Today's newsletter was created by Popsugar shopping staff writer Haley Lyndes.
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| Charli XCX Just Made UGG "Brat" at Sundance |
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I'm a huge fan of what Charli XCX stands for, which to me is unraveling the "clean-girl" identity. We're all perfectly imperfect, we make mistakes, and we don't always dress the part, and that's okay. XCX is a trendsetter, and her recent outing at Sundance Film Festival for her upcoming documentary, "The Moment," proved it when she casually strolled around in an item we all know and love: UGGs.
"But Haley, UGGs HavE AlWayS bEeN PoPUlaR." You're right, but not all styles. This short version is a classic. It's something I wore in high school and college and feels almost like an ode to the 2016 trend itself. The best part about the newer versions is that they're pre-treated, so you don't have to worry about the suede getting all messed up as you battle winter. Stowstorm Fern, I'm looking at you. |
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| Sales are constant these days, and it's hard to keep up with which ones are actually worth shopping. That's where we come in. |
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| Valentine's Day is just a few weeks away, and what better gift to give or receive than an upgrade to your pleasure routine? |
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| When it comes to skincare, salmon sperm is in. Popsugar senior staff writer and social producer Renee Rodriguez explains why. |
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| Shameless plug: if you're a fan of PS Fit on YouTube, have you checked out our workout line? It's fun, comfy, and available at your local drugstore. |
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I Tried It: Kayla Itsines' Fitness App |
In today's featured column, I test whether Kayla Itsines' popular "Sweat App" is worth the hype. |
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As a runner who's always skipped the weight room, the Sweat App ($25 per month) felt like a low-pressure way to finally start strength training. No $150 gym memberships, no awkward equipment intimidation, just beginner-friendly workouts at home. I tried the three-week ab burn challenge and, yes, my abs are still talking about it. The step-by-step videos make everything easy to follow, and you can power through with your own Spotify or Apple Music playlists.
Sweat keeps things interesting with workouts ranging from 10 to 60 minutes, from HIIT and Pilates to strength and sport-specific routines, with or without equipment. Add in simple recipes, progress tracking, and a built-in community, and suddenly having a whole wellness routine feels . . . doable. Plus, It's currently running a promotion where new users get the first two months free. |
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Before you go, here are a few more stories from PS and beyond that you might enjoy. |
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| There's something about opening a new calendar that makes us want to feel our best. But you don't have to make huge changes to accomplish that. If you've already flopped on those lofty January goals, here's your chance to hit the reset button on your daily habits. Explore all the stories here. |
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