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Most people who start a new exercise routine quit within a few months. This mindset might explain why.

Fitness

How to overcome the mind trap that throws exercise goals off track

A new study into exercise motivation has uncovered the common mindset that sets us back.

by Gretchen Reynolds

Teacher and crafts lover Alouise Somera, left, and Christina Kelly, founder of Sydney inner west boutique Made590.

Retail

The new status symbol for Gen Z is not what you’d expect

by Lauren Ironmonger

Sunday Life

She’s the hairdresser loved by Dua Lipa. Now, anyone can try her products

by Stephanie Darling

Opinion

Sunday Life

I thought about the type of women I admire and came to this surprising realisation

by Kerri Sackville

Sunday Rose is appearing on her first Australian magazine cover for Elle Australia.

Models

Sunday Rose makes her Australian magazine cover debut

by Damien Woolnough

Health & wellness

Most people who start a new exercise routine quit within a few months. This mindset might explain why.

Fitness

How to overcome the mind trap that throws exercise goals off track

by Gretchen Reynolds

Experts warn against following the example of influencers who have been promoting unapproved and unregulated injectible peptides.

Health

‘Like opening Pandora’s box’: Experts warn against peptide craze spruiked by influencers

by Courtney Thompson

Are you replacing your sponge as often as you should be? Probably not.

Home accessories

Do you know how often to replace your sponge? How about your mattress?

by Stacey Colino

Sunday Life

She eats roadkill and foraged berries, but Gina Chick can’t resist this sweet treat

by Nicole Economos

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Fashion

Sunday Rose is appearing on her first Australian magazine cover for Elle Australia.

Models

Sunday Rose makes her Australian magazine cover debut

by Damien Woolnough

Actor Aubrey Ibrag says she’s in her “minimalist” era, after having phases of dressing with ’50s and ’80s inspiration.

Sunday Life

Obsessed with Love Story? This actor shares her must-haves for nailing ’90s minimalism

by Georgie Gordon

Stylist Pip Edwards ahead of the Tequila Don Julio 1942 party at Marmont restaurant as part of the Grand Prix.

Australian Grand Prix

Pick your lane: The best F1 fashion looks

by Damien Woolnough

Life & relationships

Margot Robbie in a scene from Neighbours in 2009.

Opinion

Australian culture

Margot Robbie and I started out with ‘bogan’ accents. I’ve still got mine

by Amy Fallon

Teacher and crafts lover Alouise Somera, left, and Christina Kelly, founder of Sydney inner west boutique Made590.

Retail

The new status symbol for Gen Z is not what you’d expect

by Lauren Ironmonger

SALE ROOM. The Personal Siddur (Prayer Book) Of Marilyn Monroe
Printed in Vienna, 1922. Titled âTHE FORM OF DAILY PRAYERS ACCORDING TO THE CUSTOM OF THE GERMAN AND POLISH JEWSâ. Published by H. Wagner. Many notations in hand written pencil as if someone were receiving instructions on what prayers to recite/not to recite. Possibly by Monroe when she was learning her newly adopted religion or Arthur Miller. Marilyn Monroe who converted to Judaism in 1956 at the same time as he marriage to American playwright Arthur Miller. Rabbi Robert Goldberg of Connecticut presided over her conversion. Millerâs synagogue was Cong. Torah Vodat-The Avenue N Jewish Center which was reportedly Conservative at the time. Monroe and Miller divorced in 1961 but remained committed to her new religion. Sold in Christieâs in the October 27/28, 1999 sale. Lot number 543. With original Christieâs sticker affixed to back cover. Worn with spine nearly detached.

Estimate: $5,000 â $8,000 .

Opinion

Religion

The power of prayer

by Nomi Kaltmann

Photography by Maree Homer from Everyday Joy (Hardie Grant) by Kate Nixon

Sunday Life

These winning home pieces all have one significant thing in common

by Georgie Gordon

Nicole Williams (left) and Reinette Roux in their lounge room. The glass and lucite coffee table was purchased from a friend.

Sunday Life

The weekly ritual that will make your home feel instantly more luxurious

by Heather Nette King

Sunday Life

The surprise reason this voiceover actor steers clear of coffee in the morning

by Nicole Economos

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Sunday Life

She’s the hairdresser loved by Dua Lipa. Now, anyone can try her range of products

by Stephanie Darling

1982 saw the release of Guy Laroche Drakkar Noir EDT, an intoxicating aroma for men that is still going strong.

Sunday Life

These 10 fragrances will take you back to all the key moments in your life

by Stephanie Darling

Olivia Dean and Addison Rae ae part of the celebrity cohort reviving the centre part.

Hair

Millennials, rejoice: The side part is on trend once again

by Rory Satran

Style

Models at the Victoria’s Secret casting in New York on August 28 demonstrate sock diversity.

Trends

Ignore Generation Z: You can wear ankle socks… sometimes

by Damien Woolnough

Kaia Gerber, Lily-Rose Depp and Paul Mescal champion the revival of Y2K wired headphones.

Style

Did Dyson just launch the next must-have celebrity accessory?

by Damien Woolnough

Brat singer Charli XCX offers a different aesthetic to dressing that Greta Gerwig in tradwife Maison Margiela.

Trends

Forget brat and tradwife, here are the real fashion trends for spring

by Damien Woolnough

Naomi Watts in the latest “Ovaries. Talk About Them” T-shirt from Camilla and Marc; “Reborn” clothing by Erik Yvon at the Melbourne Fashion Festival supports homeless support initiative HoMie; the Loewe “drink your milk” T-shirt from Loewe with proceeds going to The Shameless Fund.

Trends

Is your slogan T-shirt saying the right thing?

by Damien Woolnough

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