Weekly News Update

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• The Cut asked, “Can fashion designers really learn to be sustainable?”
• Meanwhile, M.M. LaFleur's blog, The M Dash, shared the best ways to store, wash, and repair your clothes to make them last longer.
• Vogue reported that designer Brandon Maxwell is now Walmart's creative director of its “elevated” fashion brands, Free Assembly and Scoop.
• The New York Times reported that Cora Harrington will no longer publish her popular blog, The Lingerie Addict, which she founded 14 years ago.
• A New York Times op-ed looked at the concept of “the glass cliff” in the context of Governor Kathy Hochul's rise to her position and what she's trying to accomplish as governor.
• Ladyparts examined ageism against older women.
• Vox explained that we're in a “disorienting period of the pandemic” regarding precautions people are taking—or not taking.
• Good Housekeeping stated that paid time off should include menstrual leave.
• The Washington Post explored the benefits of working out via VR.
• Your Laugh of the Week comes from The Belladonna, with “My Best Guesses About What’s On This ‘Drivin’ Mix 2004' CD.”

On CorporetteMoms Recently…

• We looked back at past CorporetteMoms posts, including the best maternity jeans and kids' chores/allowances.
• We offered some clothes for working moms, including some maternity basics and washable workwear.

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