Nicola Dall'Asen

2 weeks ago | allure.com | Nicola Dall'Asen

My boobs had become a real pain in my… well, boobs. I’ve had slightly uneven breasts since puberty—a totally normal thing—but due to weight fluctuation over the past few years, they gradually developed a whopping two-cup-size difference: My two average Cs became a saggy B and an even saggier D. To say the very least, it was wildly uncomfortable—not to mention inconvenient when it came to getting dressed.

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Nicola Dall'Asen

13 hours agoWe Predict These Bestsellers Will Disappear Fast In Amazon’s Big Spring SaleEverything from anti-aging beauty products to Airpods to the best cleaning appliances around. Every time a major Amazon sale comes our way, we pay particularly close attention to the items that sell out the quickest and seem to be the most coveted by our readers.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Nicola Dall'Asen

God, it is such a thing to turn 30. I wanted to believe that my friends and I wouldn’t be defined by the stereotypes of this particular age, yet I’m constantly affronted with all the clichés that come with it. These days, we’re all talking less about our adventures in dating over endless beers at the dive bar and instead detailing the minutia of our annual tax filings over an early dinner and single glass of wine (it’s so easy to get hungover now).

1 month ago | allure.com | Nicola Dall'Asen

Welcome back to Learning Curve, a column where we unpack the complicated experience of accepting your own body in a world that doesn't seem to want you to. In this edition, Nicola examines her combative relationship with plastic surgery—which changed drastically after she went under the knife herself. Plastic surgery and I have never really gotten along.

1 month ago | ca.style.yahoo.com | Nicola Dall'Asen

All products featured on Allure are independently selected by Allure editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, Condé Nast may earn an affiliate commission. Ana JarénWelcome back to Learning Curve, a column where we unpack the complicated experience of accepting your own body in a world that doesn't seem to want you to. In this edition, Nicola examines her combative relationship with plastic surgery—which changed drastically after she went under the knife herself.