The “soft life” culture in Hollywood has changed from a small movement into something huge. For instance, TikTok’s #softlife ...

In 2021, an online aesthetic movement dubbed the soft life called for Black women to slow down. The "quiet quitting" social movement echoes the same principles.

The "Soft Girl" aesthetic began life among Nigerian social media influencers, and has since gone mainstream. Evie Muir explores why it has found resonance among young black women.

Navigating life post-college for millennials has never been easy. After graduating, the plan was supposed to be simple: start your career, find an affordable place to live, and move into adulthood ...

The term "soft life" emerged from the Nigerian influencer community as a "way to imagine what life can feel like apart from the realities of Black women's labor." ...

There are many brilliant ways to live a soft life while working full-time that are all about prioritizing self-care and embracing mindful living.

A good husband is one who tends to his wife's needs and makes her feel safe. Here are 10 kind habits of a husband who creates a soft life for their wife, and strengthens their marriage in the process.

The "soft life" movement champions tranquility and joy while challenging long-held expectations about Black women's resilience and self-sacrifice.

Choosing peace can almost feel rebellious, but for a growing number of people, especially young Africans, “soft life” isn’t laziness or luxury.

The "Soft Girl" aesthetic began life among Nigerian social media influencers, and has since gone mainstream. Evie Muir explores why it has found resonance among young black women.