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Interview With Italian Fashion Designer and Writer Marella Campagna
Since the publication of her first book "From Blank Canvas to Garment", fashion designer Marella Campagna hasn't stopped a second!
In an exclusive interview for Femie Magazine she tells me all about being an Italian nostalgic who can finally embrace her past, her memories, her present and her future in London.
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In an exclusive interview for Femie Magazine she tells me all about being an Italian nostalgic who can finally embrace her past, her memories, her present and her future in London.
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Interview With Lauren Jumrukovski, Author of The Book "They Say – Not Your Average Parenting Book"
Becoming a parent comes with a lot of challenges, the biggest one being understanding when to listen to "what they say" and when to ignore it and follow your gut.
Lauren Jumrukovski, author of They Say: Not Your Average Parenting Book, tells the readers of Femie Magazine everything about the constant struggle between doing what they say and what you think is best and the reasons why she chose to write this unconventional parenting book!
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Lauren Jumrukovski, author of They Say: Not Your Average Parenting Book, tells the readers of Femie Magazine everything about the constant struggle between doing what they say and what you think is best and the reasons why she chose to write this unconventional parenting book!
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Interview With Freelance Writer and Entrepreneur Javacia Harris Bowser From See Jane Write
Freelance writer, entrepreneur, public speaker and founder of See Jane Write, Javacia Harris Bowser shared with the readers of Femie Magazine the simple rules of empowerment and how you can take your future into your own hands and find the right path for you!
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Interview With The Founders of London-Based Group "Women of Brixton"
For Femie Magazine's latest interview, I had the chance to talk to the three friends behind Women of Brixton, a community for women based in the heart of London.
The founders – Marella, Benedetta and Elisa – tell Femie Magazine more about their organisation, the role feminism plays in modern society and how important it is for men to participate in the conversation.
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The founders – Marella, Benedetta and Elisa – tell Femie Magazine more about their organisation, the role feminism plays in modern society and how important it is for men to participate in the conversation.
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FASHION

5 Perfect Ethical Jewellery Gifts For Valentine's Day
Finding the perfect present for your loved ones can be tricky. Luckily we’re here to help you find the ideal gift for your partner this Valentine’s Day! Discover gorgeous, handcrafted Ethical Jewellery you definitely won’t find on the high street. Trust us, your partner will appreciate the extra thought and care that goes into selecting a piece of jewellery that isn’t just beautiful design, but also a beautiful story.
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Capsule Wardrobes Are Finally Taking The World By Storm: But Is Less More?
You have probably heard of a Capsule wardrobe before but what is it exactly?
Historically, the term capsule wardrobe dates back to the 70s, when Susie Faux used the term “capsule” to refer to a handful of timeless pieces that everyone should have in their wardrobe. Despite it being a concept out of fashion (no pun intended!) for a few decades, now more than ever people are starting to go towards a “less is more” approach to fashion.
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Historically, the term capsule wardrobe dates back to the 70s, when Susie Faux used the term “capsule” to refer to a handful of timeless pieces that everyone should have in their wardrobe. Despite it being a concept out of fashion (no pun intended!) for a few decades, now more than ever people are starting to go towards a “less is more” approach to fashion.
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Tips for a Fresh Smelling Wardrobe
According to Oxford University, the way we smell when we first meet a potential new partner is the most important factor determining sexual attraction. We all like smelling good and there is nothing worse than picking up clean clothes from our wardrobe and realizing that they don’t smell as fresh as they should when we wear them.
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Round Glasses - Evergreen Trend That is Slowly Making a Comeback
Remember when having to wear glasses had nothing to do with fashion? Well, those days are gone.
Just like every other fashion trend, glasses come and go but if there is one style people have always been obsessed with that’s round glasses.
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Graduate Fashion Week 2019: The Sustainable Designers of The Future
More young designers than ever were putting their focus on sustainability at this year's Graduate Fashion Week. Like every year, the projects on showcase were varied and unique, however, walking around the halls of the Truman Brewery in Shoreditch, it was clear that the awareness around sustainable fashion is now stronger than ever.
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LIFESTYLE

Veganuary: Looking Back On This Year's Campaign
Veganuary has come and gone. Now that the (soya) dust has settled on this year's campaign let’s look back and answer the big questions. What was it, why was everyone doing it and how did this year's event stack up against previous years?
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Dealing With Anxiety: Could Art Therapy Be The Solution?
There are only a few things that can make you feel better when you’re feeling anxious but art seems to be one of them. In particular, “art therapy” is proven to be significantly helpful for people struggling with anxiety.
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Why You Should Go to The Museum Alone: How To Beat Social Anxiety and Become Your Own Person
For some weird reason, solo-activities have become stigmatised by society to the point that no one would even think about going to the museum on their own. But what happens if we break that habit?
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Fairtrade Fortnight: Everything You Need To Know
While enjoying your favourite chocolate bar, have you ever stopped to think about what it took to make it? If you go right back to the start of your chocolate bar’s life, you’ll most likely find a farmer who earned less than their living wage to source the cocoa to make it.
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A Tidy Home for A Relaxed Mind: The Effects Cleaning Can Have On Your Brain
Have you ever come home from a stressful day at work and sat on your bed in frustration? There is nothing worse than feeling stressed and helpless but there is always a solution.
A study by psychologist Michael Tompkins has found that conducting “Mastery activities” can have positive effects on our brain, therefore relieving us from some of the stress accumulated during the day.
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ARTICLE EDITING

When You Don’t Love The Skin You’re In: How Skin Conditions Can Affect Your Life
More and more conversations about body positivity are taking place online, but the topic of skin has fallen slightly under the radar. Discussions about skinny-shaming, fat-shaming, and the shapes of our bodies are coming under the spotlight in mainstream media, but you have to delve a little deeper into Instagram to find people talking openly about their skin conditions.
Written by Rhiannon Wardle

Hey Vegans, Veggies and Pescis… Your Lunch Options Have Just Landed
Lunch is probably the most important part of the day, think about it. Breakfast is always rushed and dinner, although absolutely deserved is pretty much a zombie-attempt at feeding your tired soul and reviving that drained mind (while venting on how your day at the office was).
Written by Kristina Cassar Dowling

DragCon UK, London’s Celebration of Charisma, Uniqueness, Nerve and Talent
This January saw London’s most sickening convention take place at the Olympia Kensington. Yes, henny, we’re talking about RuPaul’s DragCon UK; the three-day event that gathered the masses for live performances by some of the most fabulous UK and US drag superstars, meet and greets with RuPaul’s Drag Race alumni, panels held in the Tea and Shade rooms and a full-on DJ extravaganza by RuPaul himself. No, T sis, these girls brought it to the ball - and the crowd was gagged!
Written by Kristina Cassar Dowling

Best Yoga Remedies to The Damage Caused By Your Sedentary Job
It’s Tuesday, the week has only just started and you’re already feeling tired and stressed.
Generally speaking, people with an office job are those most affected by this and the risk a sedentary job poses to your health are way worse than you would imagine, ranging from depression to a higher risk of heart diseases.
Written by Sarah Cottis

Healthy Snacks Straight to Your Door: The (r)Evolution of Food Deliveries
When I was younger, food delivery meant a pizza, or some other form of take-out. The bigger the city you lived in, the more you could get. But no-one ever thought about delivering you raw ingredients and a recipe, urging you to do it yourself. Yet here we are, in 2020, and I, like many others, wait around for a box of food to be delivered to my house.
Written by Lauranne Heres

5 Ways to Show Your Lover You Care With Zero Carbon Footprint This Valentine’s Day
With every Hallmark holiday comes a longing to please your loved ones, show them that you care and that you, in no way, forgot about them when it matters. Valentine’s Day is one of those days where a teeny bit of affection needs to be shown, no matter how little you believe in the ‘holiday’, a small gesture goes a long way and deep down inside, it’s always appreciated.
Written by Kristina Cassar Dowling