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Fashion

This Winter’s Must‑Have: The Blue It‑Bag That Will Replace Your Black Handbag (See How to Style It)

Why blue bags are the must‑have it‑piece for Autumn‑Winter 2026/27 Move over black and beige: this coming season, blue is stealing the spotlight on the runway and in our wardrobes. From powdery sky tones to electric Klein and deep cobalt, designers from Ferragamo to Celine have turned the humble handbag into the season’s defining accessory. …

Fashion

Pack smarter, not more: the 9‑piece holiday capsule that lets you travel light and look flawless (no.4 is genius)

Pack light, travel stylish: how to build the perfect holiday capsule wardrobe Packing for a holiday often becomes an exercise in over‑preparation: worried we might not have the “right” outfit for every eventuality, we end up lugging an entire wardrobe around the world. The capsule wardrobe offers a smarter alternative. By focusing on carefully chosen, …

Health

Why getting a cat for your child could be a smart move — the surprising mental health benefits parents should know

Why getting a cat for your child could be one of the best parenting decisions — what the research says As World Cat Day approaches, many families are revisiting the perennial question: “Can we get a cat?” Beyond the promises of “I’ll feed it” and “I’ll clean the litter,” recent research offers nuanced evidence that …

Inspiration

The secret song Guccini wrote for his daughter — the heartbreaking story behind “Culodritto” that will move you to tears

Few artists manage to reveal their tenderest selves so subtly that the revelation feels like stumbling upon a private letter. Francesco Guccini, the great Italian singer‑songwriter known for his blunt poetry and thick voice, accomplished precisely that in 1987 with “Culodritto,” a song tucked inside the album Signora Bovary. Written for his young daughter Teresa, …

Inspiration

Christian Clavier faces the family analyst from hell in “Terapia di famiglia” — the comedy that makes family therapy hilariously awkward

“Terapia di famiglia” lands as a light‑hearted, yet surprisingly incisive comedy about the peculiarities of modern family dynamics — especially when the family patriarch happens to be a professional analyst. Arnaud Lemort’s film assembles a cast led by the ever‑expressive Christian Clavier, alongside Baptiste Lecaplain, Claire Chust and Cristiana Reali. At first glance, it’s a …