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- Sep 29, 2026
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My Hunt for Pants My Husband and I Can Both Wear (opens the original)
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It’s time to take gender out of clothes. I feel this most deeply when I’m looking for clothes for my young daughters, but increasingly, I don’t see why my husband and I are shopping in different sections of a shop or website. For the most part, we wear similar clothes on a day-to-day basis — pants and shirts, nothing terribly exciting — and I could use some streamlining of our closet space. Over the summer, my husband started wearing a pair of my beloved baggy Free People pants and looked terrif
30 Percent Off at Solawave, Just for Strategist Readers (opens the original)
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I’ve been raving about the Solawave red-light wand for over two years now. It’s one of the few skin-care products I’ve actually stayed committed to. I often forget about it for a few weeks, but then I start using it again (for the recommended 12 minutes about four times a week) and see a pretty immediate difference. My face glows and my eyes look much less tired than they feel. I sometimes use it with the LightBoost Wand Activating Serum and often use it without, especially if I’m using it on th
The Best Women’s Watches Under $150 (opens the original)
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I’m on a one-woman mission to make people stop wearing smart watches and return to analog wristwatches. I just love the aesthetic of wristwatches — not the fancy ones that get discussed at the Geneva watch convention, but basic watches. I personally prefer one with a somewhat wide strap and bright colors and don’t like having the date or any additional dials on the face. I have worn a watch on my left wrist every single day since I was 10 years old, and I own at least a dozen that I currently ro
A Mother’s Guide to Sitting Comfortably on (or Close to) the Floor (opens the original)
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Once you have kids, life at home seems to move to ground level. My kids are constantly contorted on the floor, doing puzzles or LEGO, reading or doing homework, or building elaborate imaginary worlds. I like to be part of the fun, but my body isn’t as willing to roll around on the ground anymore. We tried the Nugget when the children were younger (they’re now 8 and 9), and it was fun for a while, but it’s large and quite cumbersome and looks like what it is — a toy for children. It’s a wonderful
Every Kitchen Needs a Masala Dabba (opens the original)
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Every home should have at least one masala dabba — “masala” meaning spices, and “dabba” meaning “box” in Hindi. This round metal container with a tight-fitting lid comes with several small round unlidded containers that nest snugly side by side inside it, usually with a shallow tray that rests on top of the containers, and some small spoons. The masala dabba is meant to store your most-used spices; instead of getting out multiple individual containers, you open just the large one to get what you
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