Lifestyle Editor Marco Pretara calls out the appropriation of a ‘homeless chic’ style in the world of fashion, and states that this glamorisation of real life suffering needs to stop.
→In the latest addition to our HERSTORY series, Katie Byng-Hall recounts the life of Marsha P. Johnson, a black, trans woman who was a prominent figure in leading the Stonewall Uprising of 1969.
→Katie Byng-Hall discusses the #VogueChallenge trend.
→Megan Gaen discusses British Vogue’s July cover stars, who have gone from ‘frontline to front cover’, and how this could be a sign of the popular publication moving towards more representative journalism.
→Model and activist Munroe Bergdorf has been rehired by L’Oreal, joining their new diversity and inclusion board in an effort to create real change against racial discrimination particularly within the beauty industry.
→Get a taste of a summer holiday with these drinks from around the world.
→In her time, Hypatia was the world’s leading academic in mathematics and astronomy, perhaps the only woman in history for whom such a claim can be made.
→Megan Gaen shows us some of the fantastic brands who are selling items to fundraise for our brilliant NHS.
→Zarah Akhavan-Moossavi feels that whilst conspiracy theories have become commonplace in pop culture, it is always important to try and honour the truth within them.
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Lifestyle Editor Marco Pretara explores the history of witchcraft, and how far we could view it as one big conspiracy theory.
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