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Allison Berry

  • Branded Lifestyle Director, BDG
New York
As seen in: BDG, Bustle, Elite Daily, Women's Health, Parents, W Magazine, KOMO-TV (Seattle, WA), Fatherly, Scary Mommy, NYLON, Romper and

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Vita Coco's New Frosted Lemonade Is The Most Refreshing Little Treat

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By Allison Berry
| Bustle Verified
Life If sunny summer afternoons were a beverage, this would be it. by Allison Berry March 30, 2026 Courtesy of Vita Coco If there’s one thing the entirety of the internet seems to get behind, it’s little treat culture. Rough day at the office? Get yourself a little treat. Finally finish that DIY project that’s been looming over you for months? You deserve a little treat. Is it simply 3:00 in the afternoon and you’re feeling a little snacky?
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Alex Webb Celebrates Italian Lifestyle in the 2026 Lavazza Calendar

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By Allison Berry, Aoife Clancy
| W Magazine Verified
Moving through the twelve months, Webb’s narrative unfolds with instinct rather than staging. Each month depicts an authentic moment of connection that echos Lavazza’s guiding idea — that pleasure makes us human. Through them all, the cup of coffee appears as an interlude, anchoring each scene in the beauty of human interaction and familiar rituals.
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Lavazza’s 2026 Calendar Makes A Strong Case For The Italian Slow Life

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By Allison Berry
| NYLON Verified
Somewhere between hustle culture and the constant drive to do more, a new obsession is taking hold: slowing down — but doing it beautifully. Enter the Italian slow life, a mood-driven philosophy that feels less like a wellness trend and more like a subtle rebellion. It’s about savoring moments instead of optimizing them, choosing presence over performance, and finding pleasure in the perfectly unremarkable. And right now, it might be the most aspirational lifestyle shift of all.
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