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Supermodels Linda Evangelista, Cindy Crawford, Christy Turlington and Naomi Campbell on the cover of US Vogue’s September Issue, styled by Edward Enninful.

Models

Why the original supermodels still rule: ‘We did everything’

Linda Evangelista, Cindy Crawford, Christy Turlington and Naomi Campbell still define what it means to be a top model.

by Damien Woolnough

Women's health

No, you don’t need to worry about ‘balancing’ your hormones

by Lauren Ironmonger

When your confidence has been shaken, focus on what you can bring to a new team in a new environment.

Got a Minute?

I got fired without warning. How do I explain what happened in job interviews?

by Kirstin Ferguson

Teeth

Oral health

You might think you take care of your teeth. But do you really?

by Sarah Berry

If you can’t turn say no to a kiss from your dog, experts say there are ways to make it safer.

Pets

What are the health risks when your dog licks your face?

by Trisha Pasricha

Health & wellness

Lifelong eating habits are formed at an early age.

Parenting

To raise a healthy eater, avoid these common mistakes

by Tara Parker-Pope

Women's health

No, you don’t need to worry about ‘balancing’ your hormones

by Lauren Ironmonger

Iga Swiatek trains wearing tape over her mouth.

Fitness

Is breathing through your nose the secret to reaching peak fitness?

by Sarah Berry

If you can’t turn say no to a kiss from your dog, experts say there are ways to make it safer.

Pets

Is it safe for your dog to lick your face?

by Trisha Pasricha

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Fashion

Supermodels Linda Evangelista, Cindy Crawford, Christy Turlington and Naomi Campbell on the cover of US Vogue’s September Issue, styled by Edward Enninful.

Models

‘We did everything’: Why the original supermodels still rule

by Damien Woolnough

Alicia Nolen, who was asked to remove negative reviews of Cosette after buying a Saint Laurent bag that was allegedly fake.

Investigation

Luxury fashion

Vanishing one-star reviews: Is Cosette silencing ‘superfake’ victims?

by Melissa Singer

Sunday Life

Jessica Mauboy still believes in wearing her ‘Sunday best’

by Georgie Gordon

Life & relationships

Clare Lawrence, left, and Georgia Rajic before the Matildas game on Monday.

Friendship

Two women attended a Matildas game alone. Both left with a new friend

by Lauren Ironmonger

A perfect example of a trip gone wrong in a season three episode of “Girls”.

Friendship

How to have a fun trip with friends (without any friction)

by Shannon Sims

Sex & relationships

Religion, class and polyamory: Why happy couples go to therapy

by Lauren Ironmonger

Talking about sex with kids doesn’t need to involve one long, awkward conversation.

Parenting

What is the appropriate age to talk to kids about sex?

by Kimberly Gillan

Experts say research is important when it comes to deciding what films are appropriate for children.

Parenting

I let my kids watch horror movies. Have I scarred them for life?

by Shona Hendley

Pets

No more backyard burials: The changing face of pet farewells

by Lauren Ironmonger

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Beauty

Hormonal changes are believed to contribute to changes in hair growth and scalp texture.

Hair

Is menopause changing my hair?

by Alisha Haridasani Gupta

Improved skin is just another benefit of weight-lifting, according to experts.

Skincare

For better skin, try lifting weights

by Gretchen Reynolds

Shoppers should be wary of vague terms promising positive health outcomes when buying wellness products.

Wellness

How fake science sells wellness products

by Rina Raphael

Style

Supermodel Kaia Gerber opens the Valentino autumn 23 haute couture show in blue jeans; Cindy Crawford in denim cut-off jeans for Pepsi in 1992.

Trends

Luxury designers are breaking the denim ceiling with $39,000 jeans

by Damien Woolnough

Model Kristena Seedwell wears a selection of Michael Hill’s new range of lab-grown diamond jewellery at the company’s head office in Brisbane.

Jewellery

‘More bang for your buck’: Lab-grown diamonds are going luxe

by Damien Woolnough

Haulier designer, Jeremy Hershan with Dylan Leadley-Watkins modelling the shorts and blazer trend at the Haulier store in Paddington, Sydney.

Menswear

The tradie trend that’s taken off: It’s leg day every day in shorts

by Damien Woolnough

Luxury fashion

If not Dior, what’s next for Meghan?

by Damien Woolnough

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