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The 2018 Halloween Costumes That Are Blowing Up on Pinterest
We love digging deep into Pinterest trends — especially when Halloween is just around the corner. Need a little dress-up inspiration? We'll tell you which costumes are hot this year — and how to create them. And don't panic if you're allergic to crafting. We've got ideas for you non-DIYers too.
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Tiny Cabins in the Woods to Escape the Rat Race
In such a fast-paced world, more and more people are choosing to leave the city and head to the woods. Swapping the rat race for time alone with nature is a well-trodden path and there are plenty of idyllic woodland homes that utilize small spaces brilliantly. Here are some of the dreamiest off-grid tiny cabins in beautiful locations around the world.
Lovemoney Lifestyle
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20 Ways You’re Accidentally Being Rude
Did your parents raise you well and teach you excellent manners? Do you say “please” and “thank you,” and avoid putting your elbows on the table? Well done! But are you overdoing it? Here are a few well-intentioned habits that may seem polite on the surface but can easily cause offense.
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This artist draws famous historical figures as modern-day millennials — and the portraits are hilariously accurate
Tel-Aviv-based illustrator, content creator, and character designer Amit Shimoni has two passions: history and hipsters. He's combined them for his latest project, called "HIPSTORY," which reimagines iconic historical figures as modern-day hipsters.
INSIDER Lifestyle
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The 10 Best Plants for a Colorful Winter Garden
If you live in a place with seasons, your garden probably looks like a sad, dead, brown wasteland from November to April. Well…unless you invest in smart and stalwart plantings. We checked in with our friend Kate Karam, editorial director of the nursery company Monrovia, for the best botanicals for year-round life and color. (Plant ‘em in the fall before the first hard freeze and enjoy their beauty 24/7, 365.) RELATED: 12 Gorgeous Perennials That Love the Shade
PureWow Lifestyle
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Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid are both confirmed for the 2018 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show
It's official: Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid are both confirmed for the 2018 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. Rumors about the two young models' return to the Victoria's Secret runway began swirling back in mid-September, when 46 models, including Karlie Kloss, were announced as cast in this year's show. But Hadid and Jenner, both of whom have walked in the lingerie spectacular in the past, were noticeably missing from the roster. The news was...
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5 Personality Traits Of Everyday Psychopaths
Hollywood often portrays psychopaths as serial killers, but not all psychopaths are that evil. Many exhibit psychopathic traits to a much lesser degree. In fact, you've likely encountered a few psychopaths, who are actually relatively common...
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Best Under-the-Radar Restaurant in Every State
In every state there are beloved but little-known restaurants that serve up phenomenal food. Locals may not want to spread the word for fear of long lines, or maybe these spots are far from city centers — no matter why they're low-profile, they're worth finding. Here are under-the-radar eateries for you to discover.
Cheapism Food & Drink
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What Divorced Women Wish They Had Done Differently In Their Marriages
We’ve all been there: A long-simmering relationship issue bubbles to the surface. In the heat of the moment, we say things we don’t mean. Other times, we’re too scared or too proud to clearly communicate our needs. After a breakup or divorce — and with the benefit of hindsight ― it’s easier to see where things went wrong and how issues could have been handled differently. We first asked divorced men to share what they would have done differently...
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Florals for Fall? Actually Groundbreaking
In one particularly iconic The Devil Wears Prada scene, Meryl Streep—as renowned (and fictional) editor-in-chief Miranda Priestly—berates a staff member for suggesting a fashion story about spring florals. “Florals? For spring?” Priestly asks with incredulity, before delivering her sarcastic kicker: “Groundbreaking.” Spring, with all its April showers and May flowers, is (of course) an inherently floral season. It’s pervaded by vibrant pastels, fresh energy and literal plant blooms. Naturally, the fashion set has drawn inspiration from the season time and time again, leaving the rest of us with a diverse array of floral dresses we shelve until spring makes its annual appearance. But this season, our favorite designers have branched into legitimately groundbreaking territory: They’ve tried to make fall florals happen. MORE: Cutting-Edge Ways to Style a Muted Autumn Wardrobe Just as the phrase “spring florals” sounds like a given, “fall florals” sounds like an oxymoron. Fall is about muted colors, chunky knits and clunky footwear. And we’ve long accepted that dainty, colorful florals belong nowhere in that sartorial scene. But this year, they do. MSGM, Valentino, Zimmermann and a handful of others have redefined the floral print—rendering it in a darker, more haunted autumnal palette that would take any peasant dress from “dreamy afternoon at the park” to “blustery morning in New York City.” The floral pieces they’ve created feel distinctly cold-weather appropriate—worthy of pairing with heavy layers, heavier outerwear and even heavier shoes. It’s like floral prints have been given new life—or more grounded, perhaps. They feel edgy, sophisticated and surprisingly cozy all at once. MORE: 17 Faux Fur Jackets That Aren’t Too Over the Top to Wear Daily It’s possible this sounds crazy to you—more like a nightmare than a dream. But as someone who resents the practice of seasonally retiring clothing, I’m very on board with this sudden shift. And I’d wager you will be, too—once you actually see the fall florals I’m talking about. Ahead, 31 ways to shop (or at the very least, browse) fall’s most surprising trend. Dive in—groundbreaking fashion awaits.
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25 Cheap Products That Will Make You Feel Rich
There's no need to go overboard on frugality. Minor expenditures can actually leave you feeling richer. For relatively little money, the occasional silk pillow, monogrammed bag, and top-notch socks will make your day-to-day life a little more spiffy. See what other small outlays can upgrade your life.
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5 Decorating Sins That Are Making Your Place Look Much Smaller Than It Is
“Good things come in small packages”? Yeah right, say we small-space dwellers. But gals, there are in fact ways to maximize your modest square footage. Here, the five most widespread space-shrinking decor mistakes—and how to fix ‘em fast. RELATED: The One Trick for An Infinitely Prettier Kitchen
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20 Cashmere Pieces Under $200, Because We Want to Be Cozy, Not Broke
We’ll just come out and say it: We need winter to hurry up so we can live in cashmere all day, every day. If you’ve shied away from the super-soft luxury fabric in the past due to its hefty price tag, we can assure you there are plenty of affordable options out there. We’ve rounded up twenty, from just $39 to $190. RELATED: The 50 Best Sweaters for Fall (at Every Price Point)
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IKEA Through the Years: How Our Favorite Furniture Store Shaped Our Homes
Famous for everything from flatpack furniture to steaming plates of meatballs, our favorite Swedish home furnishings store celebrates its 75th birthday this year. Many of IKEA’s products have become household names over the decades, so we’ve rounded up a collection of its bestsellers – including those now worth a fortune. From humble beginnings in rural Sweden, we look back at the quirky history of this iconic brand
Lovemoney Lifestyle
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How To Strengthen Your Friendships In 30 Minutes A Week
Admit it: You probably could be a better friend. You’re not alone. We all live busy lives; jobs, significant others, family and so many other demands tend to take precedence over quality time with your besties. They’ve probably put you on the back burner, too! It doesn’t have to be that way, though. Most friends don’t need constant attention. Carving out a little time each week ― no more than 30 minutes, even ― is all you really need to remind...
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