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Bustle Newsletter: July 7, 2022

On Vera Wang's career evolution, whether or not manifesting works, and more.

by Stephanie Talmadge
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A version of this content appeared in Bustle’s daily newsletter on July 7, 2022. If you like what you see, sign up to receive it in your inbox right here.

Oh No, I Think I Believe In Manifesting Now

If you’re a realist/pragmatist/semi-averse to all things woo-woo, then manifestation probably sounds a little too good to be true, right? You just… visualize things, and eventually they’ll just happen? Seems sus! It did to Bustle’s sex columnist Sophia Benoit, too — until she recently found herself drawn to the idea. Plus, as she points out, it seems to be working great for the Selling Sunset cast. So she gave it a go, and now, she’s a convert, sort of. Read More

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Kourtney Kardashian Remixed Neutral Nails In The Coolest Way

Kourt has already established herself as a nail art queen, and her latest mani, painted by her go-to artist Kim Truong, only confirms that. It’s subtle, easy to emulate, and like those shirts we were all wearing 10 years ago — business in the front, party in the back. Call it the mullet of manis! Read More

12 Bob Haircuts That’ll Make You Want A Chop, ASAP

You’ve heard it here before: It’s the summer of short hair. (Also the summer of dating younger men. We’re collectively doing a lot of experimenting this season.) If you’re sick and tired of neck sweat and ready to opt for a low-maintenance chop, here’s how to figure out exactly which kind of bob to ask your stylist for. Read More

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My Oily Skin Is In Love With Laneige's Water Bank Hyaluronic Gel

You’ve heard about hyaluronic gel approximately one zillion times at this point, but Laneige’s “blue” formula is different. Bustle’s beauty writer Danielle Sinay was influenced by Sydney Sweeney who swears by the brand’s Water Bank line to try it, and now she’s here to influence you, too. Read More

At 28, Vera Wang Worked At Vogue & Partied At Studio 54

When she first started at the iconic fashion mag, Wang was what they called a “rover” — “like [a] Range Rover” she recalls, laughing — where she was moved around frequently so she could try several different jobs. Eventually she worked her way up to being a senior fashion editor, and her work was her life. “But after styling other people’s clothes for so long, I still had in me this desire where I felt that I could do [design] too,” she says. And the rest is history. Here she tells Bustle about getting hired at the magazine, how she used to dress back then, and all about the magic of Studio 54. Read More

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