When thinking of winter dressing, it’s all chunky knits, heavy wool coats and buttery leathers. Items, and fabrics, that wrap us up cosily against the increasing chill. But this season, there’s a ...

The Japanese U-turn is sweeping the running world as a more efficient way to navigate turns and maintain momentum Dreading that hairpin turn on race day–or even on your out-and-back run? There’s a ...

A rare 13th-century hair styling tool, known as a gravoir, has been acquired by National Museums Scotland (NMS) following its discovery during an excavation. This ancient, rudimentary hairpin, the ...

Lace is the third main boss in Hollow Knight: Silksong, found within the Deep Docks. Lace acts as a skill check, tasking you with defending against their parries and learning to be patient with your ...

Sleepwear as daywear? Sign me up. Pajama shorts have officially stepped out of the bedroom and onto city streets, and I, for one, can’t wait to embrace the trend. Crafted from silky-soft fabrics in ...

Learn how to crochet beautiful broomstick lace with this easy step-by-step tutorial! Perfect for beginners and experienced crocheters alike, master the broomstick stitch and create stunning lace ...

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A quiet moment of cultural exchange has captivated viewers worldwide after travel content creator Kaisa posted a TikTok tutorial showing how to style hair using a traditional Japanese hairpin. Filmed ...

Oscar Piastri has explained his “hairpin of my life” radio message after securing a maiden F1 pole position at the Chinese Grand Prix. Piastri grabbed his first-ever pole in a regular grand prix ...

From time to time this discussion comes up in support and in various forums over the years. I wanted to have a simple article for this to be easily understood. Whenever we host content on our internal ...

Roughly six times every hour, from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m., a small miracle transpires in San Francisco. It halts traffic, flips sensitive stomachs and, on occasion, elicits cheers. Around 100 times a day, ...