Bryanna Collier
Bryanna Collier is an astrology and fashion writer. Her work focuses on astrology, personal style, and how the two intersect. Follow her work at The Star Crossed.
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Your horoscope for the week ahead: Start dreaming up ambitious goals for 2025
Then, a restless Venus-Uranus aspect could have you craving more intellectual and romantic stimulation.
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Your special winter solstice 2024 horoscope is here
Prepare to greet the new season with positivity and a fresh sense of ambition.
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Your horoscope for the week ahead: Saying yes to invitations could bring a whirlwind of fun
Then, the winter solstice arrives, reminding us of all the beautiful ways we illuminate each other’s lives.
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Your horoscope for the week ahead: Have fun blowing off steam — and stirring up some romantic drama
Then, the final full moon of the year will arrive in social Gemini, urging us to bask in feelings of togetherness.
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How to navigate the 2024 holiday season according to your zodiac sign
Astrologer Bryanna Collier shares what the skies may have in store for us as the year comes to a close.
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Your horoscope for the week ahead: Get your ego in check
Then, holiday party season kick offs with a bang this weekend, thanks to a charming Venus-Pluto conjunction.
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Your horoscope for the week ahead: Don't hesitate to press pause as Mercury turns retrograde
Then, the new moon in Sagittarius could help you set some powerful intentions.
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Your horoscope for the week ahead: Pluto will move into Aquarius, ushering in an era of significant change
Then, Sagittarius season arrives, urging you to fill your life with rich new experiences.
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Your horoscope for the week ahead: Cosy up to the ones you love as the full moon in Taurus arrives
Meanwhile, Saturn will station direct in Pisces, helping you take more meaningful action in your life.
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Your horoscope for the week ahead: Don't be afraid to pause and recalibrate
As Venus squares Neptune, taking a beat can help you disentangle yourself from your “main character” plot.