Category Archives: Fashion
Tattoo me
Tattoos are everywhere. According to one recent survey, 20% of all British adults have one. I’ve debated getting one several times but I’ve never been able to pick something important enough to scar my skin with for the rest of … Continue reading
Spring 2011 fashion
Last September’s fashion shows might seem a distant memory now, especially when dressing for cold, wet, dreary January days focuses more on staying warm, dry and de-frizzed rather than glamorous, cat-walk numbers. However, there are some trends you should be … Continue reading
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Why clutter can be good
Every year around this time I make a list of resolutions to keep, spend the first few days of January attempting to abide by them until I’m persuaded off the holy trail and out to the pub with friends. One … Continue reading
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Posh impresses in New York
No longer a failed ex-spice girl, Victoria Beckham has moved on from the days of Dane Bowers and into the world of designer boutiques and fashion shows. When Beckham announced her move into fashion two years ago, the reception was … Continue reading
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The end to American Apparel?
Its brightly coloured leggins and jersey hot pants were once reserved for the trendy young things of LA. Now American Apparel items can be spotted on almost any street, on any corner of the world, and they’re no longer exclusively … Continue reading
The bum bag is back
If you’re American it’s the “fanny pack” to us Brits it’s the “bum bag” something reserved only for tourists and grandads for the past 20 years. The bum bag has been a hopeless fashion victim’s disaster but now it’s back … Continue reading
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Not your daughter’s jeans
These tummy tuck jeans are apparently responsible for making you drop a dress size instantly, slimming, defining and even lengthening your legs. This all sounds a little too good to be true and with a price of more than £100 … Continue reading
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Canapé chic
The world of fashion is not usually associated with food and the tabloids love to slate models for endorsing anorexia or misrepresenting women. Continue reading
Tesco gets ethical
What was once an ordinary supermarket on the UK high street has now become a global company who are slowly taking over the world. On arrival to Pedang, a small island off the North coast of Malaysia last year the … Continue reading
