Victoria's Secret criticised for airing model stacking it
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All of the DRAMA.
All of the DRAMA.
Now that she and Harry are marrying, Markle's fashion influence - like that of the Duchess of Cambridge - will be unstoppable and, most importantly, a real breath of fresh air.
This year's ARIAs fell short of the mark for shock value but there were plenty of interesting looks
Suiting and shoulder pads were the highlights on a mostly lacklustre red carpet.
Just like any bride the question's going to come back to the dress, right?
Administrators urgently seek a buyer for beleaguered brand.
It was about the fox tights, but it wasn't really though, was it.
It's a bumper guide this week with Black Friday and warehouse sales abundant; making it the perfect time to find party dresses or presents for the festive season.
The Kween has a message this Christmas: It's time to upgrade your wardrobe.
Kerri Sackville was sure a beautiful grey coat would fix all that was wrong in her life.
The secret to nailing an office party outfit is to elevate your everyday look without going over the top.
This season’s dresses are oh-so pretty, thanks to feminine fabrics and statement sleeves
You can't go wrong with a classic.
But before we point the stick, we might want to look at how we view curve models.
"She's not a normal rapper and she shouldn't have to dress like one."
Allbirds is one of a number of sustainable fashion brands putting style first.
Candice Swanepoel who opened the show was joined by Adriana Lima, Bella Hadid, Lily Aldridge, Martha Hunt and Karlie Kloss, but all eyes were on 36-year-old Alessandra Ambrosio who announced her retirement.
Long may supreme leisurewear reign.
Your clothing choices for the office Christmas party can say a lot.
What has always bugged me about the woolly-minded preaching of "should" thinking statements from clothing companies, is that they negate the whole point of fashion, which is to satisfy the fundamental human urge for self-adornment. It's meant to be enjoyable, says Maggie Alderson.
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