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Slow living, local craft and practical urban style
Intentional habits that simplify daily life Slow living is about selective attention. It is not austerity. It is choosing fewer,
How far $1,000 really goes on Miami Beach now
Budget travelers face post-boom reality A Wall Street Journal test trip to Miami Beach this week found that $1,000 still
‘OVERQUALIFIED’ IS A RED FLAG AGAIN—AND IT’S COSTING JOB SEEKERS
Why experience can scare off today’s cost-cutting employers Hiring managers in a tight-margin economy are increasingly wary of candidates with
VOX POP: GEN Z IS BRINGING 2000s FASHION BACK, BUT THIS TIME IT’S “SOFT ARMOR,” NOT PARTY GLAM
Cargo belts and low-rise again — but remixed The early-2000s look is everywhere again: visible waistbands, cargo skirts, glossy lips,
Want a better memory? Rethink what memory is
New science, practical habits, and myths to drop A growing body of research says memory is less a hard drive
MILES DAVIS’S STYLE REVISITED: INSIDE A JAZZ LEGEND’S WARDROBE
Fashion history meets music legacy A new Wall Street Journal feature revisits the personal style of Miles Davis, unpacking how
GEN Z REVIVES Y2K OFFICE STYLE—AND TAKES IT TO WORK
Why the early-2000s look won’t quit Wide-leg pants, boxy tees and wired headphones are back—this time in meeting rooms and
AI CHATBOT CONTROLS: META LETS PARENTS LIMIT TEENS’ CONVERSATIONS
Safety tools for supervised accounts Meta previewed new parental controls that let adults curb or fully block teens’ chats with
GEN Z’S ‘HERITAGE HAND-ME-DOWN’ HYPE GOES MAINSTREAM—WHY BRANDS ARE LEANING IN
The vintage pivot From denim repaired with visible mending to watches with faded dials, “used-looking” is now a sellable aesthetic—and
MEMBERS-ONLY GOES MAINSTREAM: PRIVATE CLUBS MOVE INTO MIDSIZE U.S. CITIES
The new hospitality playbook Private social clubs are expanding beyond coastal hubs into midsize cities, promising cabarets, curated dining and
