Tiffany Tate, Author at Linger Magazine

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Tiffany Tate's 15-year career includes magazine publishing, editorial leadership, column writing, web series production, content marketing and high-profile interview assignments. Tiffany has provided media sponsorships and coverage at regional fashion weeks in NY, RI, FL, IN, CA, MD, as well as in Toronto, Vancouver and Australia. Her illustrious vision has awarded her an annual judge role for the FOLIO: Eddie & Ozzie Awards, membership newsletter director for Women & Fashion Filmfest, as well as an ambassador for Fashion Mingle.

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Celebrity Style Watch: The Hottest Trends Right Now

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Celebrity Style Watch: The Hottest Trends Right Now

From street style to the red carpet, see what celebs are wearing and how to shop the look. When celebs…

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Editorial

The Last Days of Summer

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THE LAST DAYS OF SUMMER Team Credits: Model: Tanya Ruban Stylist: Kristina Liuta Photographer: Vitalii Melnikov Location: Barcelona, Spain

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Seasonal Beauty Trends

Fall Into Radiance: Meet Dew Serum

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The change of seasons is more than swapping sandals for boots—it’s also the perfect time to refresh your skincare routine….

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Rosemary Zimu

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From the bustling streets of Johannesburg to the global stage of Netflix, Rosemary Zimu’s journey reads like the very stories she brings to life on screen. The 31-year-old actress, who once traded law books for scripts, has become one of South Africa’s most compelling storytellers, captivating international audiences with her role as Zinhle in the hit series Savage Beauty.

In this candid conversation with our editor-in-chief, Zimu opens up about her transition from legal certification to leading roles, her spiritual approach to character preparation, and why she believes South African stories are finally finding their rightful place in global entertainment.