Quaker Women: Personal Life, Memory and Radicalism in the Lives of Women Friends, 1780-1930: 1 (Women's & Gender History) (Women's and Gender History)
Times Online (Free subscription) | 18 hours ago
At September’s fashion shows, a shocking trend emerged. And we’re not talking about pants as a legitimate choice of evening wear here. The trend that had everybody talking was the return of the sensible shoe. Following seasons of vertiginous stilettos, “vagina-high” boots and bondage-style strappies of the style most often seen in Stringfellows, the message is: forget higher,...
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I was having coffee with a friend the other day when she opened her cutlery drawer. “I sorted it out,” she exclaimed. “I took out the whole drawer, cleaned it, then put everything back again.”
Times Online (Free subscription) | 18 hours ago
Whether you have a depressingly meagre clothing budget or a huge amount to spend on fashion, chances are you love a good bargain. And, increasingly, what we also demand from our wardrobe is a sense of individuality — the sort of unique, one-off piece you can flaunt, knowing you will be the only one walking down the street in it.
Times Online (Free subscription) | 18 hours ago
The hotel lobby on Manhattan’s Lower East Side is buzzing with activity. There are effeminate men in sunglasses and ski hats, bored, long-legged models in knee-high boots punching BlackBerrys and, outside the glass doors, a posse of paparazzi. They are waiting for someone recognisable to emerge. We slip past. The petite woman in a red flannel shirt and a black leather jacket and I are invisible....
Daily Mail (Free subscription) | yesterday
When Simon MacCorkindale suddenly left TV’s Casualty no one suspected that he was keeping a tragic secret: he had cancer and had been given just five years to live.
Daily Mail (Free subscription) | yesterday
As Cheryl Cole grows ever more successful, stylish and famous, her husband Ashley gets more petulant, pouty and vain. And the tensions in their marriage are starting to show.
Daily Mail (Free subscription) | yesterday
When Simon MacCorkindale suddenly left TV’s Casualty no one suspected that he was keeping a tragic secret: he had cancer and had been given just five years to live.
Daily Mail (Free subscription) | yesterday
Prematurity is the greatest cause of infant death - so why is there such a chronic shortage of specialist nurses and doctors? The Coronation Street actress, who lost her own baby at 21 weeks, investigates.
Daily Mail (Free subscription) | yesterday
A serious contender to the celebrities' favourite frown-freezer has been launched in the UK.
Daily Mail (Free subscription) | yesterday
'I adore old Hollywood glamour. he tailored dresses, strong make-up, and waves in the hair.' The professional dancer and Strictly star, 32, reveals her health and beauty tips.
Daily Mail (Free subscription) | yesterday
An online support network, set up by single mothers Kate Ford and Emily Abbott, aims to soften the blow for children caught in the crossfire of marital breakdown.
Daily Mail (Free subscription) | yesterday
These days the Welsh singer likes to play it a little bit safer. With her hellraising days well and truly behind her, Cerys is now channelling her zest for life into music.
Daily Mail (Free subscription) | yesterday
Redundancy needn't spell the end. An increasing number of newly jobless are discovering that even a small payoff can finance exciting new beginnings...
The F-Word Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
There's been a lot of awareness raising on use of Photoshop to make women's bodies look impossibly beautiful. But what about in video? Via Sarah at Uplift!, this showreel advertising work by post-production firm Room demonstrates how much 'correcting'...
Daily Mail (Free subscription) | yesterday
The Craig I knew - the adventurer who knew no pain, who was full of hope for the future - never made it out of intensive care in Bordeaux.
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