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Benefit outrage followers with #MakeAMovieaFatty tweet
Popular beauty brand Benefit were flooded with angry comments on Monday evening after releasing a tweet featuring the hashtag, #MakeAMovieAFatty. Furious Twitter users were disgusted with the post which featured puns on film titles and claimed the brand was “Fat-Shaming”. The tweet in question, which has now been deleted, followed the trending hashtag and included…
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YSL and Newcastle’s Fenwick partnership
We are just over a week away from the opening of the Bowes Museum exclusive showcase of the Yves Saint Laurent: Style Is Eternal exhibition on Saturday July 11. The retrospective is the first of its kind in the UK, and is in partnership with the Pierre Bergé Foundation and Newcastle store, Fenwick. Fenwick’s are…
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I Sunk Your Battleship: A closer look
Launched in 2013, I Sunk Your Battleship has taken suggestive and subconscious expletives to a new level. Using navel semaphore to say what we’re all thinking and producing them on jumpers, beanies and T-shirt. The Durham based company is ideal for those days when you want your clothing to do the talking. The company has…
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London Collections: Men SS16 – J.W. Anderson
We all know that J.W. Anderson loves playing around with gender in his collections; we all expect femininity in his menswear line, and this season was no different. Giant sky blue floral emblazoned tops graced the runway which made the Devil Wears Prada fan inside me think “florals for spring? groundbreaking.” Even on men’s clothing…
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7 original Father’s Day presents to suit every personality
Father’s Day is quickly approaching and we’ve complied a list of unique, and fun gifts to suit every dad personality. 1. The Creative: From you to me book, £11.95, prezzybox.com A book with questions about your dad’s life on each page, with spaces for him to fill in and add photos. The book can the be returned…
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London Collections: Men – Maharishi SS16
World religion became the focal point for Maharishi’s spring summer 2016 collection, drawing inspiration from religious dress codes such as Judaic prayer strings, Knights Templar capes and Buddhist monk’s robes. Maharishi combined religious clothing into their traditional looks of military wear of combat trousers, long line shirts with covered buttons; creating a seamless flow across…