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How many times will you tell yourself that you just need a little more time? And how many times will you push yourself aside, just to stay close to someone who is still undecided?
A happy woman's home doesn't feel perfect, it feels easy. There's no need for control or impressing, but comfort and balance. A space made for living, not for showing off – and it's these little signs that a happy woman lives there.
Why is it that when an event is canceled, there is sometimes not disappointment but a sense of peace? Relief. The body relaxes before the mind searches for an explanation.
If Italians had to choose one thing that best describes their attitude towards life, it would be – unsurprisingly – food. And if they had to choose one dessert that perfectly embodies Italian passion, sophistication and a lightly hedonistic worldview, it would be the love story between tiramisu and affogato. Meet Tiramisu Affogato – a dessert that is not just an end to a meal, but a revelation.
If you have baking pans at home that have seen more battles than your favorite pancake pan, then you know – burnt stains and baked-on grease are harder to remove than bad habits. But don't worry, we're not here to advise you to buy a new one – we're here to reveal a cleaning method so effective it could be called a household miracle.
Headaches – the constant companion of modern life, striking at the most inopportune moment: in the middle of a Zoom meeting, on a bus without air conditioning, or right before a first date. Headache pills? Sure, they work. But with them comes a whole range of possible side effects and the feeling that you've just swallowed something that's more of a science experiment than a cure.
The story is always the same. We buy white socks – perfectly clean, bright as a winter day. Then you put them on for a quick errand in sneakers, take them to the gym, hang them in the dryer, and they become… well, something between gray nostalgia and a slightly yellowish delay. The question is as old as the washing machine: Where does the whiteness go?
In 2026, Europe doesn't have to be viewed through a plane window as a luxury reserved for "someday." If you feel like prices have gone up faster than a suitcase on a conveyor belt, you're not alone. The good news: there are still places where you'll get a surprising amount for your money — from accommodations and food to entrance fees, local transportation, and those little "wow" moments that make a trip. Where to go on a cheap city break in 2026?
“Iced chestnut” is a hair color that looks better in real life than on Instagram. Discreet, cool and precise – without the warm undertones that quickly look wrong in winter. In the winter light, it looks neat, thoughtful and surprisingly modern.
Winter 2026 brings back attention to clothes that have weight. Not just in the material, but in the feel. This year, the sweater is not an accessory, but a wardrobe staple. The one around which the entire look is built. Its role is no longer just protection from the cold, but a clear aesthetic statement that works effortlessly. Fair Isle!
Every spring is the promise of a new beginning. Nature awakens, the light becomes warmer, and we suddenly feel the need to press “refresh” in our homes. H&M HOME 2026 has captured this intuitive need again with a stunning Spring 2026 collection that not only brings light and texture to living spaces, but also creates an atmosphere. The kind of atmosphere you want to spend moments in – from a lazy Sunday breakfast to a dinner with friends that drags on into the night.
If you don't get caught with the ball, you get caught with new shoes. Jordan Brand is back with a new generation of footwear designed for players who defy the rules of physics with their movements – and if that describes anyone perfectly, it's Luka Dončić. The Luka 5 isn't just a shoe. It's a statement. It's an ally. And maybe even a secret weapon for anyone who dares to steal the show on the court.
When was the last time you played? Not with a phone or a remote control, but really played – with things that spark curiosity, challenge your imagination and make you laugh involuntarily? IKEA believes that play belongs not only to children, but to all generations – and with this in mind, the new GREJSIMOJS collection was created, opening the door to a world where everyday objects are anything but ordinary.
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Have you noticed that it seems like someone around you is always sick? Has winter fatigue become a constant condition? Is your immune system even functioning? It's time for a homemade "ginger shot."
A fall happens when everything seems perfectly normal. How many times has a step seemed safe until it was too late? There is a simple home remedy that can make the surface less slippery before a slip occurs. It is these little things that make the difference between a calm morning and a painful one.
In recent years, interiors have increasingly moved away from dramatic contrasts and visual noise. Instead, designers and lovers of home aesthetics are reaching for subtlety, sophistication and, above all, those shades that create a sense of balance, space and airiness. It is in this atmosphere of introspective search for peace that the Pantone Color of the Year 2026 – Cloud Dancer – stands out. It is an extremely gentle, almost floating variation of white that transcends all previous ideas about what "white" actually is.
Most electric cars these days look like smooth soaps that were pulled too quickly from the wind tunnel. The Kia EV2 is different. It's bold, adorably boxy, and full of character. But before you fall completely in love with its Lego face, take a look at its back. We need to have a serious talk about this.
Are your feet cold? Winter can be relentless, but rarely do we feel it as quickly as in our feet. We can have a warm jacket, hat and gloves, but it still feels like the cold is coming from the ground up. Cold feet are often the reason our whole body starts to feel cold – and why we don't stay outside as long as we would like.
The lips are often the only part of the face where dryness shows up immediately. Chapped lips appear without warning, without a transitional period.
Fruits and vegetables may look perfectly clean, but that doesn't mean they're actually free of pesticide residue and bacteria. Washing fruits and vegetables is one of the most underrated, yet misunderstood, kitchen habits.
Let's face it, camping is basically awful. Sleeping on the floor, bugs that see you as a buffet, and that smell of damp polyester that you won't get out of your nose for three weeks. But what if I told you there's a "tent" designed by the same studio that designed the Ferrari Testarosso? Meet the AC Future AI-THt. It's not a trailer. It's a mobile penthouse that pretends to be a trailer just so it doesn't scare your neighbors at the campsite. And yes, it's got more technology in it than your office.
Nuts are one of the few foods that we can safely eat a year after opening. Because they don't mold, don't smell from afar, and don't change in appearance. But that's exactly why they're among the most common foods we eat spoiled - without even noticing.
A wallet is one of the few items that you can lose in five seconds – but spend months dealing with the consequences. And the problem is almost never money. The contents of a wallet often say more about our habits, data and identity than we realize. So it's not a question of what to add to it, but what to remove from it.
Let's face it, nostalgia is a drug. And no one sells it better than Fujifilm. Just when I thought we had reached the peak of hipster absurdity with $500 cassette players, the Japanese said, "Hold my beer." They introduced a camera that looks like a 1960s gun, records video like a digital camera, and then prints it out. Yes, you read that right. It prints video. If that's not the definition of technological hedonism, then I don't know what is. But you know what? I fucking love it.
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