The Art of Being Darling,
You know when you see a magazine or a website that just captivates you- you want to share it. We felt this way immediately when we came across Darling, Magazine. Not only is their name special and endearing… their mission statement found here is one that we can all embrace.
Founded in 2012, by Sarah Dubbeldam Darling magazine presents four issues a year (all currently online) that truly highlight and are dedicated to “the art of being a woman”. Plus, huge kudos go out to them because they have a no retouching policy of their photos. Women look like they REALLY like. How refreshing!
We are so happy that we were able to speak with Sarah about what inspired her to start Darling,. She’s completely approachable and down to earth while at the same time has continued to create a website that really honors all facets of the feminine.
Take a look at Darling, magazine!
“The Art of Being a Woman”
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