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3 weeks ago | 
theeverygirl.com | Madeline Galassi
I take after my mom in more ways than not. I’ve always resembled her physically, but now that I’m an adult, I can see that the traits of hers I tried so hard to bypass as an adolescent are the same ones I’m grateful to have now. I’ll always be happy to have inherited my mom’s ability to laugh at herself and the way she prioritizes her friendships, but perhaps most of all—I do owe my career to it—I’m glad I inherited her appreciation for style.
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3 weeks ago | 
theeverygirl.com | Madeline Galassi
I take after my mom in more ways than not. I’ve always resembled her physically, but now that I’m an adult, I can see that the traits of hers I tried so hard to bypass as an adolescent are the same ones I’m grateful to have now. I’ll always be happy to have inherited my mom’s ability to laugh at herself and the way she prioritizes her friendships, but perhaps most of all—I do owe my career to it—I’m glad I inherited her appreciation for style.
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1 month ago | 
theeverygirl.com | Madeline Galassi
A few weeks before I started seventh grade (after many months of begging), my mom took me to my local mall’s MAC counter to get my very first makeup products. After 45 minutes of getting shade matched, I left the store with a bottle of MAC Face & Body, a concealer, and a compact of the blush ‘Melba’ in tow. I put the coral-peach on my cheeks every day for years after that.
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1 month ago | 
theeverygirl.com | Madeline Galassi
Over the past few weeks, my usual, semi-productive Sunday night routine has taken the backseat in exchange for a glorious 60 minutes of my eyes glued to my TV, taking in every second of season three of The White Lotus.
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1 month ago | 
theeverygirl.com | Madeline Galassi
Since Zac Posen took over as the Creative Director at Gap Inc. in February 2024, the brand has unsurprisingly undergone quite the transformation. While the name formerly mustered up images of fluorescent mall lights and early-2000s holiday ads (which still hold up, by the way), Anne Hathaway stepping onto the red carpet in a Gap corset dress last May solidified the rumors as true: Gap is so back.
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1 month ago | 
theeverygirl.com | Madeline Galassi
Picture this: You just got spent a day at the beach with your friends, breaking up your time sitting in a lounge chair sipping on an ice-cold drink with quick dips in the ocean. Suddenly five hours passed by, and you just got back to your hotel to get ready for your dinner reservation (it’s still three hours away, though—you’ve got time).
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1 month ago | 
theeverygirl.com | Madeline Galassi |Bianca Kratky
I’ll admit, I joined the blush game pretty late. It wasn’t until I got a sunburn on my face (wear SPF, y’all), that I realized how cute a little red cheek and nose looked. And when the temperatures dropped and my face started to look lifeless, I turned to blushes to bring some of that color back to my skin. I’m almost (key word: almost!) ashamed to admit that I now own about 20 different shades of blushes.
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2 months ago | 
theeverygirl.com | Madeline Galassi
A great pair of jeans, a crisp button-up, a polished blazer—there are some pieces you add to your wardrobe with the good faith that they’ll be in style forever. And while there’s comfort in knowing those staples are nestled in your closet, ready to be leaned on year after year, there’s also a lot of excitement to be had when they get a modern update.
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2 months ago | 
theeverygirl.com | Madeline Galassi
Author, stylist, fashion editor, and influencer Caroline Vazzana has always loved fashion. After Project Runway debuted when she was 14, she immediately knew she wanted to do something similar. After graduating from college in 2014 with her degree in fashion design and marketing, she started her career at Teen Vogue and InStyle with the goal to be a magazine editor—but whispers about social media being the “next big thing” led her to posting her daily outfits on her Instagram.
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2 months ago | 
theeverygirl.com | Madeline Galassi
The Best Your-Skin-But Better Phlur Perfume: Missing PersonKey notes: Skin Musk, Bergamot Nectar, Blonde WoodInarguably Phlur’s most talked-about perfume, Missing Person went viral for its nostalgic, your-skin-but-better scent that you can’t quite put your finger on, but feels undeniably familiar. Perfumer Constance Georges-Picot, who worked on Missing Person, wanted the scent to encompass the clean-skin scent of just getting out of the bath.
