Society is wonderfully diverse. And yet, diversity and inclusion are often not discussed and represented in the fashion industry. Distorted and misguided beauty ideals continue to dominate. But there’s hope in sight.

Valentine’s Day is all about celebrating love. In the name of self-love, celebrate yourself this year! Whoever said you’re not allowed to gift yourself on Valentine’s Day?

“Pink if it’s a girl; blue if it’s a boy” – the socialization of biological sex often starts before birth in our society. In contrast, the indigenous people of North America practiced a far more advanced interpretation of gender. Perhaps it’s time we learned from their wisdom.

Every woman is unique and so is her vulva. And yet many adult women struggle with the physical appearance of their genitals. Hilde Atalanta is trying to change this frame of mind with The Vulva Gallery. 

Discussing the sexuality of disabled people is still considered a big taboo. Our author Edith Löhle has interviewed a woman who’s not afraid to openly confront the subject. Laura Gehlhaar has been using a wheelchair for years, but her disability doesn’t mean that she denies her sexuality.

When men paint or take photos of women in the nude the results are generallycelebrated as works of art. However, when women post nude photos of themselves on Instagram, they are often stigmatized as sex objects. Enough with the double standards!

You can positively influence your subconscious with affirmations. Here we show you how to shift your mindset to the positive.

A school that teaches open dialogue around sex? Let’s enrol today!

Mindful masturbation, libido liberation and shameless sex – even the workshops at Sex Expo New York sound like a sexual revolution. Our author Edith Löhle was in New York to record the experience.

In our LGBTQI glossary, we have already explained a few different terms from the community, as there may be some uncertainty around one thing or another. In this glossary we expand upon a few different variants of sexual orientation – all in the spirit of inclusion.

Our bodies are different, and so are our genitals. That’s a fact. We could just accept the premise, maybe even be proud of the uniqueness of our most private body parts, but some women have chosen to follow a terrifying trend – vulva shaming. But why?

Roses, pralines and candlelight dinner are so yesterday. After all, loving your loved one should be a daily thing. Our author explains why Valentine’s Day should be a time to celebrate yourself.

Why don’t we want to commit anymore? Our author Anne has made up her mind on the reasons why – and comes up with a simple solution.

Love isn’t restricted to a certain age, that goes without saying. But what about sexuality later in life? How can women continue to have fun in bed? We reveal more…

Most of us ensure that we treat our fellow human beings fairly, openly and with compassion. But one important thing often gets neglected: being truly good to oneself. But why?

When self-love turns into egoism it’s safe to say that the attempt has failed. We’ll explore how you canavoid the ego trap.