HeyJaredBianca ONeill
Writer and journalist. Pop culture, feminism, fashion. biancamoneill.medium.com Insta @bianca.oneill
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Unrelated, But: the most radical thing you can do in 2026 is age naturally (opens the original)
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I posted an off-the-cuff story about the labour of anti-ageing on Instagram this week that seemed to hit a nerve. I was thinking about all the extra beauty routine work I have added to my plate after booking in another fraxel appointment – this time for my neck and décolletage – which includes a four-step routine at night (cream cleanse, vitamin b, topical steroid, moisturiser – optional eye cream) and another one in the morning (cream cleanse, vitamin c, sunscreen, moisturiser – before adding m
Unrelated, But: what if I just discovered the secret to organising your overflowing wardrobe? (opens the original)
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Apologies for the time off last week, as many of you know I have been battling with the endless dread of finishing my MFA in creative writing. (A book! says the journalist, I’m writing a book! and everyone rolls their eyes…) But while living the nightmare of finishing my very last (!!!) Masters essay, I stood in front of my overflowing wardrobe, procrastinating again. Maybe now, with a looming essay deadline and barely a word written, was the perfect time to reorganise my wardrobe?In last fortni
Unrelated, But: if time is money, was that new pair of jeans worth your time? (opens the original)
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The past few weeks have been all about starting over, for me. After renovating our house and moving back into a home that feels at once both new and old, I have been reflecting on the opportunity to populate an entire home with our stuff, from scratch. How often do we get that opportunity? To literally assess every single thing we own before we put them into a cupboard?A story captured my attention last week – it was something along the lines of: a woman who was a hoarder had employed the skills
Unrelated, But: I’m starting up a new recommendations newsletter (opens the original)
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It’s wattle season in Wurundjeri country, a season called Guling (orchid season) by its traditional inhabitants. A quick search tells me its the season when the bush ‘wakes up’ from wombat season; delicate orchids begin to bloom, bright yellow and pale lemon wattles burst into flower, and we begin to welcome the western notion of Spring. Personally, I’ve been feeling such a beautiful alignment with my life at the moment – we’ve just finished a major renovation, returning to Brunswick for the fir
Everyone is talking about the Meta glasses, so here’s an academic essay I wrote about the history of surveillance capitalism (opens the original)
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