Collection
What it's really like to start up.
Despite the rise of body positivity, the fashion industry still falls short
"We want brands to treat us like we’re more than just a buzzword or a trend to be chased."
Better bathrooms, one office at a time
A co-founder in the midst of an equity crowdfund takes us to work for a day.
Rocking the vote
This startup founder wants voting to be fun and accessible—for everyone.
Queering healthcare
Building out a company that redefines health and wellness for the queer community.
One part fashion, one part positivity
A new wave of designers is spreading an optimistic message about a global issue: mental health.
Tired of hustling? Time to play hooky
Behind the launch of Hooky Wellness, self-care's response to hustle culture’s mental and physical downsides.
The Canadian cannabis expert
"Everything I’ve learned through my career translated very well in launching the company. In terms of transitioning, I was working as a freelancer at the beginning, so I was doing both my freelance job and building Wildflower. When the company started to occupy more of my time, I stopped taking freelance jobs."
The Blacker the beauty, the sweeter the biz
For decades, products in the beauty aisle tended to exclude women of color. Here are four Black women changing that narrative one successful business at a time.
Looking For Liquidity
Ju Rhyu’s Korean-inspired acne patch is taking the beauty world by storm—but that doesn't mean the brand or its founder are living on easy street.
Do what you love, impact an industry
Consumer goods startups have been in the headlines for failing the expectations of shareholders and customers. Turns out makers are the antidote for recent threats to the space.
Move over, frozen peas
Generations-old taboos have resulted in meager offerings for pain management and health of intimate areas. Today we chat with Suzanne Sinatra, the founder of Private Packs, who seeks to solve that problem.
Your quick love tune-up
In a tech landscape with a bounty of mindfulness platforms for the self, two founders noticed a lack of accessible, good habit-forming resources for busy couples.
