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Past, present, future - as we move through time we take memories and inspiration with us. In Paula Hibbard’s latest left-of-field collection Soignée, she has created a vibrant vibe born out of a passionate desire to bring back the 80s – but updated with a distinctly millennial and avant-garde edge. 

Adjusting to our “new normal” has left most of us with an abundance of time on our hands. Already organized (and reorganized) just about every drawer, cabinet and closet in your home? We understand. Why not focus your efforts on something in desperate need of a little TLC, especially right now when getting to the salon isn’t as easy as it used to be? (And no, we’re absolutely not advising you to cut or color your hair at home—save that for the pros!)  Ahead, four tried-and-true at-home treatments that will fix your biggest hair issues and keep your strands looking fresh in between appointments. 

Let’s face it: 2019 was officially the year of the bob. Nearly every A-lister, runway model and influencer around the globe made the epic chop, inspiring women everywhere to take the plunge. Unfortunately, there hasn’t been a middle ground for those too afraid to cut off their locks—until now. You’ve heard it here first: 2020 is the year of the clavicle cut. Also known as the clavicle bob, this chic and effortless style offers major “cool French-girl” vibes—with extra length that allows you to throw it into a low pony if desired. Check out our fave clavicle cuts that we’re crushing on at the moment.