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Daily Mirror
36 minutes ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Vicky Pattison looks radiant in a halterneck leopard print swimsuit that's under £50
Vicky Pattison recently gave fans a glimpse at her trip to the Maldives, where she wowed followers in a leopard print halterneck that's currently on sale Vicky Pattison looked radiant in a leopard-print swimming costume as she soaked up the sun on her recent summer holiday. She posed on her Instagram in a series of pictures that wowed fans. The swimsuit that Vicky donned was this & Other Stories Halterneck Swimsuit in brown leopard print, which is currently on sale at ASOS for a nifty 20% less. Nearly sold out at & Other Stories' own site, this swimming costume would normally sell for £57 but is currently up for grabs for the reduced price of £46 while this ASOS deal lasts. This halterneck swimsuit is crafted in a timeless, figure-flattering silhouette complete with a Brazilian cut, that's set to complement any body type on your next yacht trip or day at the beach. Featuring a straight neckline with subtle gathers for subtle accentuation, it is finished with a low-rise back and a halterneck strap that ensures a customisable fit to keep your costume secure whether you're sunbathing or taking a dip. This & Other Stories piece also comes equipped with light padding for added support, which can be removed if you'd prefer, and an adjustable hook closure at the back to keep secure no matter what. Coming in a stylish and on-trend leopard print design, this swimming costume is currently available at ASOS in sizes 4 to 16, though some sizes are selling out fast. Over at & Other Stories, the same swimming costume is reduced to £25, but it's only available in two sizes. For alternative and similar styles, Next is offering this Victoria's Secret Black Halter Push Up Swimsuit for the slightly higher price of £59. Or, head over to Very, where you can find this New Look Leopard Underwired Swimsuit for the more affordable £32.99.
The Irish Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
I work in Sainsbury's – here's my 5 top picks from our new autumn fashion collection, classic 1920s trend is back
A SAINSBURY'S fashion boss has sent shoppers into a frenzy after giving them a sneak peek of their new autumn arrivals. The supermarket's in-house fashion label Tu is one of the best-loved brands on the high street , and is constantly wowing us with its stylish but affordable fashion . 7 Tu Clothing's Hannah Pountain revealed her favourite autumn buys Credit: Instagram 7 The pieces won't hit the rails until August Credit: Instagram 7 Hannah is loving this denim rugby top and matching trousers Credit: Instagram From cute dresses to on-trend work attire, the supermarket fast-fashion range always hits the mark, and its new autumn collection is no exception. The on-trend buys won't be available to buy until August, but a member of the Tu team has already given shoppers an exciting preview. Hannah Pountain, Director of Merchandising at Tu Clothing, revealed her top five picks from the new range in an Instagram video over the weekend. And she rounded up her five top picks from the new range - including a staple buy which proves a classic 1920s trend is returning. Read more in Fabulous Argyle knitwear has since seen spikes in popularity over the years, and is a golf-core staple. But it looks to return for AW25 with the likes of Miu Miu favouring the cosy print this year. Showing off Tu's answer to the knitwear, Hannah said: "A trend that we're really feeling is the argyle knits. You'll have seen some of these come through the catwalk." The fine knit cardigan features a tan, grey and cream colourway which means it will be easy to pair with outfits. Most read in Fabulous Hannah also revealed a dark denim co-ord is set to hit the rails next month. The "super relaxed" rugby top-style shirt and loose bottoms will look perfect together, or can be styled separately. Primark's new £10 summer top is the perfect & Other Stories dupe "I love this shape, really, really easy to wear", Hannah gushed. "It can be worn as a co-ord, but equally just as cool styled separately." Next up, the fashion expert said a tan suede jacket is a "big favourite" across the team. The stylish outerwear features "beautiful" stitch detailing on the pockets. Sticking with the transitional buys, shoppers will also be able to snap up a navy paisley print quilted jacket. Hannah said: "This is a really good one for the unpredictable British weather. It's a great layering piece. We love the colour and the print on it, brilliant transitional piece." Finally, it looks like burgundy is back for autumn with a versatile striped shirt on the way that will be perfect for the office or an "easy, casual, everyday look". "This is a gorgeous piece, I love the rich burgundy colour", Hannah said. 7 Argyle knitwear is back for AW25 Credit: Instagram 7 This burgundy shirt will look great in the office or on coffee dates Credit: Instagram 7 Hannah says this quilted jacket is the perfect transitional buy Credit: Instagram 7 The Tu Clothing team are loving the detailing on this suede jacket Credit: Instagram The Instagram clip quickly racked up more than 36,000 views with fashion fans already desperate to get their hands on the autumn buys. One gushed: "Wow Hannah, I love it all! Not wishing Summer away but will be looking out for these!" "Always the best season to style, cannot wait", said a second. A third added: "Ohhhh I'm so happy about this!" A fourth wrote: "Yup. I'll take the lot. Thank you very much." "Some great pieces there, cannot wait", chimed in a fifth. Meanwhile, a sixth cried: "Ohhhhh exciting. Some gorgeous pieces." But if you're not ready to give up summer fashion just yet, the supermarket's got you covered with bargains there too. Shoppers are going wild for a As well as being purse-friendly, the dress looks strikingly similar to the This makes the Tu dress a whopping £283 cheaper. And a £26 frock that's perfect for summer getaways is flying off the rails. Is supermarket fashion the new high street? DEPUTY Fashion Editor Abby McHale weighs in: The supermarkets have really upped their game when it comes to their fashion lines. These days, as you head in to do your weekly food shop you can also pick up a selection of purse-friendly, stylish pieces for all the family. Tesco has just announced a 0.7 per cent increase in the quarter thanks to a 'strong growth in clothing' and M&S has earnt the title of the number one destination for womenswear on the high street. Asda's clothing line George has made £1.5 million for the supermarket in 2023, 80 per cent of Sainsbury's clothes sold at full price rather than discounted and Nutmeg at Morrisons sales are also up 2 per cent in the past year. So what is it about supermarket fashion that is becoming so successful? Apart from the clothing actually being affordable, it's good quality too - with many being part of schemes such as the Better Cotton Initiative. A lot of the time they keep to classic pieces that they know will last the customer year after year. Plus because they buy so much stock they can turn around pieces quickly and buy for cheaper because of the volumes.
Scottish Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
I work in Sainsbury's – here's my 5 top picks from our new autumn fashion collection, classic 1920s trend is back
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A SAINSBURY'S fashion boss has sent shoppers into a frenzy after giving them a sneak peek of their new autumn arrivals. The supermarket's in-house fashion label Tu is one of the best-loved brands on the high street, and is constantly wowing us with its stylish but affordable fashion. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 7 Tu Clothing's Hannah Pountain revealed her favourite autumn buys Credit: Instagram 7 The pieces won't hit the rails until August Credit: Instagram 7 Hannah is loving this denim rugby top and matching trousers Credit: Instagram From cute dresses to on-trend work attire, the supermarket fast-fashion range always hits the mark, and its new autumn collection is no exception. The on-trend buys won't be available to buy until August, but a member of the Tu team has already given shoppers an exciting preview. Hannah Pountain, Director of Merchandising at Tu Clothing, revealed her top five picks from the new range in an Instagram video over the weekend. And she rounded up her five top picks from the new range - including a staple buy which proves a classic 1920s trend is returning. Argyle knitwear has since seen spikes in popularity over the years, and is a golf-core staple. But it looks to return for AW25 with the likes of Miu Miu favouring the cosy print this year. Showing off Tu's answer to the knitwear, Hannah said: "A trend that we're really feeling is the argyle knits. You'll have seen some of these come through the catwalk." The fine knit cardigan features a tan, grey and cream colourway which means it will be easy to pair with outfits. Hannah also revealed a dark denim co-ord is set to hit the rails next month. The "super relaxed" rugby top-style shirt and loose bottoms will look perfect together, or can be styled separately. Primark's new £10 summer top is the perfect & Other Stories dupe "I love this shape, really, really easy to wear", Hannah gushed. "It can be worn as a co-ord, but equally just as cool styled separately." Next up, the fashion expert said a tan suede jacket is a "big favourite" across the team. The stylish outerwear features "beautiful" stitch detailing on the pockets. Sticking with the transitional buys, shoppers will also be able to snap up a navy paisley print quilted jacket. Hannah said: "This is a really good one for the unpredictable British weather. It's a great layering piece. We love the colour and the print on it, brilliant transitional piece." Finally, it looks like burgundy is back for autumn with a versatile striped shirt on the way that will be perfect for the office or an "easy, casual, everyday look". "This is a gorgeous piece, I love the rich burgundy colour", Hannah said. 7 Argyle knitwear is back for AW25 Credit: Instagram 7 This burgundy shirt will look great in the office or on coffee dates Credit: Instagram 7 Hannah says this quilted jacket is the perfect transitional buy Credit: Instagram 7 The Tu Clothing team are loving the detailing on this suede jacket Credit: Instagram The Instagram clip quickly racked up more than 36,000 views with fashion fans already desperate to get their hands on the autumn buys. One gushed: "Wow Hannah, I love it all! Not wishing Summer away but will be looking out for these!" "Always the best season to style, cannot wait", said a second. A third added: "Ohhhh I'm so happy about this!" A fourth wrote: "Yup. I'll take the lot. Thank you very much." "Some great pieces there, cannot wait", chimed in a fifth. Meanwhile, a sixth cried: "Ohhhhh exciting. Some gorgeous pieces." But if you're not ready to give up summer fashion just yet, the supermarket's got you covered with bargains there too. Shoppers are going wild for a five-star Sainsbury's dress that's only £15, flatters pear shapes and makes curvy shoppers "feel confident". As well as being purse-friendly, the dress looks strikingly similar to the Everett Linen Dress, which is priced at £298. This makes the Tu dress a whopping £283 cheaper. And a £26 frock that's perfect for summer getaways is flying off the rails.
Graziadaily
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Graziadaily
I Live In Dresses – This Is The Chic Style I'm Wearing All Summer
It seems as though we're having a maximalist summer. With quiet luxury brushed under the carpet for the warm-weather months, at least, more-is-more trends – from 'Sardine Girl Summer' to standout seashells – are taking centre stage. And when it comes to prints, you've most likely noticed you can't go 2 minutes on TikTok or Instagram, attend a wedding or even have a day in the office without seeing spots. While the likes of Hailey Bieber are backing dotty capri pants, there's a more wearable trend that practically any of us can wear: polka dot dresses. The retro trend has made a huge comeback, and with searches for dresses in this timeless print being up by 2640% (according to Mediavision) since the start of the year, it seems as though dotted dresses are sticking around for the duration. While we've already told you about the black and white & Other Stories polka dot puff-sleeve mini dress we've seen on so many fashion insiders, there's a new style in opposing colours that we're seeing a lot of, and it's all thanks to French label Sézane. Creating a white and black linen-mix mini in the key print for 2025 was a clever move, but creating one that has multiple styling opportunities is genius. Below, content creator @maggie_mccormack shows how the A-line dress looks worn with the scarf tied around the neck as a halterneck. But, with the scarf detail being removable, it's more versatile than you may originally think. Sézane Rosabella Dress The dress that needs no further introductions – enter: The Sezané polka dot mini dress that's already proving to be the style of the season. The cut, the neckline detail and the light linen material are all part of what makes it a best-seller for summer. ©Instagram/@morganewaquez French fashion insider @morganewaquez got creative, removing the scarf detail and draping across the neck to tick off the spring/summer look of the season. Dresses with scarves are a wedding guest favourite, but we love to see it worn as part of a holiday-ready outfit with sunnies, chunk flip flops and a beaded bag. A monochromatic look can do no wrong in our eyes. ©Instagram/@maggie_mccormack And if you want to get more bang for your buck from these £165 Sézane dress, you could also remove the scarf and wear it as a simple bandeau. One dress, three ways to wear – of course this summer winner is already selling out fast so you'll have to be quick to get yourself one. Prefer longer lengths? There's also a black and white midi version and a brown and white maxi style you may also want to add to your wish list. Along with our edit of the other best Sézane dress styles this summer has to offer, it's time to get the French girl look we all admire. Sézane Rosie Dress If you're sold by the print of the polka dot Rosabella mini but prefer a midi length, you'll want to meet Rosie. Longline and straight-cut, this sleek spotty dress with side split and comfy shirred back detailing is one not to miss. Sézane Welissa Dress If polka dots aren't your vibe, you can always rely on classic leopard print to liven up your warm-weather dress collection. The square neckline with crossover straps at the back makes it 360-degree perfection. Sézane Pearline Dress Firstly, yes you can wear a black dress in summer. This Broderie anglaise version with its tie-front and scalloped-hem detail will easily be your plus one to brunch plans, dinner dates and after-work drinks. Sézane Clotilde Dress Here to romanticise the timeless white shirt dress, the ruffle collar and hemline is giving that Parisian boho vibe to an otherwise simple dress. No doubt you'll want to style this with knee-high boots and a suede jacket come autumn, too. Sézane Dorothe Dress How good would this checked dress with subtle floral print look down the streets of a European city break? Complete with ballet flats and an oversized straw bag, of course. Perfection. Sézane Eliora Dress If you have a beach location wedding to attend, or you're just planning upcoming holiday outfits then you'll want to pack this Sézane hot pink mini. The silk fabric and golden hardware elevates the one-shoulder style so it's ready for any fancy plans. Sézane Fiorella Dress Summer sequins are having a moment, and this pretty pink dress is an easy way to try out the trend. Not only will it work across the year for so many occasions, 100% of profits from these dresses sold on the first Wednesday of every month will go to Demain (the organisation supporting breast cancer survivors). Sézane Giuseppe Dress We couldn't complete our guide to the best Sézane summer dresses without, you guessed it, another polka dot style. Brown and white spots will always remind us of that Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman dress, and we love this fresh take with spaghetti straps and floaty maxi length. Main image credits: ©Instagram/@maggie_mccormack @lisonseb
Daily Mirror
3 days ago
- Lifestyle
- Daily Mirror
Pink and gold home, style and beauty picks from £5 that give a soft and romantic feel
Add a touch of romance to your space and style with these dreamy pink and gold homeware, fashion and beauty buys starting from £5 If you're in the mood to add a little romance and warmth to your space (and yourself), look no further than this week's edit of pink and gold finds. From dusky velvet textures to glints of glam gold, these home, style and beauty picks are all about soft, feel-good luxury, without going full maximalist on spending. Whether it's a chic drinks trolley to zhuzh up your living room, blush-toned shoes that feel just dressy enough, or a new floral spritz for your everyday, these pieces start from £4.99 and bring that dreamy, elegant touch to any corner of your life.... Arran Naturals Calm Candle, £35 Like a mini retreat in a jar, it blends soothing lavender, gentle chamomile and a whisper of vetiver to melt away stress and set a tranquil mood. Part of their Naturals range, it's made with up to 100% natural-origin ingredients and scented with essential oils and Scottish botanicals Next Gold Oval Drinks Trolley, £90 Serve up spontaneous drinks rounds in style with this glam gold trolley. It's got chic oval framing, mirror shelves that add serious style points, and smooth-rolling wheels so you can manoeuvre your mini bar wherever the party's at. Homesense Gold Cactus Salt & Pepper Shakers, £4.99 in stores Regular salt and pepper shakers? No thanks. We're elevating our dining tables with this gold cactus-themed duo that are bound ti be a hit at any dinner party. Oliver Bonas Flora Scalloped Dusty Pink Velvet Armchair, £495 Sink into full-on romance with this beautifully curved armchair that's dressed in plush, dusty-pink velvet and sits on beech legs tipped with gleaming gold steel caps. The scalloped shell-back wraps around you, offering both style and cosy support– ideal for curling up with a book or making a soft statement in your living room Joe Browns Sweet Serenade Slingback Shoes, £55 Slip into something softly elegant with these gold slingbacks that feel effortlessly chic. The unique braided design and square-buckle fastening add a luxe twist, while the low block heel keeps things comfortable enough for day‑to‑night & Other Stories Pink Noon EDT, £32 Light and dreamy, this EDT from & Other Stories opens with sparkling bergamot and juicy pear, melting into a heart of soft jasmine, tuberose and frangipani before settling into a cosy base of salted vanilla, musk and sandalwood. Delicious. Kiko Juicy Fizz Long Lasting Eyeshadow Stick, £12.99 Slide on effortlessly creamy, vibrant colour with this limited-edition KIKO Milano eyeshadow stick, clinically tested to give up to 24-hour, transfer-proof wear in just one swipe. Pour yourself a glass of this pale-pink, alcohol-free rosé and embrace all the lovely red berry freshness– think ripe strawberries with a zesty citrus lift and crisp, clean acidity.
