Inside Dorothée Meilichzon’s wonderful world of interiors
The French architect lets The Everywoman into her colourful, multi-textured universe.
Costa Rica’s vision of luxury puts the focus squarely on sustainability
Our top picks for an ecologically minded stay in paradise.
Rising temperatures
The world's garment workers are set to be one of the most impacted groups by the climate crisis. What do we, as consumers, owe them?
Woman of influence portrait: Wangari Maathai
Some women grow into being forces of nature, and others are born that way.
Painting from Utopia
First Nations artist Emily Kam Kngwarray began painting in her 70s. Now, her work is being celebrated in a solo show at London’s Tate Modern.
Ukraine’s young women on life, love and growing up in war
In Ukraine’s fourth year of war, The Everywoman travels to Kyiv to document daily life in the capital.
Erotic rebellion
Madelene Kadziela considers how she found a sense of her own eroticism in times designed to stultify it.
Woman of influence portrait: Lee Miller
The model turned photojournalist was a beacon of truth in difficult times.
The eyes of Gaza by Plestia Alaqad
At just 21, Palestinian journalist Plestia Alaqad emerged as a vital voice in the midst of the destruction in Gaza. Here, read a section of her diaries.
Soundscape: Manoj Dias
Manoj Dias, the co-founder of meditation and wellness platform Open, shares a selection of songs that speak to him about quiet, soft power.
Knitted in time
Textile artist Yu Mei Huang reflects on her encounters with natural dyeing and weaving traditions in Vietnam as a part of her creative fellowship with TextileSeekers.
Woman of influence portrait: Pauline Boty
Once seen as more of a muse than an artist, Pauline Boty's work is finally getting the recognition it deserves.
Home is where the heart is
In carefully renovating her new Wellington home, stylist and photographer Chloe Hill created a series of unique spaces in which character, colour and conscience can coexist.
Julia Watson is sowing seeds of sustainability
The Australian-born, New York City-based architect wants the world to know that ancient Indigenous wisdom might be just what we need to fight the climate crisis.
Woman of influence portrait: Nawal El Saadawi
A doctor, writer, and critic of patriarchy, religion, and hegemonic power, Nawal El Saadawi wielded her power with a deft hand.