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Think Diamond Engagement Rings Are Just Marketing? Think Again

1 week ago | verilymag.com | Abigail Singrey

You probably remember the iconic scene in The Devil Wears Prada where Meryl Streep’s character, Miranda Priestly, educates her unsuspecting assistant, Andrea, played by Anne Hathaway, on the true power of fashion. That seemingly ordinary blue sweater?
The Path To My Profession: Lights, Camera, Action

2 weeks ago | verilymag.com | Keelia Clarkson

The first answer I ever gave to the classic, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” question was simple: “An actress.”For many of us, that answer changes over time as we discover more about what our passions are, what our skills are. But for me, that answer never changed. Two and a half decades later, I still want to be an actress. From the time I was a little girl, I loved movies.
4 Easy Minimalist Tips Inspired by Marie Kondo on Living Big in a Small Space

1 month ago | verilymag.com | Lindsay Schlegel

After living in New York for four years, I can’t help but laugh when I see portrayals of a “Manhattan apartment” on TV or in a movie. Without fail, the spaces are unrealistically gigantic, full of decorative pieces that serve no secondary function, and in real life would cost way more than the characters could afford.
Spring Has Some Surprising Health Benefits—Here’s How to Embrace Them

1 month ago | verilymag.com | Julia Hogan

Don’t you just love spring? While I’m a big fan of winter’s coziness (especially chunky sweaters and fireplaces), the barren trees start to get old by the time March rolls around. After months of feeling stuck inside with evergreens and balsam-scented candles as our nature fix, spring’s blossoms, fresh seasonal produce, and warmer weather are a welcome change.
Making of a Mom: Diagnosis: Mother

1 month ago | verilymag.com | Hannah Huber

Before I was a mother, I was a nurse. When people asked what I did, that’s what I told them. Now, I spend most of my days working as a mother, but I carry with me the skills I gained as a nurse. In nursing school, we’re trained to identify symptoms and diagnosis to help create treatment plans for our patients: Nurses and patients will ideally be working together to fine tune those goals and treatments to get them to increased health and wellness.
Ilona Maher Is Bringing Body Positivity Back

1 month ago | verilymag.com | Madeline Fry Schultz

More than five years ago, the New Yorker writer Jia Tolentino proclaimed that we were living in the age of “Instagram face.” Thanks to pressure from social media, she wrote, the female beauty standard had been distilled into “a single, cyborgian look.” You probably know what she’s talking about if you spend any time on social media or following pop stars, who all seem to have the look of a Los Angeles model, iced matcha in her hands and filler in her lips.
What Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice Can Teach Us About Marriage - Verily

Feb 12, 2025 | verilymag.com | Beatrice Scudeler

What makes a proposal worth accepting?
Warm Up Your Winter With These Outings and Outfits

Feb 7, 2025 | verilymag.com | Blanca Thérèse Morales

When the winter doldrums start to kick in, it’s a good time to get creative—with both your outfits and outings. I know what you’re thinking—it’s cold, and it sounds much nicer to stay in and wear cozy PJs. I don’t blame you, but as I’ve learned from friends and family in Minne-snow-ta, life must go on…even in the winter. A great antidote to those winter blues is a fun activity, good company, and yes—something you feel good in.
How to Embrace “Underconsumption Core”

Jan 29, 2025 | verilymag.com | Madeline Fry Schultz

When I was growing up, my mom used to repeat to me the Depression-era mantra, “Use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without.” I still think of that today when I squeeze the last globs of toothpaste out of the tube or pass on a trendy pair of sunglasses at the store (I already have three perfectly functional pairs at home!). Being a thrifty queen, and passing the practice on to your daughter, is nothing new.
Here’s Where I’ve Found Leisure and Joy in Motherhood

Jan 13, 2025 | verilymag.com | Jody Benson

Berthe Morisot’s 1883 painting Young Woman Knitting has been my desktop background for a few years now. Morisot’s scattered and sweeping strokes are balanced by the stillness of a woman at her task. To depict such a mundane moment was somewhat controversial in nineteenth-century France, as those subjects were not seen as valuable or of academic interest. Morisot reminds us that beauty and joy exist in our ordinary lives.