Lifestyle
Lifestyle
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Perfectionism is associated with a long list of psychological disorders, the problem is notoriously hard to treat and it’s on the rise
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Technology and economics could radically change our understanding of the family in years to come – and deepen inherited privilege -
We all know squirrelling away some money is sensible – but that doesn’t necessarily make it appealing. Here’s how to get in the habit
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There are uncomfortable thoughts at the root of most envy, writes Eleanor Gordon-Smith, and more often than not those thoughts are about yourself -
Sliced or chopped garlic is nowhere near as potent as crushed, but it depends what you want from it
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One way or another, our diet is going to be transformed. But will it be better or worse for us and the planet?
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Sleep better, get fit, be kinder and improve your carbon footprint with these simple fixes -
I was spending 12 hours a day trying to feed my son. You were convinced the solution was more time and effort from me -
What does a dietician feed their children? Does a dentist rule out sweets? And how does a psychologist cope with troublesome teens?
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After a year in which fashion was heavily criticised for its environmental impact, we look back at the progress – or lack of it – made by the industry in 2019 -
From gentrified surfers to hordes of luxe hippies, these are the trends and subcultures that defined Australian fashion in the 2010s
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Glossier, the cult beauty brand, is transforming the way women use makeup. Emily Weiss, founder and ‘disruptor’, shares her vision for the cosmetics industry that’s made her start-up worth $1.2bn in five years -
Despite Nike and Tommy Hilfiger X Zendaya making clothes for a disabled audience, the conversation around it is just beginning
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The ascent of Katie Holmes, Billy Porter’s Oscars gown and the welcome end of the Victoria’s Secret show – we look back at the highs and lols to remember, as well as those best left behind -
From Annie Leibovitz’s quartet of ‘motherhood’ Vogue covers, to Cosmopolitan’s first solo non-female star, Jonathan Van Ness, the new year now trumps the new season on the style calendar
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Falling off the keep-fit wagon in February is as much a cliche as jumping on it in January – here, three experts explain how to boost your chances of staying on track -
There are a dizzying number of apps promising to get you in shape – even if you can’t get to a gym. But can any of them keep our writers moving? -
Fred McConnell thanks Jo for her care and common sense, making no fuss or fanfare
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Island-hopping, nightlife, nature reserves, city breaks and walks, plus top places to eat and stay. We share our favourite finds of the past 12 months
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