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Britney Spears documentary on Hulu hits close to home for 90s girls

USA TODAY In The New York Times documentary Framing Britney Spears, viewers saw a gifted female pop star brought to her knees by a sexist culture that never let her freely live. Many women of the 90s also saw themselves.  Culture held Spears up as an all American girl but had her walk a tight line: look stunning but embody the girl next door, act sexy but remain a virgin, be articulate but never opinionated. I mean, it s just all too much to ask of one girl, said journalist Allison Yarrow, author of 90s Bitch: Media, Culture, and the Failed Promise of Gender Equality.”

Goodbye heels, hello lady-stache : Many women ditch beauty routines for good

The pandemic sharpened the divide between our public lives and our private selves, giving women space to examine what they do to their bodies and why.

I m never wearing makeup for work again: When the pandemic ends, will women look different?

Goodbye heels, hello lady-stache : Many women ditch beauty routines for good Alia E. Dastagir, USA TODAY As more of us stay at home, here are some Zoom video teleconferencing tips and tricks Replay Video Women look a bit different than when the pandemic began. Loungewear for skirts, slippers for heels, bare faces for painted ones. Some of us are hairier, too.  Andrea DeWerd, 33, of Brooklyn, New York, works in book publishing and says I m never wearing makeup or blow drying my hair for work again. Julia Liss, 27, a technology sales executive in New York City, vows she s done wearing heels. Marie Garmon, 41, in balmy Jacksonville, Florida, said, I went from shaving my legs every few days . to not shaving at all since April.

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