
Mum was surprised when I first expressed interest in wearing a jade bangle. “You know they’re for old ladies, right?”
How can we justify buying feel-good things like beauty products in economic uncertainty?
I went to school with girls from a range of different cultural backgrounds: Egyptian, Lebanese, Italian. As different as our looks were, we all had one thing in common, the burning desire for straight hair.
In this episode, Zione chats with Sasha Kutabah Sarago, a Wadjanbarra Yidinji, Jirrbal and African-American author, filmmaker and speaker. A former model, Sasha is now a passionate advocate for increased diversity, equity, and inclusion in fashion and beauty. Hear her thoughts on decolonising…
For me, the most important thing has always been validating my own hunger and desire - be it for food, sex, intellectual stimulation or love. There is never ‘enough’.
The months during which my left eye remained blind, while filled with unspeakable worries, also served as a crash course in mindfulness.
I limited myself to dating men I would meet overseas. It is in their cities that I feel most alive and my beauty is fully appreciated.
Quick go-to advice on how to sensitively interact with someone from a different culture
Although the rise of race-based plastic surgery reflects the dominance of Western beauty ideals, it’s also proof of the ways in which standards of attractiveness are historically and culturally contingent, writes Neha Kale.
I was freaking out beforehand. I remember walking out there and my heart was going crazy. The only thought I had was ‘Don’t trip!’
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