From jumpsuits to jackets, check out the comfortable and stylish pieces we are integrating into our wardrobe rotation for spring.

We're taking another look at some important women from history and present day to continue our celebration of Women's History Month. From Shirley Chisholm to Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, the contributions of these women are many and have helped pave the way for our future.

Join The Fold's Founder and Executive Editor, Amanda Carter Gomes, for a discussion on music and motherhood with three PNW artists  in Seattle!

It's International Women's Day and Women's History Month, so we're introducing you to a few badass historical women who laid the groundwork for the lives we live today.

There are so many fantastic films, podcasts and TV shows at our fingertips these days that it can feel overwhelming, at times, to sift through all things entertainment. We've compiled a list of some of our favorite shows, podcasts and films, as well as some exciting premiers kicking off this March, to keep us entertained through the end of winter.

For our March book recommendations, we've pulled 10 fantastic books from the archives to round out our winter reading and welcome the beginning of spring. Ranging from oldies but goodies to new releases by some of our favorite authors, each title in our reading list carries its own, timely significance.

There is something hopeful about the month of March, it feels like the beginning of spring even though most of us are still months away from warm weather and longer days. Until then, allow our Tarotscopes of the Zodiac to guide you into the early stages of Spring.

We spoke with recording artist Shelby Earl to discuss all things personal transformation and personal style. With a baby on the way and a music career, Shelby shares her experiences with life pivots, taking risks, preparing to become a mother for the first time while also maintaining her career and identity as a musician.

At age 23, Raven Hamilton is already making a significant difference in her role as Head of Product at Bloom. We sat down with Raven to learn all about managing a work-life balance in a creative field, empowering yourself through technology and some of the women leaders that inspire her every day.

Sometimes the perfect respite from life's unpredictability is a favorite spot in our homes. For Tiffany Wendel, a professional stylist and mother of twins, redesigning her home after a divorce sounded like the perfect form of self care. With deep, textured greens and airy blues comprising the design direction of each room, it seems every inch of Tiffany's home is meant to pay homage to calmness, balance and, the thing she loves most of all, the ocean.

The thoughts and ideas made us pause, think and most importantly, consider what is happening in the world.

Yes, Valentine's Day is coming. Yes, it may mean sex. Here are a few thoughts.

We are acknowledging this month that, like the calendar year, we also go through "seasons" of preferences--particularly when it comes to reading. While in the summers we crave lighter, airier works of fiction to the deep, enthralling stores that move us in the winter, for the month of February we are focusing on 3 memoirs that are perfect for hunkering down and fighting the cold.

A few thoughts from around the web this week that gave us pause to consider our view of the world.

As inflated with trends and fads as the wellness industry has become, that saturation has inadvertently caused a lot of confusion around what wellness is. Whether it's a daily exercise regimen, clean eating or simply being more present, we are taking a moment to acknowledge that wellness is an ever-evolving, fluid phenomenon that means something different to everyone.

As President and Creative Director at Creative Capital, a nonprofit support organization for artists, Suzy helps foster creativity from start to finish, providing artists with the support they need throughout their process while encouraging them to create the most groundbreaking and honest work they're capable of. We sit down with Suzy to discuss her trajectory into this truly rewarding career and the importance of community for those working in artistic fields.

At every stage of our lives, our skin is telling a unique story about our health. That's why we've teamed up with the experts at Seattle and Bay area spas and skincare clinics, SkinSpirit, to learn all about non-invasive treatments to improve skin radiancy, reduce redness, provide some anti-aging benefits to our skin and help improve our general wellness.

V of Heirophant and The Hanged Man are two of the Tarot cards, among many others, in our tarotscope reading this February. Find out which card your sign will be following this month, and what February holds for each of your Zodiac signs.

A first-time Sundance goer checks out the most diverse and inclusive season of the Festival to date.

"I wish there were more normal/not scary resources for women over 40. I live in LA and here it's not that unusual."

A few thoughts from around the web this week that gave us pause to consider our view of the world.

A few days after the election, Michelle created @agirlhasnopresident, a politically savvy, sharp-witted Instagram account intent on keeping followers informed and activists impassioned.

Designer Casey Keasler of Casework is sharing a before and after of the Portland home she is redoing for herself, by herself.

Words and ideas that made us pause, think and, most importantly, consider what is happening in the world.