Articles by "Beatrice Anfossi"

When did we stop being sexy? di assaporareIn a sea of lean, trained and healthy bodies, we have lost sight of the desire to savor

When did we stop being sexy?

The reptile boyfriends are doing great They arrive after the hot rodent man and the golden retriever boyfriend

The "reptile boyfriends" are doing great

The nose job as identity Between trend, culture, and rage bait, getting a nose job has taken on new meanings

The nose job as identity

The luxury of smelling bad While niche perfumery embraces disturbing scents like gasoline, sweat or garlic, the sense of smell remains deeply political

The luxury of smelling "bad"

Maybe we all need more French-style Sundays French Sunday is not just a trend, but a state of mind that would help us live with more serenity

Maybe we all need more "French-style" Sundays

Flow state has become a meme on TikTok The concept is viral on social media, but it also has a serious scientific foundation: that's what it's all about

Flow state has become a meme on TikTok

What do we (not) expect from Sanremo 2026 Will this edition of the Festival be lacking in sparks as much as the controversies that preceded it?

What do we (not) expect from Sanremo 2026

Self-help is a trap The new obsession with being in first place may have made us a bit too individualistic

Self-help is a trap

Millennials vs Internet: Is the honeymoon over? Through feeds, performance, and new cultural codes, the generation that grew up online is moving to the fringes of the internet

Millennials vs Internet: Is the honeymoon over?

It's time to do some digital decluttering Technology has given us the illusion of infinite space, but freeing ourselves from old chats, emails and photographs can be good

It's time to do some digital decluttering

Human creativity is the new luxury The spread of content created with AI has given value back to human-made, and some brands make sure to emphasize it

Human creativity is the new luxury

The British female pop gives us lessons in style The new icons of English pop look to the past and tell a new contemporary style

The British female pop gives us lessons in style

The most awkward boyfriends in pop culture Now it's really embarassing

The most awkward boyfriends in pop culture

The anatomy of anger on social media Rage bait is the word of the year, confirming that outrage is the new engine of engagement

The anatomy of anger on social media

We are not adults yet A study has revealed that our brain continues to grow until the age of 32. So what?

We are not adults yet

Interacting with others in order to feel good about oneself The Rule of 5-3-1 could revolutionize the way you experience social relationships

Interacting with others in order to feel good about oneself

Is your relationship healthy? The Bird Theory tells you There is a viral theory on the web that tests relationships starting from a simple statement: I saw a bird today

Is your relationship healthy? The Bird Theory tells you

Taking a bath is trendy Among new luxury products and aesthetic videos on TikTok, the bathroom becomes a cult ritual again

Taking a bath is trendy

From aura to intelligence gap: today's relationships are measured by differences and disparities We live in the era of gaps

From aura to intelligence gap: today's relationships are measured by differences and disparities

Why do we like Christmas movies so much? Amidst nostalgia, dopamine, and predictable happy endings, Christmas movies are our collective comfort zone

Why do we like Christmas movies so much?

Millennials dress however they want We have made all possible mistakes, and precisely for this reason we now know who we are

Millennials dress however they want

We have (almost) always underestimated friendship Not just boy drama and broken hearts: perhaps the greatest love story of our lives is the one with our friends

We have (almost) always underestimated friendship

The English countryside has never been so cool Between film remakes and new trends, this autumn you will feel like you're living in the Cotswolds

The English countryside has never been so cool

We are afraid to choose, or the paradox of Sylvia Plath's fig tree Experts call it decision paralysis: it involves technology, but that's not it

We are afraid to choose, or the paradox of Sylvia Plath's fig tree