A short skirt, high heels, and red lipstick. A sports bra, running shorts, and sneakers. A turtleneck sweater, long skirt, and hijab. All of these outfits were worn by women assaulted and killed at the hands of men. They are different in fabric, style, and occasion, but there is one thing that all of these outfits have in common: they are scapegoats for men’s accountability.
Branding is an entire identity. It’s how you tell your audience what you’re all about!
Founded by Fleur Bat, The Little Bakeshop was curated out of a love for baking & adoration for sweet treats! Discover exactly how she turned her passion into an inspiring business!
The number of women employed in the international space industry represents around 20 percent of the workforce, according to figures released by the UN; roughly the same proportion as 30 years ago. When Redwire opened their European Headquarters in Luxembourg, LUX WMN sat down with some of the female team at Redwire Europe Luxembourg to find out what it means to be a woman in the space industry!
Thrive is Luxembourg’s newest Pilates and functional fitness studio based in Hesperange, founded by Clare Marie Trono and Marie Barton. Read on to hear how these fantastic ladies built their passion project!
LUX WMN Editor-in-Chief, Amanda Roberts took herself on a solo holiday! No partner, no kids and no work – read about Amanda’s escape to Colombia and why it should be at the top of your travel bucket list!
After lots of trial and error, these are the ten things we do to make life a little less muddled.
According to a new report by the World Health Organisation (WHO), published at the start of May, the global progress in reducing the rates of premature deaths of pregnant women, mothers and babies has flatlined for a staggering eight years due to the decreasing investment being made into maternal and newborn health.
Women’s sexual health and wellness is considered “taboo.” We think it should be highlighted so women can feel their best, and masturbation may be something to help.
After a decade structuring large international financial transactions, Barbara answered the call of her true purpose: creating connections by putting words to work. She loves to try new ideas that challenge the status quo to support her differentiating communications initiatives. Since 2012 Bárbara has lead teams of professionals with a wide range of responsibilities in the areas of communications and brand management, and she is ING’s company secretary in Luxembourg.
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