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Shopping Weird, but they just make sense. Written by Natasha Marsh and Andrea Gale Aug. 2, 2026 Amazon We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. At first glance, some of these things might look a little…strange. But the outfits and accessories on this list just might be the missing piece you didn’t know your wardrobe needed.
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55 Subtly Sexy Outfits That Make You Look So Attractive
Shopping Hot looks that aren’t extra about it. Written by Natasha Marsh Aug. 2, 2026 Amazon We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. Some outfits don't need plunging necklines or sky-high hemlines to turn heads. Often, it's the thoughtful details — a hint of lace, an open back, or a romantic ruffle — that makes a look feel oh-so attractive.
August 2026 Events, From Comedy Shows To Book Festivals
Letter From The Editor August is officially here, and in the immortal words of Zara Larsson, “summer isn’t over yet.” There’s still so much to do in the last few weeks of the season — and if you need proof, just check out this month’s edition of “Your Month IRL,” Bustle’s monthly calendar of in-person events. If you’re the outdoorsy type, music festivals in the mountains and trips to your nearest national park are musts for your summer itinerary.
65 Surprisingly Genius Things Under $20 Things You Didn't Know Existed
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Shopping These affordable tools will fix so many annoying problems. by Maria Cassano Aug. 1, 2026 We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. We all love our dogs, but let’s be honest: Sometimes they’re a massive pain in the butt. They chew the furniture, yank the leash, throw up their dinner, and bolt out the door.
The Bandana Is Back — & It’s More Amalfi Coast Than Y2K
Sorry, Dad Hat As spotted on everyone from Zendaya to Dua Lipa. by Emma Stout July 31, 2026 Instagram/@dualipa There’s only so much you can do with your hair when it’s 90 degrees outside. Leave it down, and you're fighting the humidity. Throw on a baseball cap, and you're committed to hat hair for the rest of the day. Reach for a straw hat, and you're stuck carrying it around the second you step indoors. There is, however, one hair accessory that’s just as practical as it is pretty: the bandana.
How Pro Climber Nina Williams Turns Fear Into Focus
The Pregame The North Face athlete chats milestone climbs, taking risks, and making an impact — on and off the rocks. by Charlie Mock July 31, 2026 Getty The Pregame For The North Face Athlete and pro climber Nina Williams, 35, there’s nothing uncomfortable about tension. “Logically, [I knew] that I was safe,” she says, recalling one of her first climbs at age 12.