The Power Of Cute: Why Cutesy Things Are Captivating The Online World 

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Reimagining Power: The Rise of Progressive Women* – TITLE DIGITAL 10/24

This October, TITLE revisits the 1980s through a contemporary lens, capturing a transformative yet challenging decade for women*. While second-wave feminism expanded the conversation around women’s rights, the rise of the “supermodel” and a booming fitness culture added new layers of pressure to achieve an idealized body image. Our editorial reimagines this era, portraying women* […]

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Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2024: A Nostalgic Yet Updated Comeback

The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show 2024 returned with Gigi Hadid opening the show and Ashley Graham representing plus-size models. This year, the brand embraced sustainable fashion by using eco-friendly faux feathers for the iconic angel wings, while star performances from Lisa and Cher added to the excitement. Discover how Victoria's Secret is evolving in 2024 with inclusivity and sustainability at its core.

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Vibe Chameleons: How Microtrends Are Redefining Internet Culture and Brand Collaborations

The Rise of Remix Culture and Vibe Chameleons in 2024 In today’s fast-moving digital landscape, we’re witnessing the death of traditional subcultures and the emergence of remix culture. Brands and individuals are shifting away from rigid identities toward a more fluid, mix-and-match approach to style and culture. This transformation is not only shaping how brands […]

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Weight loss injections on the road to success: Why I’m debating on buying Ozempic

Struggling with body image from a young age, my people share a deeply personal journey through disordered eating, societal pressures, and the relentless pursuit of thinness. With Ozempic now touted as a weight-loss miracle, the temptation to try it is undeniable—but at what cost? This piece explores the allure of quick fixes, the long-term dangers of eating disorders, and the complex relationship between self-worth and societal expectations.

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Architecture

The Rise of Neo-Brutalism in Interiors: Roughness Is Defining Luxury

If last year brutalism in interior design was on the rise, this year has proven is clearly meant to stay for a good while. Beyond serving as a striking backdrop for fashion shows, art exhibitions, and performances, brutalism is now settling in our living spaces, evoking a sense of wealth, that combined with an intentional roughness, makes a bold and polarising statement of status.

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