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Bianca Lambert

(She/Her)
Atlanta
As seen in: Bustle, MSN, MSN Canada, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, HuffPost, Yahoo News New Zealand, Aol, Cosmopolitan, People, Flipboard and
Covers:  Beauty, Wellness, Relationships, and Travel.
Doesn't Cover: I don't cover sales.
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シアーな服の下には何を着るべき？ シースルーアイテムのおすすめ垢抜けレイヤード術

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By Bianca Lambert, Anzu Kawano
| Vogue Japan Verified
さまざまなコーデを組むのが得意だと自負しているファッションエディターの私でも、シアー素材の服の下には何を着ればいいのか、いまだに悩むことがある。 今年の夏はお気に入りのラット＆ボア（RAT & BOA）のシアードレスを着倒すつもりだったが、これがまたとにかく透けるのだ。ほど良い透け感があるどころか、もはや透明と言っていいほどシースルーで、とてもではないが1枚では着られない上に、ストラップも細いため、ほとんどのブラやスリップドレス、ボディスーツをまず合わせられない。そして、あらゆるシェイプウェアやランジェリーを試してみた結果、スキムズ（SKIMS）の「ストラップレス・ショーティー・ボディスーツ」にたどり着いた。シアードレスの下に着ても全く目立たないだけでなく、体のラインを整えてくれる、まさに理想の1着だ。...
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Should You Water Your Garden At Night During A Heat Wave? Original

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By Bianca Lambert
| Southern Living Magazine Verified
Yes, watering your garden at night can help your plants survive the heat, but only if you do it the right way. “Whether nighttime watering is beneficial or harmful depends largely on your climate, nighttime humidity, and how you irrigate,” explains expert Kate Schneider, owner of Savannah-based Ibis Coastal Landscapes. “You’ve probably heard the old gardening rule: Never water at night,” she says. Yep, we have.
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How To Get Rid Of Caterpillars In Your Garden Without Harming Butterflies Or Pollinators Original

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By Bianca Lambert
| Southern Living Magazine Verified
Some caterpillars eventually become beautiful butterflies, but when they invade your garden and leave holes in your plants, it’s hard to focus on their future. Still, they aren’t always pests; they can play a helpful role in your garden’s ecosystem and even act as pollinators, despite munching on your plants.
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