A Note From The Editor: While it's never easy or comfortable to bring the deep issues that many of us wrestle with into the light, we are no less convinced that certain issues must be discussed in order to increase awareness, foster healing and to --
Many think of acupuncture as a mystical healing practice meant only for those who are older or who have exhausted other avenues of treatment for serious illnesses. Acupuncture is, in fact, a great method of keeping the mind and body balanced while also preventing disease. The peripheral
We're huge fans of the Glitter Guide team. From their curated #flashesofdelight and on-point style trends, to mouthwatering recipes and inspiring workout ideas, it's impossible to visit their site and not leave just a little more joyful, bright and happy. When we came across an
Take a look behind the scenes from our shoot with You-Tube gal, Ingrid Nilsen. As you can see, we had an absolute blast on set with her. We filled our studio with balloons, confetti, streamers and what could possibly be our favorite prop of all time
She’s probably the first person we phone to share news with of all kind – good or bad. She’s a partner in crime when we’re up to a bit of mischief, and she’s certainly all ears when we exchange classified information. She always takes our
With broadening understanding of food allergies, there are just some treats we don't want to miss out on. Elizabeth Eichhorn of Mary Lee Kitchen in Los Angeles has a passion for teaching consumers to better understand what their food does and where it comes from. We're
As children, wonder wasn’t just easy; our way of thinking was to wonder about everything around us, it was our natural thought flow. We were affluent in wonder. Yet, now that we are adults we have responsibilities, disappointments and failures that have hardened us. We no
We’ve all been there. A friend calls because she’s in the neighborhood and thought she’d stop by for a chat, and suddenly you have exactly two minutes to frantically dash around the house and throw socks under the couch cushions, toss papers and knick knacks
What dreamy travel curiosities come from a stylist and a cartographer who've fallen in love? The answer, Maptote: environmentally friendly, reusable totes made in the USA that are inspired by both time abroad and pride at home. Hailing from Brooklyn, Rachel and Michael Berick created their line
There’s something quite peculiar about looking at an image and seeing the same outline, yet entirely different colors. A few days ago -- in just over 24 hours -- our entire country was inundated with a dress that most thought was white and gold, while a
Who's ready for spring? While we may not be in control of the weather, here's to hoping that Darling's Issue No. 11 sparks something warmer and brighter in your spirit. Arriving in (and shipping out of) our offices today is our latest print issue featuring