Jacqueline Kennedy is all over our Instagram feeds again, bringing classic fashion inspiration in our age of nostalgia. Still, in many ways, one of America’s most iconic First Ladies remains deeply misunderstood.  Scroll long enough, and you’ll find her flattened into mood boards with her pillbox hats, oversized sunglasses, and perfectly tailored skirt suits. More often than not, she’s been reduced to her epochal aesthetics alone, alongside her historic husband. But Jackie wa

Credit: The Prince and Princess of Wales If you tuned in to the fourth season of Netflix's Emily in Paris in preparation for its recently released season, you may remember a throwaway comment by Lily Collins' character that mocked Catherine, the Princess of Wales. While commenting on a long-sleeved, more mature gown her friend was wearing, she derogatorily stated it looked too “Kate Middleton”, as if it was something to hold your nose at. It was a brief moment, but the impl

Bye, Pinterest! As January kicks off with vision board nights and personal rebrands, the cornerstone of online scrapbooking is rumored to be quietly changing ownership and positioning the beloved website for more AI slop and commercial manipulation. As the social media service has already begun to lose its core audience of millennial women, it may be time to find an alternative – preferably one that nourishes our minds and hearts instead of offering commercialized "inspirat

On our once-a-month-ish catch-up call, my friend from middle school and I spoke of life and its uncanny proclivities. From job statuses to mascara reviews, we took over an hour to share the hard-hitting news of our effervescent, post-graduate lives. We’re living the dream post-grad life, working towards long-term personal and professional goals, and excited for the coming years. Yet, we also share a slight dissatisfaction with where we are in life. Cultural norms and anti-nor