Lauren Harano is a Freelance Travel & Beauty Writer. She specializes in hospitality and leisure, focusing on topics such as hotels and resorts, luxury accommodations, and architecture and planning. Lauren's work has been featured in prestigious publications including Glamour, Yahoo News, National Geographic, and Travel + Leisure, among others.
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Lauren Harano's articles mainly focus on promotional deals, gift guides, and seasonal content within the house & home and beauty & fashion themes. She frequently covers topics related to gifts, wellness, hotels, hair colors, food subscription boxes, home furnishings, luxury hotels, fashion as well as seasonal content such as Thanksgiving recipes and Halloween cocktails.
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From practical problem solvers to oddly cool gadgets, these finds sit comfortably in the sweet spot between bizarre and brilliant.
By: Lauren Harano
From toys to treats, these strange-but-genius finds are about to become your cat's new obsession.
If you’re into low-effort ways to boost confidence and feel a little sexier, this list has the outfits, beauty tools, and home decor you need.
Let’s be real: A little happiness goes a long way, and sometimes it comes from the weirdest places. That’s why we rounded up a bunch of clever and quirky items that actually make life better. From unexpected products that solve tiny annoyances to fun little items that just spark joy, these picks are guaranteed to make you smile — and maybe even wonder how you ever lived without them. So go ahead and load up your cart with a little bit of bliss.
By: Lauren Harano
If you ask me, Arosa, Switzerland, is severely underappreciated. After spending time in some of the Alps’ biggest names—St. Moritz, the Dolomites—it surprised me how few international travelers make it here. It has the same stunning scenery and grand hotels, yet far fewer crowds. Right at the end of the Schanfigg Valley in eastern Switzerland, it’s chic in that classic Swiss way but relaxed enough that it’s nowhere near flashy.
These picks aren't basics — they’re conversation starters, wardrobe problem solvers, and slightly funky finds that have earned thousands of glowing reviews.
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Explore this curated edit of the chicest, cheapest finds that will shock you with just how useful and clever they are.
By: Lauren Harano
Every summer, a new class of hotels arrives and reshapes the way we think about travel. This year, the lineup is strong, and our top picks span five countries, two continents, and every vibe — from a conservation-first safari camp on the banks of Kenya's Mara River to a an articist clifftop sanctuary on the wild north shore of Ibiza, a Burgundy wine house with the best beds in France, and a reimagined Scottish coaching inn with a ceiling tiled entirely in Tunnock's wrappers. What unites them isn't price point or a shared aesthetic — it's the way they’re catering to a new way of travelers. Consider this your summer wishlist, already curated.
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