After outsourcing her summer break to Malaysia, Annabel writes in raving favour of holidays filled with not doing much to write home about.

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Lorde's emails to her fans feel deeply personal. You could forget that she’d sent it to thousands of others too.

“It’s hard to carry a title into your future that is so defining, yet no longer current. No longer this, but not yet something else.”

Grappling with the social media etiquette after a break-up, Yawynne contemplates the real reason she wants to befriend her ex on the app.

With borders reopening, it’s likely even more women are going to pack their bags and happily flee into the arms of the unknown.

"When I knit, I go into a sort of dreamlike state. It's fast, and slow at the same time - it's very healing and meditative."

A much-longed for handbag becomes a symbol of something much more.

There from the beginning of the pandemic, it’s the mask, not the vaccine, that really defined the cultural milieu.

Amelia Reynolds reflects on her lifelong complicated relationship with exercise, anxiety and perfection.

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