June 22, 2020 at 06:00AM Unless I’m working out, I’m not generally a fan of sweating. It’s not that I object to perspiring, but I hate feeling too hot. I’m a Northerner, so anything that’s above 16 degrees feels boiling, quite frankly. So when it comes to spring/summer wardrobes, I tend to stick to the principles of wearing loose garments and usually in cotton. Oh but fashion had other plans for me this season. What had started as the stirrings of a trend at the end of last summer is now set to be a full-fledged look for the coming warmer months: summer leather. Yes, I hear you scoff, but if you think about it, we’ve always worn biker jackets during July and August evenings. However, that’s not just what I’m talking about. I mean leather wrap dresses, minis, pencil skirts, shirts and shorts. Even jumpsuits have been given the leather overhaul. Thanks to the likes of Bottega Veneta, Miu Miu and Loewe, which all showcased leather looks on their respective spring/summer 2020 runways, this is genuinely one of the chicest trends for this coming year. To play this trend as cooly as possible, I’d suggest starting the jackets and graduating to the leather shorts. Jackets and shirts can, of course, be worn now but ideal for throwing over slip dresses during peak summer months. Got all that? Keep scrolling for a look at this trend on the runway, then shop the best leather and faux-leather pieces available now. Tiffany
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4 Lessons I’ve Learned About Skincare Since Moving to Paris
June 22, 2020 at 06:00AM Every month, Londoner turned Parisienne Marissa Cox of Rue Rodier will bring you her pearls of Parisian fashion wisdom and beauty tips straight from the French capital. A writer, photographer and influencer, we turn to the oh-so-chic Marissa on a regular basis for a truly unique take on her adopted country’s signature style. Whether we’re looking to her décor decisions, handbag purchases or chic hotel choices, we can all agree that looking un petit peu plus Français could never be a bad thing… One thing I’ve been more exposed to more since moving to Paris seven years ago—besides good wine, baguettes and French men—is great skincare and overall more respect for it. I’ve always looked after my skin, but that’s because my mother instilled in me the importance of a good beauty routine from a young age and my knowledge came from her. I’ve generally found that when growing up and entering the workforce in the UK, unless one works in an industry that has more emphasis on appearance or has a mother that had you cleansing, toning and moisturizing early on (I even had the three-step Clinique products as a young teen), this hasn’t been the norm compared with the other side of the channel. It’s usually been me advising my British friends on what to use and buy, or looking at their face and telling them that they should probably be wearing eye cream. In France, I discovered that there is a very
The 9 Pieces I Want To Show You This Week
June 22, 2020 at 05:00AM We created What to Buy Now to bring you a concise edit every Monday of the items we really love—from the high street, designer labels, vintage gems you can buy online and even charity-shop treasures. We’re constantly scanning the most stylish online stores so you can feel safe in the knowledge that you won’t miss a thing. We know that your fashion requirements can vary massively from season to season, whether you’re looking for an immaculately tailored staple, an affordable sundress or the perfect pair of shoes. So not only will we cover all the bases, but as ardent believers in mindful consumption, we’ll make sure everything we include will look just as fresh in a year’s time as it does now. Of course, we’ll also bring you those pieces that simply set your heart racing in a way that only fashion can. This week’s highlights include plenty of winning wardrobe gems, such as a a pair of pre-loved Prada sandals, a summer-ready linen shirt and a seriously statement midi skirt. Scroll down to shop the buys on my wish list this week. You know what to do. A little bit of smocking never goes amiss in a summer dress… Get Prada’s cult velcro sandals for less on Vestiaire Collective. The ultimate ’80-inspired summer blazer. A pleated midi is the wardrobe workhorse you won’t regret investing in. Wear with everything from jeans to dresses and skirts. The linen shirt is a firm fixture in our warm weather capsule. Throw over your bikini in the
Anna Maria Sieklucka Workout Routine and Diet Plan [2020]
June 21, 2020 at 08:59PM Anna Maria Sieklucka Workout Routine and Diet Plan: Anna Maria Sieklucka is an actress from Poland; she just recently debuts her first significant role … Read moreAnna Maria Sieklucka Workout Routine and Diet Plan [2020] The post Anna Maria Sieklucka Workout Routine and Diet Plan [2020] appeared first on Health Yogi. Continue Reading… Author ZingSid | Yogi Selected by CWC
17 Women Who Prove It’s Seriously Chic to Let Your Hair Go Grey Naturally
June 21, 2020 at 06:30PM If you have spent the best part of your life worrying about the inevitable arrival of grey hairs, you’re not alone. In fact, since 2018, Pinterest searches for “going grey” have increased by 879%—and we totally get it. After all, going grey requires a whole bunch of hair decisions to be made. While full-colour transformations and highlights prove popular options for those going grey, the maintenance and upkeep can be very expensive. On top of the financial aspect of covering grey hairs comes the pressure to keep them hidden. For many years, there has been an element of shame that comes alongside going grey. So much so that grey hair is cited as the number one hair concern for women in the UK. At the moment, with salons still closed for the time being, it seems people far and wide are at a total loss with what to do with their grey roots. And while covering them up and at-home dyes are an option, we think there’s something rather chic about embracing your natural hair colour in all of its glory, no? That’s right—a wave of grey acceptance is coming over the beauty industry, and we couldn’t be happier. Thanks to shampoos and conditioners that work to keep grey hair looking fresh (Redken Color Extend Graydiant, £15, can’t be beaten) and blow-dry foams that work to temporarily disguise grey hairs while you transition from brunette to silver (John Frieda Defy Grey Blow Dry Foam, £7, is a
Michele Morrone Workout Routine and Diet Plan [2020]
June 21, 2020 at 06:08PM Michele Morrone Workout Routine and Diet Plan: Michele Morrone is an Italian actor and singer known for starring in movies and tv shows like; … Read moreMichele Morrone Workout Routine and Diet Plan [2020] The post Michele Morrone Workout Routine and Diet Plan [2020] appeared first on Health Yogi. Continue Reading… Author ZingSid | Yogi Selected by CWC
Which Hit K-Drama from 2020 Should You Binge?
June 21, 2020 at 06:00PM Bored in the house and in the house bored? Take our quiz… more → Continue Reading… Author Sarah Lau | YesStyle Selected by CWC
Erika Costell Workout Routine and Diet Plan [2020]
June 21, 2020 at 03:43PM Erika Costell Workout Routine and Diet Plan: Erika Costell is a YouTuber, singer, songwriter, and model. She is mostly known for her songs and … Read moreErika Costell Workout Routine and Diet Plan [2020] The post Erika Costell Workout Routine and Diet Plan [2020] appeared first on Health Yogi. Continue Reading… Author ZingSid | Yogi Selected by CWC
Diana Silvers Workout Routine and Diet Plan [2020]
June 21, 2020 at 12:06PM Diana Silvers Workout Routine and Diet Plan: Diana Silvers is an actress and model who started her career at an early age when she … Read moreDiana Silvers Workout Routine and Diet Plan [2020] The post Diana Silvers Workout Routine and Diet Plan [2020] appeared first on Health Yogi. Continue Reading… Author ZingSid | Yogi Selected by CWC
I Asked Everyone I Trust for Their Bra Recs—Here’s What I Got
June 21, 2020 at 11:10AM On one of my many recent wardrobe clean outs, it came to my attention that the only thing I truly need to buy at the moment is bras. In fact, I couldn’t even remember the last time I actually purchased one, and it occurred to me that I don’t even have a single favourite, because none of them seem to fit just right anymore. So, a week ago, I copy-and-pasted this exact text message to six of my friends, two colleagues and my older sister: “Hey! I need new bras so I’m writing a story on the brands and styles that people I trust recommend. Can you send me your favourites and why?” One of them never got back to me, but luckily, the rest of them over-achieved and here we are today. And what did I get out of my little mass text? Well, first I learned quite quickly that, across the board, bralettes are the name of the game right now and underwire styles are currently on a need-to-wear basis. That shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise, seeing as many of us are spending much of our time at home right now and comfort seems to be the top priority when dressing. In addition to uncovering this rather obvious trend, however, I ended up with eleven brands even more bra styles ranging from less than a fiver to over £100 that seem to be worth the money, hype and more. To read about each