desired.de

A German online magazine for women covering fashion, beauty, lifestyle, entertainment and everyday advice

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About desired.de

desired is a digital women’s magazine publishing articles, videos and a podcast on fashion, beauty, lifestyle, trends, celebrities, entertainment, careers, finance, health, mental health, relationships and dating.

Its readers are women seeking information, entertainment and practical advice. desired is based in Germany and was founded in 2007.

Product: A digital women’s magazine with articles, videos and a podcast covering lifestyle, entertainment and practical topics.

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