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Make ‘good things happen’ in tiger print: X factor inspo
Last weekend saw X Factor contestants compete at judges houses and which final 16 will be heading to the live shows, but there’s just no escaping the animal print trend. While leopard print saw its way onto the unlikely show Bake Off, there’s a slightly different animal that caught our eye: tigers. It was the…
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Trending in Neon
Neon is the most unlikely trend of autumn/winter. However, it has taken the fashion industry by storm with brands such as Prada, Tibi, Versace and Zara taking it to the runway. Fashion North is here to show you how to style the trend without the price tag and add a splash of colour to your…
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Five all-time-favourite fashion movies you should watch this autumn
There’s nothing better than a hot cup of tea or coffee and a good old movie on a cold autumn evening. Here at Fashion North we’ve picked out our top five all-time-favourite fashion films, that’ll keep you entertained over the cold coming months. But be warned, they may make you head to the shops and…
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Five easy nail art designs for Halloween 2018
Halloween is approaching and we’ve got your nails covered! We’ve created five easy nail art designs which you can recreate yourself at home. Whether you are planning to go to a party or staying in to watch a scary film, these nails are perfect for any occasion! The first design we’ve created is one of…
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UNIverse girl! Galaxy print everywhere
Galaxy print on clothes is not the newest trend, but I’m sure that you didn’t know how many things in fashion or beauty are inspired by the universe. This year also we can see clothes inspired by the night sky, but not in that way as nebulas and galaxies, but as stars and moons on clothes,…
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Fashion faux pas from Fashion North in support of Lady Louise
We’ve all had an unfortunate fashion mishap, whether it be our skirt tucked in our panties after a trip to the loo or an unexpected open button on your shirt, it’s happened to the best of us. Today, at the Royal Wedding of Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank, poor Lady Louise joined the group thanks…