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This Cold Brew Company Wants To Pay You $3,000 USD To Take More Coffee Breaks

Chameleon Organic Coffee, a brand known for its consciously crafted cold brew, has announced that it wants to reward two people $3,000 USD each. All you have to do is simply take more coffee breaks."We wanted to remind those at home to take coffee breaks the way they're meant to be taken – often," Chameleon Organic Coffee's Director of Brand Marketing Leo Aizpuru said in a press release. "Finding work-life balance has been very challenging this year, so our goal is to encourage people to step ...

info@hypebae.com (HYPEBAE) Tue, 20 Apr 2021 HYPEBAE
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28 Chic Basics Katie Holmes Would Buy From Zara

If you're one of the many who count themselves as fans of Katie Holmes's accessible style, allow me to indulge you. Ever since Holmes wore that famous Khaite cardigan set and the paparazzi started following her every move, I (and my colleagues) have carefully documented her many outfits. Something I've noticed is that she wears a lot of basics. And what's a great place to shop for basics? Zara. You may think of Zara as a destination for trendy pieces, and that's certainly true, but don't sle...

Allyson Payer Mon, 19 Apr 2021 Who What Wear
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I Am 53, Live in the Midwest, and Touched Up My Wardrobe With These 5 Trends

I frequent Dana Marie’s stylish feed, @daintydanamarie, on the regular. She’s an influencer who’s over 50 and lives in Chicago. Of course, age has absolutely nothing to do with what you should or shouldn’t wear, but her more experienced sartorial point of view is quite intriguing to me. I also grew up in the Midwest, so her sense of style for her life in Chicago is also of interest.I recently asked her about the 2021 trends she’s been wearing. Next up, I wanted to get a sense of theÂ...

Bobby Schuessler Mon, 19 Apr 2021 Who What Wear
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The Beginner's Guide to Cutting Your Closet's Carbon Footprint

There's a certain level of jubilation that comes from buying something new. I'll be the first to admit it, but as of late, I can't stop thinking about the flip side of that shiny new purchase, which is its environmental impact. Yes, I know that's the most millennial statement ever. Still, it's valid. In 2015, the greenhouse gas emissions from textile production exceeded those from all international flights and maritime shipping combined. On top of that, every second, the equivalent of one garba...

Jasmine Fox-Suliaman Mon, 19 Apr 2021 Who What Wear