The Rolling Stones 60th Anniversary Thank You For The Memories shirt

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Sure, Versace marked the The Rolling Stones 60th Anniversary Thank You For The Memories shirt moreover I will buy this return of Gigi Hadid to the runway, but less-talked-about was how it did the same for the headscarf. It’s an accessory almost as old as time—history has seen women across cultures, religions, and the globe wear some version of a headscarf—but its stance as an in-demand fashion item comes and goes. And as of the fall 2021 collections, it would very much seem that it’s back. A handful of days after Gigi and Bella Hadid (the latter sported a black satin headscarf knotted at the back of her pin-straight hair) walked Versace, models showcased a variety of headwear over at Dior, including silky scarves tied à la babushka. They were also at Connor Ives, Max Mara, Paco Rabanne, and Anna Sui. (The fashion astute would certainly recall that for his fall 2020 collection, Marc Jacobs preempted all of this when he tied wintery scarfs of thick cashmere around the heads of his models in a series of monochromatic looks. It was really quite fabulous.) All this had us at Vogue thinking—are headscarves the new headbands?It just so happened this was a question I had asked myself months ago when tasked with reviewing the Audrey Hepburn documentary which just hit Netflix. It revealed ample footage of off-duty Audrey wearing a headscarf every which way. Hers were worn tied below the chin (just like at Dior) and was likely used to keep her hair in place, but also because it looked incredibly good on her. On and off set, it was as pervasive as Audrey’s boatneck collars.As a loyal wearer of the headband—velvet, pearl-encrusted, or Renaissance-like puffed bands—I was used to adding a little something to my hair each day. Though I hadn’t really dabbled in headscarves, Audrey had more than convinced me that this was next. It’s both a practical (perfect for precipitation) and evocative accessory. To me, the piece of cloth conjures imagery of yes, Audrey, but also Queen Elizabeth behind the wheel of her Range Rover, the uber-chic Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy on walks with her husband, and that time Rihanna dazzled in a glittering, sheer Adam Selman look at the CFDA Awards. The fabric accessory likely does the same for others, bringing forth visions and memories of grandmothers, moments in film history, and more. (It’s also trending on TikTok, where users are donning scarves and sunglasses for the “Please Don’t Go” challenge.)The best part about the accessory trend (anointed one of the 10 in our fall 2021 accessories report) was that I already had a collection of vintage silk scarves. They featured dainty florals, trompe l’oeil chunky chains, and Pucci-esque swirls—an option for every mood. To wear them correctly (standard 50-60 cm squares are best), fold them in half to create triangle points and arrange on your head accordingly. I start with my hair in a ponytail, which allows me to tie the scarf underneath my hair with greater ease, and then I let my hair down over the knot. But I wanted to expand my horizons and dabble with more scarf options, particularly summery cotton clothes in gingham. Plus, if I was really going to commit to this (which I was) I wanted a scarf made for the purpose of a bandana-style headwrap—a cloth pre-cut into a triangle with long ties at either end. The engineering just means there’s no folding and no extra bulk or excess fabric. My internet hunting led to Etsy, where I found a couple of shops making exactly what I was looking for. I promptly purchased five (ginghams in red, black, gray, yellow, and then a floral blue pattern just for kicks) and at around $10 each, I should have gotten more. At present, I’m set: I have my silky squares for my more dressed-up moments and options in cotton broadcloth for my off-duty moments. And as we transition to spring, I’ve been sporting both. I’ll admit that when worn with a face mask it’s indeed a lot of fabric on my head, but in the same vein, my new headscarves look absolutely wonderful on Zoom.Shop some options, inspired by Versace, Dior, and more, below.

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From love-life quandaries to investigating a new career path, many of us look to astrology for daily insight and clarity in times of personal uncertainty—but can your astrological birth chart (that’s your very own personal map of the The Rolling Stones 60th Anniversary Thank You For The Memories shirt moreover I will buy this stars at the time you were born) offer an added layer of emotional self-care right now?First, let’s take a moment to remember that looking to the skies for guidance is nothing new. Humans have been practicing variations of astrology since the dawn of civilization. Our ancestors plotted maps of the stars to sync up with nature’s cycles; they planted, hunted and migrated based on the movements of the planets across the sky. Today, astrology is no longer a matter of survival, but centuries-old techniques have moved firmly into the popular mainstream thanks to new technologies and a wealth of high-profile fans.Search #astrology on Instagram and you’ll pull up 7.5 million tagged posts, while phrases such as “Mercury is in retrograde” are probably appearing in more than a few of your friend’s IG stories. In the past decade, our relationship with astrology has undergone a dramatic shift, proving to be seriously bankable. In 2019, the U.S. psychic services industry was estimated to be worth a staggering $2.2 billion, according to IBISWorld. Then there are the legions of celebrity astrology superfans who make “reading your charts” part of an aesthetically aspirational lifestyle: Madonna playfully blaming her “sometimes out-of-control ego” on her Leo sun and Taylor Swift crediting her optimism to being a true Sagittarius.Instagram, in particular, has shown astrology in a new light, something that Ross Clark, CEO of astrology app Sanctuary, regards as an important new mode of distribution. Along with other popular apps such as The Pattern and Co-Star, Sanctuary has become a gateway to investing in your soul’s journey. These platforms are geared to providing instant ways for people to connect and understand their own astrological makeup.By entering the date, time and location you were born into Sanctuary, you get access to a free daily horoscope reading based on your birth chart. Enrolling in the advanced service (at a premium cost) means you can request 15-minute texting sessions with a professional astrologer who will use your birth chart to share guidance on a desired topic (for example, career or relationships) in real time.In times of uncertainty or even self-exploration, Sanctuary and other digital platforms have arguably created a space where astrology can evolve into the world of on-demand self-care. “At Sanctuary, we provide people with hope and the tools to get through whatever it is that is going on in their lives,” Clark says. “The application is much more about wellness and self-development than people might realize. People come to us with very real problems that they are working through.”Over the past eight years, Dr. Jennifer Freed, psychological astrologer and author of Use Your Planets Wisely, has witnessed a surge in the recognition given to the value of astrology. “The interest in psychological astrology is almost impossible to keep up with,” she tells Vogue. She goes on to credit the rise of technology as one of the main reasons behind astrology’s increased popularity: “We have really atrophied our ability to listen because we’re so used to relating to a screen, not a human being. You don’t have to be present, you can multitask.”It’s not great news for our empathy and attention levels. “The screen between us doesn’t address our longing for in-touch connection. Therefore, people are feeling this enormous gap of meaning in their lives,” Freed continues. The suggestion is that from political, economic and environmental viewpoints, the world feels unstable, instilling widespread anxiety. The impact? Many of us are looking for alternative ways to navigate life which include both guidance and community—which astrology offers in abundance. Or in Freed’s words: “Astrology has no good, bad, right or wrong. Just the possibility for personal growth and evolving. And everyone is welcome, no one is put in a hierarchy.”Astrology has undoubtedly found a home among self-care pursuits such as meditation, healing crystals, yoga and mindfulness practices, and while you may already subscribe to Co-Star for quick-witted daily pointers based on your chart, is it time to consider astrology as your cosmic cheerleader on a wellness level?The big caveat: astrology is not fully accepted in mainstream psychology. There is, however, common ground—particularly a search for identity, meaning, and purpose. Astrology is about asking the right questions, rather than giving the right answers per se, while, as Freed explains, “Psychology at its best is the practice of understanding our patterns and our gifts, and bringing them to fruition.”If astrology reveals our cosmic DNA—what you’re born with and how you can increase your skill sets as you develop in life—there is potentially a good marriage between the development of psychology and the development of spirituality.By far the most accessible facet of astrology, the star sign is a byword for where the sun was at the moment of your birth. But this should just be your starting point, argues psychotherapist and astrologer Greg Bogart. In his view, by looking at the total picture of the sky at a given moment (or the moment you were born), you can get a much more complete understanding of yourself. “From a birth chart cast for the date, place and time of birth, we get a symbolic portrait of inner structure and the inner organization of our personality.” Our sun sign is important, but it does not define us— something to bear in mind if your perspective on the day ahead has a tendency to hinge on a one-line virtual horoscope.There are 10 major planet placements that we need to be aware of in order to begin to understand our true selves and personality. “The moon helps us to understand our emotional dynamics; Venus, our capacity to express affection; and Mercury, our cognitive intelligence and the way we communicate. From here, we start to understand our complexity and how we are organized,” Bogart explains. If we use this information wisely, it could help reassure us to just let things be, or when to have a bit more patience (which is particularly important at the moment) as well as occasionally offering strategic insights as to when is the optimal time to undertake something.With websites such as astro.com and cafeastrology.com, and apps including Sanctuary and Co-Star, we now have access to planetary positions and our charts at the click of a button — as well as guided information to demystify what it all means. So where to start? Pull up your birth chart online by entering the date, time and location of your birth (astro.com generates free, easy-to-read charts in an instant) and start to become familiar with the placements of your planets. Bogart suggests looking at your birth chart and also what is going on with the current transiting planets. “In particular, learn to track the cycle of Saturn, which is steady and reliable. As it moves around the chart and touches the different planets, it awakens different parts of us, different parts of our nature.”When you work with your planets in this deliberate way, you can alleviate some of your stress. For Freed, reading your chart (much like therapy) is one of the most vulnerable things you can ever do. “You’re approaching the map of your soul,” she says. But it’s important to keep an open mind and, clichéd as it might sound, remember that life is for living.“An astrology reading is a nudge towards somebody taking a direction in their life and owning it. But we shouldn’t live through our charts,” Freed adds. And in regards to those of us who might need a little more convincing? “I’m skeptical too,” says Freed. “Some call astrology a pseudoscience while others consider it a science of the soul, but there’s only one way to find out where you stand—just try it and see if it has fruit!”