The surfers on Byron Bay used to dress head to toe in Billabong; those baggy board shorts and iconic backpacks were the epitome of cool. Since its glory days, the brand had fallen out of favour. But 2015 saw its first profit in years. What changed? And how can Billabong keep its head above water?

In Brazil's diverse society, there’s no single definition of beauty that applies to everyone. Its different social classes have created a variety of ideals and beauty icons. But how do Brazilian women decide what ideals to aim for, and how are they trying to achieve them?

As pressure mounts for young Brazilian professionals, can ‘slow drinks’ – the antithesis of Red Bull – really relieve the stress? And what can their sudden popularity reveal about the broader attitudes towards work, play and daily life?

Are the young Brazilians taking part in social phenomenonrolezinhosjust trouble-making delinquents? We sent digital anthropologist Luana Kaderabek to explore this new social class, and see what their experiences can tell us about modern Brazil.