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No one needs another thing to do in 2021. So instead of making brand new New Year’s resolutions, why not just make tweaks to things you’re already doing? Most resolutions are ditched by January 17, but when you rebrand the healthy moves that are already part of your routine (and you are already doing at […]

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Yes, exercise is good for your health, creates endorphins that make you feel chipper, etc. etc. etc. But for some of us (myself included), exercising also presents the enticing opportunity to source and wear an additional category of cute clothing. Scrolling through e-comm sites and filling virtual cars with leggings and sports bras I may, […]

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Happy Ditch Your New Year’s Resolution Day! Yes, we aren’t making it up: Today, January 17th, is the national day of giving up on all the aspirations and changes you swore you would achieve when you scribbled them down in December. However, we don’t encourage you to ditch your resolutions. Whether the goal was overly […]

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By now we’re less than a month away from 2018 and you probably have your New Year’s resolutions figured out. Maybe you’re going to try to be healthier, or you’re going to get better at your finances or be more adventurous with dating. Those resolutions are great, but have you given any thought to what your […]

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When it comes to ringing in the New Year, it’s hard not to get a little carried away with the resolution making (and let’s not even talk about the effects of champagne on goal setting). But, by now, you have probably learned that the majority of New Year’s resolutions don’t stick. For me, after years […]

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If you’re like us, you’ve had it with resolutions—extreme diets and weight loss plans are so passé. But as much as we don’t like “rules,” we do need to abide by some to live our longest, healthiest, happiest life. That’s why we read couldn’t put down The New Health Rules, by Frank Lipman, M.D., and […]

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It may not seem like it because it’s so miserably cold out, but January is the best time of the year to work on your style. Some people may scoff at New Year’s resolutions, but even if you make zero others, you should still come up with a few as far as your wardrobe is […]

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January is synonymous with a few things – chilly temperatures, post-holiday fatigue, but above all, resolutions. While the ambitious among us are religiously hitting the gym, eschewing booze all together, ridding the cupboards of sugar, or other extreme goals, we like to think of the New Year as a chance for a simple style switch-up. Who better to offer up their realistic resolutions than our Style Panel? This week our panellists are joined by a new (male!) face and offer up their personal goals for the year.

Our group of Style Panel bloggers have some great goals for the year. Christopher Wolf, from wolfmusings.com, and Becky Kung, the girl behind Velvet & Vino, are both hoping to let their intuition run wild and take more risks. While Kayla Short, of Short Presents, is tackling her disaster of a closet (her words!) on the East Coast, Whitney Cosgrave of See Shop Eat Do is out soaking up the L.A. sun, and committing to wearing her favourite pieces more often. Take a peek at their resolutions and maybe you too will feel inspired to make some changes.

Question 85: What are your fashion resolutions? Whether you’re vowing off tights or trying to incorporate more colour this year, share it with us! Read the answers now! »

Out with the old, in with the new. Fresh into 2014 and a few hours past our New Year’s Eve hangovers, it’s time to wipe the slate clean and start making some promises to ourselves for the year ahead. Being kinder to our bodies typically tops most New Year’s resolution lists, and we’re zooming in […]

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It’s less than two weeks into 2013 and we bet many of you have already wavered on your New Year’s Resolutions. We get it. They’re hard, they usually offer no immediate gratification and they’re just not fun. Health-related resolutions mostly lead to drastic short-term changes (like spending January drinking only maple water or working out eight times a week) that leave you burnt out and resenting anything that vaguely promises to be good for you until next December rolls around. But baby changes can make a really big difference when they’re followed for the whole year. Here are a few mini resolutions that are making my life a bit healthier in 2013.

How to keep your New Year’s Resolutions »

A week into 2012 and you still can’t decide how to switch it up for the new year? We can help. Check out our top suggestions, as well as the perfect picks to get ’em done in style.

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By Randi Bergman and Jordan Porter

It’s that time again! You know, to hear things like “New year, new you”; to banish all thoughts of a decadent December; to cling to the StairMaster like never before. Well, this time around, swap post-holiday air-only diets for a healthier (and much more delicious!) alternative that has been tried, tested, and chugged by two FASHION editors.

Introducing benourished, the juice cleanse that boasts some serious health benefits—aside from, of course, helping you drop those extra pounds. (And, the cleanse gets bonus points for its Canadian roots!)

Read on for more about the cleanse, as well as how our editors did! »