Weekly news update
The cut asked, “Can fashion designers really learn to be sustainable?”
Meanwhile, M.M. LaFleur’s blog, The M Dash, shared the best ways to store, wash, and repair your clothes to make them last longer.
Vogue reported that designer Brandon Maxwell is now Walmart’s creative director of its “elevated” fashion brands, totally free Assembly and Scoop.
The new York Times reported that Cora Harrington will no longer publish her popular blog, The lingerie Addict, which she founded 14 years ago.
A new York Times op-ed looked at the concept of “the glass cliff” in the context of governor Kathy Hochul’s rise to her position and what she’s trying to accomplish as governor.
Ladyparts analyzed ageism against older women.
Vox explained that we’re in a “disorienting period of the pandemic” concerning precautions people are taking—or not taking.
Good housekeeping stated that paid time off ought to include menstrual leave.
The Washington post explored the benefits of working out through VR.
Your Laugh of the Week comes from The Belladonna, with “My best Guesses about What’s On This ‘Drivin’ mix 2004’ CD.”
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We looked back at past CorporetteMoms posts, including the best maternity jeans and kids’ chores/allowances.
We provided some clothes for working moms, including some maternity basics and washable workwear.
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