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How Harlem’s Fashion Row Founder Brandice Daniel (Finally) Got the Industry’s Attention The founder of Harlem’s Fashion Row talks building the movement everyone is talking about.   There is something about Harlem that is incredibly inspiring, and at the time, the creativity, spirit, and buzz there were just undeniable. n 2007, Daniel was living in […]

How To Be Positive About The Rest Of 2020

[eltd_dropcaps type=”normal” color=”” background_color=””]W[/eltd_dropcaps]ith such a crazy, unexpected year upon us it is difficult to see the positives sometimes, however we can choose to focus on this year in two very different ways. We can all feel sorry for ourselves because we didn’t get to go on holiday, and we can get frustrated with new guidelines in shops or we can be grateful that our family and friends are healthy. Embrace that this year has taught us to appreciate the little things we once took for granted like being able to nip to the shop, seeing our family regularly or having a normal work routine. 

However, it is important to acknowledge that this has been a challenging time for everyone, especially those struggling with their mental health. Isolating with no work or normal life to focus on, the mind can wander into a dark place. This year has taught us we are strong enough to face anything and a bad day, week or month is never forever.  

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#Make-Up 5 Sustainable Skincare Brands You Need To Know About Armed with this checklist, here’s our guide to five clean, cruelty-free brands that promise nourished, healthy skin without harming the planet… Armed with this checklist, here’s our guide to five clean, cruelty-free brands that promise nourished, healthy skin without harming the planet… Armed with this checklist, here’s our guide to five clean, cruelty-free brands that promise nourished, healthy skin without harming the planet…  [eltd_dropcaps type=”normal” color=”” background_color=””]T[/eltd_dropcaps]here’s no denying the damaging effects the […]

Dear Teenage Self…

[eltd_dropcaps type=”normal” color=”” background_color=””]O[/eltd_dropcaps]n the eve of my 27th birthday, as I sit in bed sipping a Mimosa, minus the Champagne… okay, it’s a large glass of orange juice with ice but let me at least pretend to set a slightly more glamorous scene… I wonder how on earth I’ve made it this far. If you’d have told seventeen-year-old Sophie that ten years on she’d be perpetually single, renting a flat (not living in a five-bed mansion with a banker) and still sleeping with her childhood teddies, she’d have most definitely told you to F off.  

The Cult Edit: October Favourites

[eltd_dropcaps type=”normal” color=”” background_color=””]A[/eltd_dropcaps]s we transition swiftly into Autumn, for this months’ The Cult Edit the Cohorted team bring you our Autumn favourites that will keep us going through 2020…

Whether you’re looking for autumn fashion inspiration, home wear hacks and beauty bits, the Autumnal Favourites Cult Edit is the one for you!

Accessories for Autumn

[eltd_dropcaps type=”normal” color=”” background_color=””]A[/eltd_dropcaps]utumn is upon us, and with less BBQs to buy for or holidays to save for, we may all have a little bit extra over each month to spend.. on ourselves. Some of us are ready, and the majority of us aren’t. With not much sun in the first place, we are ready to get ready, for Autumn!

Exclusive Interview with Maryam Zamani: MZ Skin

[eltd_dropcaps type=”normal” color=”” background_color=””]T[/eltd_dropcaps]his month, Cohorted bring you an exclusive interview with Oculoplastic Surgeon, MZ Skin Founder and Podcast Host, Dr. Maryam Zamani.

Maryam talks to Cohorted about how MZ Skin was created, skincare trends to look out for and advice that will empower younger woman on their career paths. Don’t worry, we wouldn’t just tease you because featured in our October Beauty Box is the Brighten & Protect Vitamin C Serum, guaranteed to answer all your skincare questions.

A sign of change? Exploring Selfridges Project Earth

[eltd_dropcaps type=”normal” color=”” background_color=””]T[/eltd_dropcaps]he catastrophic environmental impacts of the fashion industry are once again hot topic, with Instagram infographics and Twitter threads catalysing the spread of information about the harms of fast fashion. Yet the industry is booming, with online fashion giants still as popular as ever. Amongst the doom and gloom of fast fashion corporations, it can be hard to see a future that is both sustainable and allows for fashionability. Can clothes consumption and a reduced eco footprint coexist?