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5 Summer Fashion Steals To Add To Your Amazon Cart

08/12/22 7:00 AM

I wanted to pull together a quick little roundup of 5 Amazon fashion steals to add to your cart this summer The post 5 Summer Fashion Steals To Add To Your Amazon Cart appeared first on Scout The City.

A job that changed me: I was a rookie tour guide for art lovers – no one goes harder than active seniors in search of cultural enrichment

10/26/26 2:00 PM

I spent time in some of the greatest art institutions with groups of self-funded retirees. But a vacation it was notRead more in the a job that changed me seriesIn 2012 I was living in Sydney, halfway through the shelf life of our annual theatric political satire The Wharf Revue, although I didn’t know that at the time. I was also doing some work for the Art Gallery of New South Wales, hosting panel discussions and interviews, when a colleague asked if I would be interested in co-leading a guided tour to New York, focusing on art and theatre. Of course I said yes.Handling the art side of things was my gallery colleague Brian Ladd and together we landed in a wintry Manhattan in January with about 25 guests largely, shall we say, a certain demographic who were keen to sample the cultural delights of the great metropolis. Continue reading...

Allotmentcore: why everyone is dressing like Barbara in The Good Life

10/26/26 10:00 AM

Clogs, chore jackets, straw hats and woven baskets are the look of the season. But are the brands and people embracing this aesthetic really doing any gardening?Lately, it feels like you can’t move for clogs. Everywhere you look, it’s straw hats, dungarees, floaty dresses, chore jackets and basket bags – and that’s in city centres, not garden centres. This is the rise of “allotmentcore” – somewhere between the linen-clad luxury of the “coastal grandmother” and the whimsical outdoorsiness of “cottagecore” – and it’s coming for all of our autumns.“I’d describe it as Little House on the Prairie meets Felicity Kendal in The Good Life, meets Bill and Ben,” says Mal James, professor of fashion design at the University of Edinburgh. “With the overall style of an imaginary love child of Monty Don and Pamela Anderson, the reinvented queen of garden chic.” It’s true that Anderson – once most famous for sporting a high-leg red swimsuit – has more recently become a pioneer of the allotmentcore style, living “romantically” in midi dresses and bandanas, frequently clutching floral bouquets. Popular brands include the family-run Carrier Company from Norfolk, Danish designers Skall Studio and Welsh-founded lifestyle label Toast. As online fashion publication Who What Wear put it: “If it looks like you’re ready to sport a pair of pruning shears at any moment, you’ve got the look right.” Continue reading...

An ‘impossible build’ and a lamp to calm the senses: Australia’s Good Design awards 2026 – in pictures

10/13/26 2:00 PM

From a vessel for grieving parents to a seal for packaged foods, this year’s Good Design award recipients won praise for providing thoughtful solutions to extraordinary or everyday scenariosSolar ‘traffic controller’ for apartments takes top design award‘Floats above the landscape’: the architect whose designs touch the earth lightly Continue reading...

Anthony Vaccarello’s decade at Saint Laurent comes to an end – in pictures

10/09/26 5:00 PM

After 10 years as creative director of the Paris-based luxury brand, the designer bows out. From a rock’n’roll aesthetic to see-through brogues, here are 10 stand-out moments Continue reading...

As Stablecoins Grow but US Businesses Hold Back, Cregis Opens Its First US Office

10/24/26 1:18 AM

The U.S. stablecoin market has expanded rapidly, but adoption by businesses remains limited. For Cregis, the gap points to a problem that goes beyond the technology itself. When Cregis founder and CEO Shawn Yan looks at the U.S. market, he sees a familiar pattern: digital assets are becoming harder for financial institutions and businesses to […] The post As Stablecoins Grow but US Businesses Hold Back, Cregis Opens Its First US Office appeared first on Grit Daily News.

Ava Ryan Reveals the 2016 Trends That Still Hold Up: From Taco Bell Throwbacks to the Snapchat Dog Filter

08/19/26 1:00 AM

Ava Ryan tells ET the 2016 trends that still hold up today while celebrating Taco Bell's Decades #TBTB Menu.

Biopsies, aerial drills and a personal pizza: a day in the life of a shark scientist

09/06/26 4:00 PM

Jasmin Graham, a shark scientist and science communicator, also makes time in her day to practice her hobbies and play music bingo with friends“Sharks are not monsters, they just need better PR,” writes Jasmin Graham. And she should know: Graham is a shark scientist and science communicator.Here’s what a day in Graham’s life in Sarasota, Florida looks like. Continue reading...

BioSensor Solutions’ Biodegradable Sensors Deliver the Living-Soil Signal Precision Ag Still Lacks

10/26/26 2:33 PM

USDA is directing a fresh wave of money toward regenerative practices, expanding its Regenerative Pilot Program to $1 billion for fiscal 2027 through EQIP and CSP. The agency’s own rules still lean on periodic soil health tests at the start and end of a contract. Farmers adopting cover crops, reduced tillage, or nutrient management get […] The post BioSensor Solutions’ Biodegradable Sensors Deliver the Living-Soil Signal Precision Ag Still Lacks appeared first on Grit Daily News.

Carrie Julier of SEV Reveals How to Put Your Razor Into Retirement With Laser Hair Removal Tips

08/12/26 10:31 PM

Carrie Julier of SEV tells ET what not to do before and after laser hair removal for the smoothest results.

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