Here’s What US City You Should Visit Based on Your Myers-Briggs Type

There’s nothing like a good adventure. When life starts to feel mundane, what better opportunity to escape the doldrums of your daily routine and add some excitement to your life than jetting off (or road-tripping!) to somewhere new? If you’re planning a weekend getaway (or extended retreat) and can’t quite decide where to book a ticket, why not choose a city with a personality just like yours? Here are our best ideas for the city you should check out based on your MBTI type.

ISTJ: THE LOGIstiCIAN

Boston, MA: Pragmatic, consistent rule followers, ISTJs like to do things by the book — and when it comes to travel, that might mean literally. This logical personality places high value on tradition and structure and tends to get stressed out by disorder and noise, so an historical city without the fuss of a booming metropolis would be a great fit. Boston has plenty of tourist attractions to keep ISTJs interested, and Cambridge (home to Harvard) is only a 20-minute drive.

ISFJ: THE DEFENDER

Washington, DC: ISFJs might be more conventional than other types, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t nostalgic. In fact, ISFJs are like historians in their own right, helping others understand (and respect) the customs they value. With their deep sense of personal responsibility and built-in desire to contribute to traditional structures of society, an ISFJ would feel right at home in DC.

INFJ: THE ADVOCATE

Santa Fe, NM: Creative and sensitive nurturers, INFJs are usually both discouraged by the harsh realities of the world around them and idealistic about the possibilities of the future. A reflective, spiritual spot in the southwest would offer a break from their tendency to burn out by giving themselves to others — not to mention plenty of opportunities to indulge their creativity through art and culture attractions.

INTJ: THE ARCHITECT

Seattle, WA: The INTJ isn’t called “the architect” for nothing — they see life as a chessboard to solve, so they’re all about efficiency, strategy, and critical thinking. A bustling city with a complicated infrastructure (#hills) like Seattle would give the INTJ a chance to flaunt their problem-solving skills and partake in the culture, which they also value. Plus, Macklemore.

ISTP: THE VIRTUOSO

San Francisco, CA: Independent, adaptable, and always on the hunt for a satisfying sensory experience, the ISTP moves quickly (and spontaneously) through their lives. They value freedom to do their own thing and love a good thrill, whether that’s climbing a mountain or figuring out the latest gadget. A tech-centric modern city like San Francisco would be a great destination for the ISTP to both indulge their senses and observe the world around them.

ISFP: THE ADVENTURER

Charleston, SC: ISFPs are masters of enjoying the moment, and they hold a deep appreciation for anything that engages their senses. Artistic, down-to-earth, and often quirky, the ISFP would appreciate the colorful, beachy aesthetic and slower pace of a southern city like Charleston, which also offers plenty of quirky, local spots to enjoy a craft cocktail or fancy latte.

INFP: THE MEDIATOR

Portland, OR: As soulful, emotional, and imaginative as they come, the INFP could be considered the MBTI’s poet. They’re more into self expression and individualism than tradition, and they’re fascinated by the possibilities they see in the world around them. An offbeat, progressive city like PDX would feel like home (or at least an amazing vacay) to this poetic, imaginative personality.

INTP: THE LOGICIAN

Minneapolis, MN: INTPs are like absent-minded professors: They are wildly brilliant, but since they often get lost in their own minds, the trappings of a touristy city might not appeal to them. Highly logical and skeptical of the status quo, the INTP doesn’t fall for anything superficial, so their idea of indulgence probably looks more like waxing poetic over a cup of coffee than an afternoon at the beach or the mall. An innovative, intellectual city like Minneapolis with its renowned university, great coffee shops, and world-class museums would be a great spot for the INTP to come up with (and then disprove) their next great idea.

ESTP: THE ENTREPRENEUR

New York, NY: ESTPs are straight-shooting, goal-oriented, and ambitious. They also happen to like nice things. What better haven to satisfy the ESTP’s style-conscious-yet-practical mindset than a lively city like New York? This culturally and historically rich city has the best of both worlds: lots of learning opportunities and, of course, incredible eating, drinking, and shopping.

ESFP: THE ENTERTAINER

Nashville, TN: The life of the party everywhere they go, the ESFP is known for being warm, enthusiastic, and hospitable. A cultured, southern spot like Nashville has some great spots to party and plenty of local joints for a touch of hospitality. Plus, Nashville’s southern charm (and to-die-for BBQ) will offer plenty of opportunities for this outgoing and friendly personality to fit right in.

ENFP: THE CAMPAIGNER

Austin, TX: Just like Austin, the ENFP is witty, progressive, and straight-up quirky (Keep Austin Weird, anyone?). Not to fear: a cultural hotbed like Austin also has opportunities for the ENFP to indulge their deep emotional side, whether over a cup of specialty coffee, at Austin City Limits, or on campus at UT.

ENTP: THE DEBATER

Chicago, IL: Let’s face it: ENTPs are destined to change the world. Consequently, they love anything *new*: new ideas, new experiences, new people. A smart and ambitious yet culturally innovative city like Chicago has tons of attractions (and hip, local pubs and cafes) to stimulate this inventive personality — not to mention the beauty of Lake Michigan’s shores.

ESTJ: THE EXECUTIVE

Pittsburgh, PA: No one is as ambitious as the ESTJ. Model citizens with little tolerance for nonsense, ESTJs often hold traditional values like responsibility, perseverance, and honesty in high revere. (They also probably have a 10-year plan for becoming president.) Because ESTJs highly value tradition and get a rush from analyzing the complicated world around them, a busy city with lots of industrial and cultural history would be right up their alley.

ESFJ: THE CONSUL

New Orleans, LA: Because they are both easygoing and outgoing, the ESFJs thrives when they’re surrounded by people, and they won’t be intimidated by the chaos of a city, especially if they have a chance to indulge their senses in some good food or beautiful architecture. New Orleans — an off-the-beaten-path destination outside of Mardi Gras with a hint of friendly, Southern charm — would keep the ESFJ both entertained and satisfied.

ENFJ: THE PROTAGONIST

Asheville, NC: Empathetic humanitarians to the core, ENFJs are made to help people and improve the world around them. Asheville, voted among the friendliest cities in America, has everything this personality could ever want: the warmth and charisma of a smaller city alongside the kind of progressive, altruistic values that gets them out of bed in the morning.

ENTJ: THE COMMANDER

Houston, TX: The ENTJ may come off as a little intense, but that’s just because they’re trying to get somewhere. Results-oriented and highly visionary, this personality is obsessed with learning new things and analyzing the world around them. A huge, culturally vibrant city like Houston matches the ENTJ’s intensity, while also offering a chance to expand their knowledge. (And who knows? Maybe you’ll bump into Beyoncé.)

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Whether your passion is in fashion, music, home decor, or something entirely different, we all love sharing our unique POV on social and with friends. Now, with the new free Photoshop mobile app for iPhone (with Android on the way), editing photos, crafting mood and vision boards for a goal-setting 2025, or simply exploring your creative side with photography and design is so easy and so fun. You can literally use it anywhere!

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We've tinkered with Photoshop’s image editing and design tools, such as layering, masking and the popular Firefly-powered Generative Fill, for work and play and they are just as pro-grade as the desktop version but so simple to use on the go. You can work on the same projects across devices, and access Adobe Stock library of hundreds of thousands of free assets. Not a quote "designer"? The app makes it easy for anyone to explore and create.

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The Generative Fill tool is a total game changer. Remove photo bombers or unwanted distractions from your background to achieve the perfect shot every time. You can also drop Photoshop files into Adobe Express for free to add animations, music, schedule social posts across all major platforms and so much more.

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It's truly our favorite new app of 2025. Download it now and tap into the endless designs that elevate your photos and fuel your passions this year. Happy designing!

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Nothing screams springquite like pastel hues, but right now, butter yellow is hot. This season’s crop of dresses is definitely embracing the shade in the best way possible! From breezy sundresses to flirty slips, these butter yellow beauties are simply perfect for donning spring’s “it” color. If you're looking to refresh your wardrobe with a color that feels effortlessly chic, these 12 picks are a must-see!

Scroll on for our 12 favorite stylish butter yellow dresses you can shop now!

J.Crew

J.Crew Cotton Poplin Zip-Up Shirtdress

This shirtdress has the perfect laid-back vibe for your spring weekend 'fits, though it's still polished enough that you could turn it more formal with heels and a sophisticated jewelry stack.

Target

Wild Fable Drop Waist Mini Sundress

This Target dress has our full attention! The drop waist is undeniably flattering on all body types, plus the butter yellow shade is right on point. All for $30?! We're here for it.

Abercrombie & Fitch

Abercrombie & Fitch Premium Linen Drop-Waist Belted Maxi Dress

This strapless maxi is ideal for this year's Easter plans, as a wedding guest dress, or as a getup for a garden party! The attached belt pulls the look together perfectly.

Urban Outfitters

Amy Lynn Puffball Midi Dress

Along with butter yellow being a huge trend in today's fashion, bubble hems are equally as cool. Combine the two with this adorable tie-strap dress that supplies a super femme feel.

Nordstrom

Petal & Pup Aliyah Cotton Eyelet Maxi Dress

The breezy cotton material this dress is made of makes it so comfy to wear all day long. What's more is it boasts an adorable eyelet pattern for added spring flair! The square neckline is also extremely flattering and will draw all eyes toward you.

Banana Republic

Banana Republic Knit Midi Dress

Inspired by ballet fashion, this "subtly stretchy" midi dress pulls you together without being overly restrictive. The sheer skirt is luckily lined with a mini-length slip that ensures coverage as you move!

Anthropologie

Anthropologie The Tilda Slip Dress

For a fuss-free slip dress, this silky pick from Anthro is the way to go. It's super sleek and chic, so you can dress it up or down with ease. From comfy sneakers to elevated heels, you'll be lookin' oh-so fab!

Free People

Free-est Taking Sides Maxi

The tiered design on this maxi moment is downright whimsical. We'd wear it to a springtime picnic or happy hour to feel like instant royalty! Plus, it's made of cotton, so you won't have to worry about losing that easy, breezy fit you love.

Urban Outfitters

AFRM Vienna Asymmetric Ruffle Maxi Dress

Hello, ruffles! This butter yellow dress is practically covered in 'em, perfect for formal occasions and dinner dates.

Target

Wild Fable Flutter Short Sleeve Maxi A-Line Dress

How dreamy! This maxi that's fitted with flutter sleeves has such a playful and femme effect, which is heightened by the cutie bows atop the shoulders. This pick is another excellent choice for an Easter dress, but it's easily timeless enough to don all spring and summer long!

Nordstrom

WAYF Cara Floral Cap Sleeve Linen Blend Midi Dress

If solids aren't quite your style, this midi is covered in floral motifs to help you embrace the blooms of spring even further. The lace linings around the hem and neckline are irresistibly cute, too!

Free People

Free-est Onda Drop-Waist Long-Sleeve Mini

The combo of the drop waist and three-quarter-length sleeves on this marvelous mini dress lend it such a romantic feel, which is ideal for date nights and cocktails with the gals. We'd let the squared neckline shine by wearing this with our hair up and some kitten heels for added cuteness!

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You've probably heard of the myth that people are either "left-brained" or "right-brained." Those said to be left-brain dominant usually excel when it comes to critical thinking or the use of logic; meanwhile, so-called right-brain thinkers are more creative and imaginative.

Yet, even though research has found no evidence of right-versus-left brain dominance, our proclivity for creativity might be explained by our zodiac signs.

Yes, it's true that creativity can be found in anyone, but certain people seem to have an innate ability to think outside the box and bring brand-new ideas to life. This suggests that certain signs are naturally wired for artistry and original thinking.

So, here are the top eight zodiac signs that are most likely to be creative geniuses, from Pisces and Gemini to Taurus and Aries.

Scroll to see which zodiac signs are most likely to be creative geniuses!

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1. Pisces (February 20 – March 21)

Pisces have deep emotional sensitivity and are able to channel their feelings into all kinds of artistic expressions.

Whether through music, painting, poetry, or other creative outlets, they're able to transform their emotions into art that truly resonates. They are wildly imaginative and let intuition serve as their guide.

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2. Gemini (May 22 – June 21)

Geminis are curious and quick-witted communicators, so it makes sense why their creativity shines through the power of words. They excel at storytelling, putting together complicated narratives, and easily expressing complex ideas.

This sign is also adaptable, and their openness to experimenting with different styles, genres, and mediums makes them natural writers, journalists, and poets.

3. Aquarius (January 20 – February 19)

Aquarians love to push creative boundaries. They tend to think out of the box and are very innovative, challenging norms and sparking new ideas in unconventional ways.

Their creativity often shines in fields like technology, science, and avant-garde art, where originality and a bit of rebellion help them emerge as forward-thinkers and change-makers.

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4. Leo (July 23 – August 22)

Leos have an undeniable confidence and flair that allows them to steal the spotlight. They have a knack for commanding attention and captivating all sorts of audiences.

From acting to singing and dancing, Leos infuse passion and drama into everything they do. They're bold and self-assured, so they're not afraid to take risks, and they're driven by a longing to leave a lasting impact.

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5. Libra (September 23 – October 22)

Libras are artistic visionaries with a talent for creating beauty and harmony. They thrive in fields like fashion, interior design, graphic arts, or any industry that allows them to create stunning experiences.

This sign has a deep appreciation for symmetry, balance, and elegance. That's why Libras can turn even the simplest things into something really captivating.

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6. Sagittarius (November 21 – December 21)

Sagittarians crave adventure and have an insatiable curiosity. Their love of traveling and experiencing other cultures and philosophies along their journeys is reflected in their creative endeavors.

From travel photography to poetry, this sign tends to tie both wanderlust and wisdom into their art. Sagittarians are constantly looking to move, discover, and evolve, which helps them break down traditional boundaries.

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7. Taurus (April 21 – May 21)

Tauruses value beauty, comfort, and aesthetics. They have an eye for design and a strong sense of style, so they are great in fields like interior design, fashion, and even culinary arts.

Their creativity is rooted in practicality, and while they might not be the most spontaneous artists out there, their love for the finer things in life lets them create works that stand the test of time.

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8. Aries (March 21 – April 20)

Last but certainly not least is Aries, a zodiac that marries fearlessness with innovation. This sign is always eager to break new ground and doesn't shy away from taking risks.

They thrive on action and originality, whether it comes to music, art, or entrepreneurship. Their creations are usually expressive and dynamic and make a strong statement.

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Festival fashion has always been about making a statement, but some trends are best left in the past. Remember the good old days of flower crowns and dip-dyed denim? We hate to break it to you, but certain Coachella staples are starting to feel more costume-y than a cool-girl outfit. If you want to keep your festival looks fresh as ever, it’s time to retire these “outdated” trends and make room for something new.

Scroll on to discover 7 Coachella and festival trends that were once everything to the fashion community, but have since fallen out of style.

1. Studded Denim Shorts

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One Of A Kind High Waisted Studded Shorts

Studded denim shorts were everywhere in the early 2010s, thanks to festival fashion legends like Kylie Jenner and Vanessa Hudgens. They were truly so edgy, but the excessive embellishments have since fallen out of style.

Levi's

Levi's Baggy Dad Jorts

If you want to go the denim route for a festival ‘fit, you’re better off rocking high-waisted designs or baggy jorts for a more current feel.

Urban Outfitters

Silence + Noise Mona Studded Shoulder Bag

To channel the good old days of festival fashion, you could totally bulk up your Coachella ‘fits with cute studded accessories like hats or purses!

2. Combat Boots

Amazon

Amazon Essentials Lace-Up Combat Boots

Combat boots – you know the ones! They were once the go-to footwear for grungy festival looks, but along with not being super practical for all-day wear, they just add an unnecessarily bulky vibe.

Tecovas

Tecovas The Beth Boots

Instead, cowgirl boots are the “it” shoe to wear to festivals like Coachella. They’re way more comfortable and go with everything from denim shorts to flowy mini dresses!

3. Fringe Tank Tops

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Fringe Beaded Tie Dye Top

Remember when everyone and their mothers were chopping up their tank tops with fringe hems? We definitely participated in this festival-inspired trend, even tying little plastic beads onto the strands. Oh, take us back!

Urban Outfitters

Urban Outfitters Zolli Embroidered Open-Back Fringe Halter Top

Fringe tank tops were most certainly a symbol of the boho aesthetic that was so big in the 2010s, but they’ve now been eclipsed by sleeker styles.

Free People

We The Free Fringe Out Vegan Suede Jacket

If you still want to embrace the Coachella nostalgia at your next festival, try out a fringy poncho or jacket or a purse for something a little more low-key.

4. Flower Crowns

Etsy

Sun Flower Headband

Nothing screams ‘early Coachella’ more than flower crowns, but this trend came and went so quick. Flower crowns became so overused that they became cliché – LOL.

Free People

Free People So Silk Bandana

Luckily, you can still achieve the carefree vibe without having to put one on! Opt for chicer hair accessories like hair clips, bandanas, or bows. Plus, braided hairstyles can totally replace the need for anything excessive.

5. Gladiator Sandals

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Vintage Foundry Pruitt Sandals

Oh gosh, we totally regret that these were even a fashion trend. Gladiator sandals – especially the knee-high, lace-up versions – were huge at one point, but they’ve since lost their appeal due to their impracticality. Not only are they hard to walk in, they take literal years to put on and take off, and can cause weird tan lines if you’re standing out in the sun for a festival.

Teva

Teva Flatform Mevia Sandals

These days, chunky platform sandals or cowboy boots are more the norm when it comes to festival fashion.

6. Crochet Dresses

ASOS

ASOS Monki Crochet Knitted Mini Dress

While crochet absolutely still has a place in festival fashion, the fully-crocheted maxi and mini dresses that were once all the rage now feel a wee bit overdone – and too closely tied to the ever-popular boho aesthetic of the past decade.

Urban Outfitters

Motel Fulvia Ruffle Trim Slip Mini Dress

Instead, rock some sheer mesh dresses, flowy slip dresses, or lace-trimmed pieces that offer a more modern take on lightweight festival dressing.

7. Tie-Dye Everything

Los Angeles Apparel

Los Angeles Apparel Tie Dye Baby Rib Halter Top

Tie-dye was another huge festival trend. From shirts to shorts, everything was seemingly covered in the pattern around the 2010s. The visually heavy prints now feel pretty costume-like, compared to today’s more-refined festival fashion. Earthy tones and minimalist patterns feel more appropriate for today’s trends.

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We already know that Netflix's Sirens is all about "socialites, scandal, and power struggles" (Gossip Girl, anyone?), but the streamer finally just announced when we can watch the new show, and it's even sooner than we hoped. In addition to confirming its early summer release date, we also have a first look at stars Meghann Fahy, Julianne Moore, and Kevin Bacon — and it makes me want to watch the show even more than I already did. (And considering the show is produced by Margot Robbie, I already really wanted to watch it). Here's your first look at Netflix's new dark comedy.

Keep reading for the first look at Sirens, coming to Netflix May 22, 2025.

'Sirens' is an "explosive" look at power.

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In Sirens, Devon (Meghann Fahy) is worried about her sister Simone (Milly Alcock). Or, more specifically, Simone's way-too-close relationship with her boss, socialite Michaela Kell (Julianne Moore). When Devon decides enough is enough, she shows up to set Simone straight, unaware the "explosive" Labor Day weekend at Michaela's "lavish beach estate" will change everything.

"Sirens is an incisive, sexy, and darkly funny exploration of women, power, and class," the show's official logline says. And you know what? That makes for some great TV. The show is executive produced by LuckyChap's Dani Gorin, Tom Ackerley, and Margot Robbie, as well as Colin McKenna.

And the 'Sirens' cast makes it a standout series.

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In the Sirens first look, we see Meghann Fahy as Devon, armed with what looks like a fruit basket and a scowl. Here's the full Sirens cast list:

  • Meghann Fahy as Devon DeWitt: Simone's concerned and persistent older sister.
  • Julianne Moore as Michaela Kell: a mysterious philanthropist & animal activist and Simone's boss.
  • Milly Alcock as Simone DeWitt: Devon's witty younger sister who works as Michaela's personal assistant.
  • Kevin Bacon as Peter Kell: Michaela's billionaire husband.
  • Glenn Howerton as Ethan Corbin III: the Kells' wealthy, if indulgent, bachelor neighbor
  • Bill Camp as Bruce DeWitt: Devon and Simone's dad who's dealing with a devastating diagnosis.
  • Felix Solis as Jose: the manager, gardener, and head of security of Cliff House.
  • Josh Segarra as Raymond: Devon's on-again-off-again boyfriend.
  • Trevor Salter as Jordan: the very handsome captain of Ethan's yacht.
  • Britne Oldford as Missy: the Kells' seasonal housekeeper.
  • Lauren Weedman as Patrice: the Kells' strictly-business personal chef.
  • Jenn Lyon as Cloe: the meanest member of "The Fates."
  • Erin Neufer as Lisa: a passionate, zealous part of "The Fates" trio.
  • Emily Borromeo as Astrid: the ditzy third member of "The Fates."

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And Julianne Moore's Michaela is all grace and poise, especially at home in her lavish estate. “This story has a lot of teeth,” series creator Molly Smith Metzler says in an interview with Tudum. “There are real moments of drama, and it’s going to make people uncomfortable. Operatic is a word I like to use to describe it. It’s a true dark comedy — and it’s got a Greek mythology vibe.”

“Julianne’s just the dream for this role because she does feel ethereal,” she continues. “She’s from another kingdom. She is not a normie.”

Here's when you can watch 'Sirens.'

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Sirens will stream on Netflix starting May 22, 2025.

How many episodes does Sirens on Netflix have?

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Sirens has five episodes total, all of which will be an hour long.

Where was Sirens filmed?

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Sirens was announced in February 2024 and began filming in the North Fork of Long Island, New York over the summer of 2024.

Are you excited to watch Sirens this summer? Stay tuned for the latest news and read up on why Apple TV's New Thriller Show Cape Fear Will Hold You Over Until Big Little Lies Season 3.