time of year, with styles coming and going just like the summer days. Unlike the slow evolution of winter fashion, summer trends show how fast the fashion world is moving.This summer’s fashion is a vibrant mix of styles that reflect the current fashion mood. Leading the way is the cottagecore trend, which feels like a dreamy escape to the countryside. Think flowy dresses with floral prints, puff sleeves and lace details that evoke a nostalgic feeling. This…

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The concerns surrounding the adoption of electric vehicles in the U.S. are often the same — charging, range, cost — but Gen Z, those born between 1997 and the early 2010s, have different concerns than older generations of buyers, according to new Autolist research released this week.The 2024 Electric Vehicle Survey presents results for the entire survey group as well as results by age group. Overall concerns about range and price have decreased since last year’s survey.The average list price of a new electric vehicle fell 2.4% from a year ago to $62,450 in June, according to CarGurus data, which…

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Billy Butcher’s “satanic” vibe and dry humor are the highlights of Amazon Prime Video’s “The Boys.” The self-proclaimed government-sponsored vigilante, who brings his own twisted sense of justice to Superman and co., has entertained audiences with his colorful language and straightforward storylines. However, it’s William Butcher, the founder and leader of “The Boys,” who has been in the spotlight since the first episode. Whether it’s his devilish references to pop culture or making light of a predicament, viewers can always count on Billy to liven up the mood and have the last laugh. Though most of his relentless plots to…

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After Lil Yachty made some controversial comments about New York fashion, Juelz Santana and Fivio Foreign spoke out against him.The Atlanta rapper faced backlash after criticizing New York fashion on a recent episode of his podcast, “A Safe Place.””Everybody used to copy Atlanta. You said that too,” Yachty told guest Cash Cobain. “You said Atlanta was a huge influence. … As far as style goes, I don’t think there’s anything wrong with New York fashion.”On Tuesday, Juelz and Fivio responded to Yachty’s comments on their social media pages, with Juelz saying she was incredulous that Yachty claimed trendsetters come from…

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Jordan Chiles knows what a successful beauty routine is. After all, her skincare and makeup will be put to the ultimate test – whether they can withstand all the impressive flips and spins she performs while competing. The gold medal-winning gymnast is currently competing in the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris as part of Team USA, where she just won gold with her teammates in the women’s team final, and she shared all her beauty tips and tricks with Vogue in a Beauty Secrets tutorial, including how to keep your makeup on during competitions. The breakdown is as follows: Chiles,…

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A new survey has found that one in three Gen Z kids feel they have to be “perfect”, amid growing concerns about the impact of social media on their mental health.The survey of 1,600 young people between the ages of 10 and 18 found that girls are about 14 percentage points more likely to seek perfection than boys, and teenagers between the ages of 13 and 18 were more likely to do so than younger kids.”In the pre-teen years, it’s all about play, exploration, and development. As teens, they’re establishing their identity and social roles, and suddenly approval becomes important,”…

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Many employers are still figuring out how to achieve LGBTQ inclusivity in the workplace, and for Zappos, this starts with health care benefits.Zappos, the online shoe and clothing retailer, uses the Human Rights Campaign’s Healthcare Equality Index as a guide when crafting inclusive benefits and policies. While the index is specifically intended to help health care facilities promote equality among employees and patients, Zappos uses the standard to ensure it isn’t unintentionally discriminating against members of the LGBTQ community. For Zappos, this means fully covered health insurance premiums, six weeks of parental leave for all parents regardless of their history…

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Lil Yachty’s recent comments about New York fashion have drawn a lot of backlash, especially from Harlem’s Juelz Santana. On the July 24 episode of A Safe Place Podcast, Yachty made waves when he spoke out about New York City’s influence on fashion and hip-hop. The Atlanta rapper suggested that New York’s fashion scene lacks originality and that Atlanta is the new trendsetter in the industry.Yachty’s controversial remarksOn the podcast, Lil Yachty expressed his view that New York’s fashion scene has lost steam. “I feel like New York has never had, I don’t want to say an identity,” Yachty said.…

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As more urban hikers hit the trails of Miami’s new Underline and Houston’s Buffalo Bayou Greenway Connector, more are rediscovering Pittsburgh’s unique urban challenge. More than 700 steps wind their way up the steep hills surrounding the city, passing through dense residential neighborhoods and dense foliage. “The Stairs,” as locals call them, offer spectacular views of downtown Pittsburgh and may make you feel like you’re standing on a peak in the nearby Allegheny Mountains.History of Pittsburgh’s StairsFrom the early 1900s through the 1970s, Pittsburgh was one of America’s leading steel-manufacturing cities, producing over 20 million tons of steel annually by…

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A new TikTok trend called “Underconsumercore” is gaining traction online. The trend promotes minimalism and thrift, encouraging people to maximise the usefulness of their purchases and only buy what they truly need, challenging the culture of consumerism. Instead of showing off piles of clothes, makeup, or overflowing refrigerator shelves, users post videos showcasing their thrift store purchases, frugal wardrobes, and practical, well-used everyday items. This growing trend can be linked to some of the challenges facing young people today, including increasing economic pressures, environmental concerns, and societal pressures, all of which are especially impacting Gen Z and young millennials. If…

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