Lifestyle websites try to cover everything for everyone, but as women, femme and non-binary people, we’re multi-layered with unique needs and interests — and we deserve media that recognizes our interests.

We follow these 11 websites that are as resourceful as they are empowering and uplifting — covering everything from personal finance to mindful meditation.

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1. The Cut

Our Go-To For | News & politics
Topics | Style, self, culture, and power
A Feature We Love | My Friends Live in a Bubble. Should I Dump Them?

When The Cut was launched years ago, it was an online publication for women with style and self in mind. Today, they’ve grown to be a leading resource for politics, current events, and the honest, challenging conversations we’re having with one another. Content some days will talk about Anne Hathaway and Summer House, while others revolve around abortion rights, career advice, and rising inflation. Because what it means to be a successful woman can include style, self, and discussion around current events.

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2. Salty

Our Go-To For | Body positivity
Topics | LGBTQIA+ lifestyle, sex & body, relationships, parenthood
A Feature We Love | Why Do They Hate Astrology so Much?

Unapologetic and intersectional, Salty is not here for censorship or the corporate brand of feminism. This volunteer-run, independent website is dedicated to amplifying the voices of women, trans, and nonbinary people on topics others may otherwise shy away from. Their perspectives around #MeToo, sex work, and body positivity are refreshing and insightful, and we’d all benefit from taking some time to dig in and read. With core tenets such as inclusivity, community, fun, and respect, their content celebrates and uplifts authenticity and living the most truthful lives we can. 

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3. The Good Trade

Our Go-To For | Slow & sustainable living
Topics | Lifestyle, wellness, fashion, beauty, self, home, culture
A Feature We Love | What “Alignment” Actually Means And How To Use It To Make Your Life Flow

Over the last twelve years, The Good Trade has covered content around sustainable living and investing with socially conscious brands, knowing that we often vote for the world we want with our dollars. Today, it has grown to reach millions of readers with engaging content ranging from sustainable product recs to thoughtful essays to seasonal fashion. If you’re interested in unique editor finds, sustainable home products, or inspiring curated reads from across the Internet, you’ll especially love The Daily Good, a 30-second read sent each morning full of the team’s personalized recommendations.

You can also sign up for The Good Trade’s paid Saturday newsletter, The Weekend Edit, which includes notes from the founder, a weekly roundup of the 10 most-read links, and invites to virtual community meetups. For free biweekly design and decor tips, sign up for The Good Trade’s Good Digs newsletter.

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4. Autostraddle

Our Go-To For | LGBTQ+ lifestyle
Topics | Arts & pop culture, sex & dating, community, identities
A Feature We Love | The Invisible Costs of Invisible Disabilities

A past winner of the GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Blog, Autostraddle has transformed the lives of lesbian, bisexual, and queer women (as well as non-binary people) for nearly 17 years. They offer a fresh voice and empowered perspective to make all women feel like they’re valuable, equal, and noticed, so it’s no wonder that they’re the number one lesbian lifestyle website worldwide. And what we love most are the values they apply to all of their content: Quality over quantity with a point, and diversity and inclusion with both imagery and written content. Memberships are available with additional perks like free gifts and print zines delivered to your door.

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5. GROUP CHAT

Our Go-To For | Entrepreneurship
Topics | Career advice, women leaders, digital & tech
A Feature We Love | Here’s What Nobody Tells You About Finding the Right Business Partner

Create & Cultivate’s mission is to support women looking to create & cultivate the career of their dreams, and they follow through. The brand’s blog GROUP CHAT is chock full of sage advice and resources for both budding and established entrepreneurs, from year-one tips to starting a business to handling an especially slow day at work. And they’ve taken their content on the road too, with their beautifully-branded conferences and pop-ups so you can engage with them online or IRL.

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7. them

Our Go-To For | LGBTQ+ culture & essays
Topics | Pop culture, style, politics, news
A Feature We Love | The Train Doesn’t Care What Gender You Are

For our weekly dose of pop culture, style, politics, and news, you can find us reading them, a proclaimed next-generation community platform chronicling and celebrating the LGBTQ+ community. In addition to sharing excellent and informative content (we love both the written articles and videos) them also sends out a newsletter for anyone who “wants the best of what’s queer” delivered right to your inbox.

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8. Sixty & Me

Our Go-To For | Lifestyle content & advice for women over 60
Topics | Aging, health, travel, money, relationships, beauty, hobbies
A Feature We Love | I Choose Me! Becoming Your Own Best Advocate in the Years After 60

Sixty and Me is a welcoming online community designed to help women embrace life after 60 with confidence, purpose, and optimism. Founded by Margaret Manning, the platform shares practical advice and inspiring conversations around healthy aging, financial well-being, meaningful work, and personal growth. The website even offers free games and YouTube videos that feel like an intimate conversation with Margaret herself.

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9. The Everygirl

Our Go-To For | Relatable content for millennial women
Topics | Career, finance, fashion, beauty, living, wellness, sex & relationships, entertainment, books
A Feature We Love | This 3-Step Method Helped Me Finally Follow Through on My To-Do List

For advice, inspiration, and support in every stage of adulthood, The Everygirl has you covered. From topics like careers and finances to wellness, style, travel, and home design, the site delivers approachable content that prioritizes real-life solutions over unrealistic perfection. For readers seeking parenting tips and family-focused resources, be sure to check out the brand’s sister platform, The Everymom.

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10. Girlboss

Our Go-To For | Tools & support for creating success on your terms
Topics | Career advice, wellness, success stories, how-to guides
A Feature We Love | How to Turn a Work Friend Into a Real Friend

Girlboss is a vibrant online hub for ambitious women looking to build fulfilling careers, launch businesses, and navigate the ever-changing world of work with confidence. Packed with inspiring stories, practical advice, and thought-provoking content, Girlboss makes professional development feel a lot more approachable — and a lot more fun.

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11. Good Gear

Our Go-To For | The latest on wellness technology
Topics | Wellness, movement, morning routines
A Feature We Love | Waking Up Well: How OSEA’s Jenefer Palmer Starts Her Day In Simple Luxury

The sister website to The Good Trade, Good Gear, focuses on bringing you the latest in health and wellness technology, including thoughtful independent reviews from a team of editors, product experts, and health advisors. We especially love following up on the website’s Waking Up Well series, a column that shares valuable insights into the morning routines of the most influential people in the wellness space.

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