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Ordinary pieces: A spin on the timeless black and white combo
At first sight these pieces of clothes may look ordinary but putting them all together make an amazing look for a date, meeting with friends or to college/uni. Combine a basic white T-shirt with luxurious black leather skinny trousers and wear black open toe heels, to make your basic look a bit edgy. A grey…
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Travel Style: Comfort is always key
Even when travelling, you can still wear clothes to feel comfortable and stylish in. Whether you are jetting off for some winter sun or inter-railing across Europe, Fashion North has sourced some key pieces to look good in. We love these Fila Disruptor 3 trainers priced at £91. They are comfy and casual, perfect for when…
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Sweater weather is here
It is official, sweater weather has arrived. The high street has a variety of sweaters to keep you cosy during the autumn and Fashion North has you covered with some of the best picks from TopShop. TopShop have pulled it out the bag with so many different colours and designs to suit any time, day…
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Get the Look: 1920s flapper girl fun
The 1920s was a decadent era where women dressed up to go out dancing all night long and opted for a glamorous look for their hair and makeup. If you want to recreate the popular flapper girl look from the 1920s, it’s easy when using the right products. HAIR: You can buy all the hair…
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Fashion North verdict: Primark launches second Saffron Barker homeware collection ‘Saffy B’
Primark has launched their second collab collection with YouTube’s own Saffron Barker, exactly one year later from her first collaboration. (Credit: Primark) When we reported on it one year ago Saffron had just over 1.2 million subscribers across both her YouTube channels, she’s now doubled that with 2.4 million subscribers, 975K Instagram followers and over 514K…
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Bold but broad: 1930s menswear
Throughout the 1930s casual menswear garments were inspired by broad shoulders and thin waists. Tailored wear such as suits, trousers and collars were widened and made longer, to imply men having a small midriff and longer legs. Over the years, garments narrowed even more and eventually became named ‘the classic fit’, which we wear today.…