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Your Weekly Horoscope (June 1–7): Good vibes for Taurus, Aries, Leo — and surprises for other zodiac signs
The first week of June signals a soothing change in the astrological weather, offering a much-needed reprieve from recent turbulence. With benevolent cosmic alignments involving Venus, Jupiter, Mercury, and Mars, this week is set to bring sweetness in relationships, clarity in communication, and a grounded sense of pleasure and beauty. The highlight of the week arrives on June 6, when Venus transitions into earthy Taurus, lending a luxurious and stable influence to matters of love, finances, and aesthetic expression through July 4, as per a report by Purewow. Aries (March 21 – April 19): Finding Balance in Daily LifeThis week brings a burst of social energy. If tensions with a sibling or friend have lingered, they ease by June 5. A conversation that was once difficult now flows easily. As Venus enters Taurus, attention turns to finances—new income or small luxuries may appear. Taurus (April 20 – May 20): A Return to Self Stress over scheduling fades as Venus harmonizes with Jupiter. With Venus entering your sign on June 6, you step into your power. After months of navigating others' demands, it's time to care for your own body, mind, and (May 21 – June 20): Dreamlike IntrospectionThis week is packed with discussions and itinerary planning. But once Venus moves into Taurus, your emotional world becomes rich and intense. Love may turn dreamy or obsessive. Find relief through music or a favorite film. Cancer (June 21 – July 22): Preparing to Shine Your hard work begins to pay off. As a project nears completion, you polish the final details. Venus's shift into Taurus brings you into the spotlight—new networks form and admirers gather. Leo (July 23 – August 22): Spotlight on Career This week wraps up intellectual or travel pursuits. Venus moving into Taurus enhances your professional image. Update your resume, revamp your online presence, and let your brilliance be seen. Virgo (August 23 – September 22): Seeking Support This week, logistics align—perhaps you hire help or restart therapy. On June 6, Venus favors long-distance travel or learning. Plan a romantic escape or enroll in something that inspires growth. Libra (September 23 – October 22): Reconnecting Deeply Joy is found through meaningful shared experiences. Venus's move into Taurus enhances your shared resources sector—expect positive shifts in collaborations, debts, or financial planning. Scorpio (October 23 – November 21): Reward for Patience An overdue payment finally lands, unlocking financial ease. Venus's entrance into Taurus brings softness and stability into partnerships. Romantic or business ties strengthen now. Sagittarius (November 22 – December 21): Rediscovering Joy This week fosters intimacy and levity. Venus encourages quality time with loved ones. From June 6, focus shifts to health and daily rhythms—gentle routines bring balance. Capricorn (December 22 – January 19): Embrace the Present Tasks once tedious now offer satisfaction. Venus encourages you to indulge in simple pleasures. From June 6, love and creativity take center stage. Savor the warmth of connection. Aquarius (January 20 – February 18): Home Becomes Sanctuary Rekindle joy through play and laughter. Venus's move into Taurus encourages you to beautify your space. Whether redecorating or simply organizing, your home becomes a haven. Pisces (February 19 – March 20): Domestic Gains Financial blessings help you upgrade your living situation. Venus soon influences your local connections—expect delightful neighborhood experiences and stronger community major event this week is Venus entering Taurus on June 6, bringing stability, sensuality, and a grounded energy to love, money, and beauty until July 4. Venus in Taurus enhances loyalty, comfort, and intimacy in relationships. Expect a desire for deeper connections and more thoughtful gestures of affection.
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Your Weekly Horoscope (June 1–7): Good vibes for Taurus, Aries, Leo — and surprises for other zodiac signs
The first week of June signals a soothing change in the astrological weather, offering a much-needed reprieve from recent turbulence. With benevolent cosmic alignments involving Venus, Jupiter, Mercury, and Mars, this week is set to bring sweetness in relationships, clarity in communication, and a grounded sense of pleasure and beauty. The highlight of the week arrives on June 6, when Venus transitions into earthy Taurus, lending a luxurious and stable influence to matters of love, finances, and aesthetic expression through July 4, as per a report by Purewow. Here's what your weekly horoscope says for June 1–7: Aries (March 21 – April 19): Finding Balance in Daily Life by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trading CFD dengan Teknologi dan Kecepatan Lebih Baik IC Markets Pelajari Undo This week brings a burst of social energy. If tensions with a sibling or friend have lingered, they ease by June 5. A conversation that was once difficult now flows easily. As Venus enters Taurus, attention turns to finances—new income or small luxuries may appear. Taurus (April 20 – May 20): A Return to Self Live Events Stress over scheduling fades as Venus harmonizes with Jupiter. With Venus entering your sign on June 6, you step into your power. After months of navigating others' demands, it's time to care for your own body, mind, and spirit. Gemini (May 21 – June 20): Dreamlike Introspection This week is packed with discussions and itinerary planning. But once Venus moves into Taurus, your emotional world becomes rich and intense. Love may turn dreamy or obsessive. Find relief through music or a favorite film. Cancer (June 21 – July 22): Preparing to Shine Your hard work begins to pay off. As a project nears completion, you polish the final details. Venus's shift into Taurus brings you into the spotlight—new networks form and admirers gather. Leo (July 23 – August 22): Spotlight on Career This week wraps up intellectual or travel pursuits. Venus moving into Taurus enhances your professional image. Update your resume, revamp your online presence, and let your brilliance be seen. Virgo (August 23 – September 22): Seeking Support This week, logistics align—perhaps you hire help or restart therapy. On June 6, Venus favors long-distance travel or learning. Plan a romantic escape or enroll in something that inspires growth. Libra (September 23 – October 22): Reconnecting Deeply Joy is found through meaningful shared experiences. Venus's move into Taurus enhances your shared resources sector—expect positive shifts in collaborations, debts, or financial planning. Scorpio (October 23 – November 21): Reward for Patience An overdue payment finally lands, unlocking financial ease. Venus's entrance into Taurus brings softness and stability into partnerships. Romantic or business ties strengthen now. Sagittarius (November 22 – December 21): Rediscovering Joy This week fosters intimacy and levity. Venus encourages quality time with loved ones. From June 6, focus shifts to health and daily rhythms—gentle routines bring balance. Capricorn (December 22 – January 19): Embrace the Present Tasks once tedious now offer satisfaction. Venus encourages you to indulge in simple pleasures. From June 6, love and creativity take center stage. Savor the warmth of connection. Aquarius (January 20 – February 18): Home Becomes Sanctuary Rekindle joy through play and laughter. Venus's move into Taurus encourages you to beautify your space. Whether redecorating or simply organizing, your home becomes a haven. Pisces (February 19 – March 20): Domestic Gains Financial blessings help you upgrade your living situation. Venus soon influences your local connections—expect delightful neighborhood experiences and stronger community ties. FAQs What is the astrological highlight of the week? The major event this week is Venus entering Taurus on June 6, bringing stability, sensuality, and a grounded energy to love, money, and beauty until July 4. How will Venus in Taurus affect relationships? Venus in Taurus enhances loyalty, comfort, and intimacy in relationships. Expect a desire for deeper connections and more thoughtful gestures of affection.
Yahoo
19-05-2025
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Love It or Hate It, This Color Is *Still* Trending After a Year
PureWow editors select every item that appears on this page, and some items may be gifted to us. Additionally, PureWow may earn compensation through affiliate links within the story. All prices are accurate upon date of publish. You can learn more about the affiliate process here. You can learn more about that process here. Yahoo Inc. may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. Read the original article on Purewow. I don't' know if you've noticed, but fashion is fixating on pastels—particularly butter yellow. Actually, PureWow editors have been talking about butter yellow trend since last year: how it's taking over interior design, Instagram and Pinterest feeds and, most especially, the fashion landscape. The color trend is cheery, accessible and not so different from your go-to neutral of white. It was one of the most worn shades on guests during NYFW, and many designers showcased it, too, in their Spring/Summer 2025 collections, from Miu Miu to Loewe. Its ability to transform from a neutral to a seasonal accent is what makes it so accessible, and perhaps the reason why it's remained a consistent color of choice for the fashion obsessed. Keep reading for ways to style the butter yellow color trend, plus a few of my favorite pieces to shop if you don't already have it in your closet. Yes, yellow has always been one of those colors that's a little bit harder to wear than, say, blue or green, but when done properly, it can be magic. Below, I've laid out a few ways to style the pastel that you can copy verbatim or use as inspo to make your own. Try out a butter yellow blouse: Easy does it with a buttery blouse. The same way you wear a bright red or lilac, channel that with a top in the trendy color. Whether you opt for a T-shirt or try out a fancier V-neck top, focusing the hue just at the top of your body will draw the eye up and introduce a nice pop of color that's not overwhelming. Use a jacket as a pop of color: If you don't want to be locked in with a blouse, a yellow jacket can be a nice alternative. You'll still be able to drape it over your shoulders and wear it atop another shirt, but you have the freedom of taking it off whenever. Plus, you can balance it out with more colors and prints elsewhere. Consider a yellow blazer: I don't know who needs to hear this, but not all blazers have to be black or navy. In fact, I've seen an influx of cotton and linen blazers in the butter yellow shade worthy of your warm-weather wardrobe. Wear it just as you would your capsule wardrobe blazer, with trouser, or try jeans and a tee for something a bit more casual. Go big in a monochromatic outfit: While it might not seem like it (due to the colorful shade and all), wearing butter yellow head-to-toe is actually one of the easiest ways to pull it off. The key to mastering it is to stick to the same exact shade of butter yellow, like with co-ord sets, and try to refrain from fabrics that might work against each other, such as linen and silk. Try it in smaller doses with an accessory: Whether with sneakers or a purse, dip your toe in the buttery pool with a pop of color using accessories. It's a great way to introduce new colors and elevate your outfit without having to buy a whole new wardrobe. Want more exclusive picks from a fashion editor? Sign up for our Shop On It newsletter now—because you don't have to window shop your dream closet away. Abercrombie & Fitch Let me make this clear: Versatile, linen-blend mini dresses like this one from Abercrombie & Fitch are an easy way to pull off the butter yellow color trend. Its slim-fit silhouette is oh-so flattering, and the V-neck offers it a touch of sexiness to this girl-next-door gingham dress. One customer says, 'This dress is sooo high quality. Thick material, smocked back [that's] so it's forgiving, lined interior and adjustable straps? Literally perfect. The length is flirty but still classy, [and the] side zipper slides like butter. No notes!' $70 at Abercrombie & Fitch ASTR the Label Does it get more sophisticated than this lady jacket? Didn't think so. The buttons are adorned and embellished with rhinestones, the style cropped and the tweed fabric is polished and heavyweight. Can you ask for much else? $148 at Revolve COS Ahem, this might be the best blazer I've seen in a while. It's comprised of a lightweight cotton fabric (hello, summer) and comes with a slender belt that you can tie along your waist to cinch it in and give yourself an hourglass figure (or you have the option to wear it without for a more undone, relaxed look). Most of that '80s-inspired structure comes from the added shoulder pads. $185 at COS Anthropologie Reader beware: If you wear this satin maxi, you will be flooded with compliments. 'This dress is EVERYTHING,' gushes an Anthropologie buyer. 'I feel so comfortable and confident when I put this on! The deep V-neck adds just the right amount of sexy to this maxi dress…[and] the fabric feels amazing!' The flutter sleeves are a nice touch, both for extra elegance and for ample coverage along the tops of your arms. $220 at Anthropologie Old Navy As Kendall Jenner would say, you're cute jeans. That is, only if you wear these baggy jeans from Old Navy. With a high waist and wide leg, they're the epitome of cool and cute with that buttery coloring and all. And despite their baggy nature, the cotton and recycled cotton will make give it that true denim, non-stretchy feel. I'd go for a full monochromatic look with a yellow shirt and ballet flats, but the styling opportunities are endless. $55; $27 at Old Navy Quince Swap out your white button-up with this yellow version from Quince. Best of all, the linen comes from a European flax, a sustainable alternative that uses less recourses to grow but is just as breathable and heat-regulating as any other linen. $40 at Quince ASOS Handbags like this woven shoulder bag are great for dipping your toe into the butter yellow color trend. It's nice and large with a roomy interior big enough to hold a laptop and then some, and it has a zip-top closure to keep everything safely tucked away inside (and avoid the occasional spillage). $49; $34 at ASOS Alex Mill For a tried-and-true piece you'll grab all year round, try this crewneck sweater from Alex Mill. It's made from 100 percent cashmere that's treated with a special wash for the utmost softness. Layer it with a sundress or drape it over your shoulders the next time you wear your trench coat. $295 at Alex Mill Damson Madder PureWow's Editorial Assistant Courtney Mason recently covered how cherry red and butter yellow complement each other, so as soon as I saw this darling cami from Damson Madder with its red tie detail at the bust, I knew I had to include it. The lightweight, non-stretch poplin is perfect for summer, and it boasts a gathered elastic bust that'll feel comfortable on your chest. $65 at Shopbop Reformation Reformation has some of the best wedding guest dresses. Just take this fitted silk number, for example. It's longer, with a hem designed to fall at the ankle, but it's also available in a petite version, too. Comfort is not in short supply either, thanks to the stretchy back smocking and a back slit to help you walk easily. My only qualm: The straps aren't adjustable, so the top of the dress might fall at different parts of your chest depending on your build. $298 at Reformation Gap Now that it's peak spring, there's nothing quite like a tie top to get you through it. Try it out in this buttery yellow linen beauty with its chic, V-neck design. Yes, it has long sleeves, but that breathable fabric will give it some much-needed ventilation. $80; $47 at Gap Urban Outfitters Slip skirts like this lace-trimmed style from Kimchi Blue make it easy to pull of the butter yellow color trend (and look cute as can be while wearing it). From the body-skimming silhouette to the slip design, this '90s-inspired skirt is a gem find for the minimalist. Go for a casual look with a white baby tee and chunky loafers or dress it up with some kitten heels and a cinched blazer for a nice dinner, either way, you'll find that its versatility is limitless. $49 at Urban Outfitters COS COS t-shirts are the best on the market. This one in particular is made from 100 percent cotton and boasts 160 GSM, which basically means that it's designed with a summer-approved lightweight feel and thickness but will still have a luxurious weight to it. The longer sleeves are a nice touch too, not just for arm coverage purposes, but also for simply looking cool tucked into jeans and embellished with a studded belt. $49 at COS Millennials Will Be Thrilled to Know This Color Is Trending for Spring PureWow's editors and writers have spent more than a decade shopping online, digging through sales and putting our home goods, beauty finds, wellness picks and more through the wringer—all to help you determine which are actually worth your hard-earned cash. From our PureWow100 series (where we rank items on a 100-point scale) to our painstakingly curated lists of fashion, beauty, cooking, home and family picks, you can trust that our recommendations have been thoroughly vetted for function, aesthetics and innovation. Whether you're looking for travel-size hair dryers you can take on-the-go or women's walking shoes that won't hurt your feet, we've got you covered.
Yahoo
19-05-2025
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Zara Tindall Stuns in a Butter Yellow Mini Dress, But I Can't Stop Thinking About Her Surprising Shoe Color
PureWow editors select every item that appears on this page, and some items may be gifted to us. Additionally, PureWow may earn compensation through affiliate links within the story. All prices are accurate upon date of publish. You can learn more about the affiliate process here. You can learn more about that process here. Yahoo Inc. may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. Read the original article on Purewow. Royal or not, it really is the most fun to infuse the latest trends into your spring wardrobe, which is exactly what Zara Tindall did when she joined her husband over the weekend at his annual Mike Tindall Celebrity Golf Classic tournament. For the occasion, which fell just a few days after Zara's 44th birthday on May 15, Princess Anne's daughter stepped out in butter yellow. Still, it's the color of her heels in combination with the on-trend hue that I can't stop thinking about. Muted pastels (be it butter yellow or ballet pink) are totally in vogue for spring—this we know. But Zara's choice to pair her Leo Lin 'Aurélie' Appliqué mini dress (which is still in stock, btw) with a pair of gold pumps from designer Julia Mays (past season) feels elegant and stylish, too. The warmer hues paired together have a brightening effect that feels spot-on for spring and summer happy hours, weddings, even just a fancier brunch. When it comes to summer dress codes, this look is definitely it. Even better is how universally flattering butter yellow tends to be. And, credit to Zara, but she's also proof that you can pull off a mini-dress at any age. In fact, we'd love to know more about her skincare routine including how she achieves such a natural-looking glow. More than anything, it was fun to see Zara's husband Mike posting this behind-the-scenes snap with his wife looking all glammed up. Her friend, Denise Van Outen, also posted about the day—and offered a clearer view of the royal's head-to-toe look. Yes, butter yellow is on trend, but it's the details (such as an unexpected color combo) that make it really stand out. Now, your turn: Here, a few additional options to help you mirror Zara's impeccable style. Bloomingdales Zara's exact dress and at a reasonable price point. $598 at Bloomingdales Zappos These aren't the same as what Zara wore, but they have a similar brushed effect. $113 at Zappos Quince The sleeve is slightly longer, but the color is perfectly on-trend. $100 at Quince Zara Tindall Wears Trio of Cool Girl Accessories (Including a Bag Brand Beloved by Kate Middleton)
Yahoo
18-05-2025
- Automotive
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Is the Doona Car Seat & Stroller Worth It? Here's My Honest Review
PureWow editors select every item that appears on this page, and some items may be gifted to us. Additionally, PureWow may earn compensation through affiliate links within the story. All prices are accurate upon date of publish. You can learn more about the affiliate process here. You can learn more about that process here. Yahoo Inc. may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. Read the original article on Purewow. Value: 18/20 Functionality: 19/20 Portability: 20/20 Aesthetic: 18/20 Safety: 20/20 Total: 95/100 A funny thing happens when you're gearing up to have a baby: Parents come out of the woodwork to dispense unsolicited advice. Tips about sleep training? I'll pass. But give me a tried-and-true product recco and I'm all ears. That's how I came to learn about the Doona Car Seat and Stroller combo. After all, I had my first child seven years ago. Ahead of welcoming my now six-month-old, I quickly discovered: Baby gear has changed quite a bit in that time. The Rock n' Play? Recalled! The Snoo? Was only just getting buzzy! But Doona, it seems, was the biggest innovation. And Doona parents, it turned out, were extremely impassioned. The first was my cousin. His son arrived nine months before mine and, while not always verbose about baby stuff, he imparted one piece of wisdom. Get the Doona, it's a game-changer. Next, one of my best friends, who was pregnant with a third: I'm splurging on a Doona this time around. Everyone I know raves about it. The final endorsement came during a shopping trip to IKEA. New Yorkers tend to keep to themselves, but a particularly gruff woman held the elevator for me as I waddled up to it, then couldn't help herself: The Doona stroller—ahem, the one she was currently pushing—will save you. (You don't have to tell me thrice, I thought!) So, I put the stroller/car seat combo to the test, right out of the gate—installing the base in my car and toting the car seat to the hospital where I was induced last October. If that's not a sink or swim moment for testing a product, I don't know what is. Here's my honest review. One of my most vivid early parenthood moments was when I transferred my oldest son from the stroller to the car seat for the drive home from the hospital. He fell asleep in the stroller as we toted him out, but then—as I was relocating him to the car seat—I bopped him on the nose and all hell broke loose. (In other words, he started wailing and as a first-time parent, I felt like a failure.) Not so with the genius Doona which is basically a car seat with collapsible wheels, allowing it to go from a safe and comfortable system of transport for babies (between 4 and 35 pounds) to a compact stroller in one fluid motion. A full-handed push of a button on the back and simple circular motion is all you need for the wheels to pop down or retract. It snaps easily into a secure base already installed in the car and off you go. If baby is snoozing, no disruption required. Rachel Bowie My cousin, bestie and that random lady in the IKEA elevator were all right: This stroller is a two-for-one design that's not only a game-changer, I swear it helps increase the amount my baby sleeps, as was evidenced when I toted my three-month-old from Brooklyn to the Guggenheim by car. Within seconds of the approximately 40-minute drive, my son nodded off. I found a metered spot, unclipped the Doona and seamlessly (and quietly) expanded the wheels. Minutes later, I had paid the entrance fee, then rolled my sleeping baby around and around a special exhibit about Orphism in Paris…all without him waking up. When I was done, it was back to the car where, once again, I retracted the wheels and drove off. When we got home? He was still asleep! Rachel Bowie The weight (just over 17 pounds) puts it slightly above your average car seat, though I've never found it too cumbersome. And it adjusts to baby's growing size with straps that you can toggle with a button at the bottom center. (Unlike other car seats, you don't have to remove your child from the seat itself in order to change the size.) There's also an included newborn insert and since it's approved up to 35 pounds or 32 inches—whichever comes first—you can typically use it until a kid is 18 months. (Note, it does not convert to front-facing.) I also tested this car seat without its base in a cab on-the-go, by using the car's seatbelt and following the online instructions. It even handled a bit of spring off-roading (see photo above) at my local botanic garden. As for safety, It has a five-star safety rating in frontal collision tests—based on over 100 crash tests—and meets the strictest U.S. and E.U. safety standards for car seats, strollers and hand-held carriers. When installed in the car seat base, you lower the handle of the stroller so it rests against the back of the regular seat, giving the car seat additional anti-rebound protection to minimize impact. Additionally, it comes with a five-point harness for clipping baby in and uses materials that are free from hazardous chemicals. (The seat cover is also machine washable.) In my book, there are three: For one thing, it does take a couple of practice runs to figure out how to collapse the wheels; Extending them is easier for some reason. Secondly, there's the lack of sun shade: The shade that comes included doesn't offer much in terms of protection, and only lowers to cover baby up to his nose (or chin if you're lucky), meaning I often have to bring a swaddle to keep my son protected. Finally, the undercarriage doesn't include a space for storage. (How could it since the wheels have to collapse?) I bought a stroller hook to hold my bag and the problem was solved, but snap on storage is available for an extra cost should you require it. Rachel Bowie Minor flaws aside, this two-for-one car seat stroller increased my efficiency as a parent and, quite frankly, made newborn life easier. I still feel grateful six months later and get pangs of joy when my older son takes the helm pushing his brother. Most of all, I love that it keeps my baby safe and snuggly on both walks and drives. After all, with young kids, mobility is empowering. $600 at Bloomingdales Postpartum and Still Running—Here's Why
