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Daily Record
4 days ago
- Lifestyle
- Daily Record
New Look's 'super comfy' trainers are similar to iconic £120 pair for under £30
These New Look trainers are so popular that they have 4.8 rating based on hundreds of reviews. This summer has been the season of comfy footwear. Whether it be chunky sandals or loafers, we're all looking for something both stylish and supportive. One such pair that match the bill are New Look's Brushed Faux Leather Chunky Sole Trainers. Not only have they been hailed as "super comfy", but they are also being compared to an iconic Adidas pair - but for £90 cheaper. The high street favourite's trainers, which cost an affordable £29.99, boast a design that has been compared in reviews to the pricier footwear firm's Gazelle Shoes that can cost up to £120, with one shopper saying they "prefer" the cheaper option. Available in sizes three to seven across three colours - red, burgundy and black - these budget-friendly shoes boast a variety of features that make them suitable for fashion fans who need to compliment any outfit, whether that be casual or dressy. They offer a variety of features designed to boost comfort when worn such as a fully cushioned footbed, flexible sole and softer linings that make them both "light" and "roomy" on the feet, according to reviews. Brushed Faux Leather Chunky Sole Trainers £29.99 New Look Buy here Product Description Meanwhile, the soft brushed suede fabric and chunky sole design make them an "on trend" option that can be paired with frayed denim jeans and a tee, or a floaty maxi dress during the current summer season. New Look isn't the only retailer offering their own version of the Adidas Gazelles, as M&S' Suede Lace Up Side Detail Trainers offer a very similar design for just £45. Shoppers looking for something a touch chunkier might want to check out the Debenhams website for these Dune London 'Eden' Suede Trainers that cost £89. As for the Brushed Faux Leather Chunky Sole Trainers, they currently average an impressive 4.8 rating from hundreds of New Look customers who have been comparing them to Adidas, with praise calling them "affordable" and "great quality." A five-star review read: "Great trainers, I'm an Adidas girl through and through, however I couldn't get the burgundy trainers I wanted - I saw these read the reviews and I wasn't disappointed! They are comfy and look great!" A second delighted shopper added: "Honestly prefer these over Adidas Gazelles. They have a smooth velvety feel. They seem really great quality for the price!" Someone else simply remarked: "These trainers look so much more expensive than they are. They are super comfy and look really good. I'm really impressed." Fashion deal of the week New Balance has just launched a massive sale ahead of the summer, with up to half-price off. Hate that break in period with stiff footwear? Then look no further than the Unisex RC42 Shoes, said to be "comfy straight out of the box", that have been reduced from £90 to just £45, saving shoppers 50 percent off the original asking price. Featuring the classic minimalist silhouette that can be worn with everything from denim jeans to leggings, these trainers have been particularly designed for those with an active lifestyle. Crafted from a "lightweight" suede/mesh construction, they boast a low profile that is suitable for those who spend long periods of time on their feet, while the a padded tongue and cushioned rubber sole ensure all day comfort. Finished with the classic signature 'N' branding on the side, the half-price discount covers two colours - granite with white and linen with sea salt. As of writing, sizes range from a four through to nine, including a few half-sizes. Shoppers can't stop praising the New Balance RC42 Shoes, as they have earned a 4.2 rating and glowing reviews for their "comfortable" design that means they "don't even have to break them in." One five-star review read: "Very cute and comfortable right out of the box. On trend and has a somewhat cushioned midsole—perfect for wearing all day." However, one shopper left a three-star review after finding that the price-tag reflected the quality, writing: "Poor quality, very thin and crease as soon as you start to wear them." Another five-star review read: "Affordable, on trend trainers. I've been looking for an affordable pair of red trainers with gum soles for a while and these are those! Very comfy so far and giving me the look I'm after, thanks New Look!" Someone else praising the comfort wrote: "I wore these trainers all day and did a lot of walking and they were so comfortable. I need another pair now." Purchase New Look's Brushed Faux Leather Chunky Sole Trainers for £29.99 now.
Daily Mirror
03-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Oasis reunion spikes 89% increase in bucket hat sales in months before 2025 tour
In the run-up to the 2025 tour beginning, Oasis have revived their classic 90s styles as bucket hat and parka sales skyrocket - and it's not too late to shop your own The countdown is almost over for one of the biggest reunion tours of all time, as brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher return as Oasis this Friday in Cardiff. The hotly anticipated tour is the culmination of months of speculation, a feverish ticket sale, and a long, long 16-year wait from fans. Oasis have not performed together since August 22 2009, when they played V Festival in Staffordshire, during their Dig Out Your Soul Tour. The band's next scheduled gig at the Rock en Seine festival i n Paris on August 28, 2009 became the stuff of rock legend... for all the wrong reasons. Following the initial frenzy of the ticket release back in August last year, tickets are still available via sellers like Ticket Master, so fans still stand a chance to attend the much-awaited 2025 tour with only a matter of days left before the first show. Rumours also suggest that more tickets are still set to be released. If you missed your chance in the initial sale or are looking to secure tickets to any of the upcoming tour dates, see below. Or check out our Live Blog to keep up to date on all things Oasis as the tour kicks off. With the much-anticipated Oasis reunion set for later this week, die-hard fans might be keen to emulate their favourite band members. The band's comeback performances are bound to stir up nostalgia, particularly among 90s kids who idolised their unique style. Liam and Noel Gallagher unveiled the full details of their first gigs in 16 years this morning, posing in outfits reminiscent of their mid-2000s style. The band's fashion was deeply rooted in British working-class culture. They often wore casual gear like parkas, bucket hats, and Adidas trainers, reflecting a "lad's" style that struck a chord with their followers. But how can YOU nail the 90s/2000s look today? As it turns out, bucket hats are among many iconic clothing items that have rocketed in sales in the run-up to the Oasis reunion tour. According to Klarna,the global digital bank and flexible payment provider, reveals a Supersonic rise in rock 'n 'roll-inspired purchases, including bucket hats, which are back in a big way. According to Klarna's data, purchases have jumped 79% year-on-year (2024-2025), with a whopping 89% in the last 3 months. If you're looking for an affordable bucket hat to complete your look for the upcoming tour dates, look no further, as we've found plenty to shop without breaking the bank. Highstreet brand Marks & Spencer is offering this Pure Cotton Reversible Bucket Hat, which offers two styles for the price of one, at £18. Elsewhere, you can find this Unisex Bucket Hat in a variety of colours for £12.74 on Amazon. Both the Gallagher brothers are fans of Adidas, as the Adidas Gazelles became a huge part of their iconic look, so why not secure some synergy with an Adidas 3-Stripes Bucket Hat for £21.99 from Sports Direct? Or if you're after that washed denim 90s look, this Nike denim bucket hat at ASOS could be just the ticket for £32.99. And if you really do want to copy Liam Gallagher's iconic look, you can still shop his exact bucket hat from Flannels with the Kangol Stripe Bucket Hat for £32. How to buy tickets on resale? viagogo and resale tickets Sites such as viagogo, Stubhub, and Vivid Seats allow fans to buy resale tickets from other fans. However, it is important to note that ticket conditions often prohibit resale after initial purchase. Those tickets may not be valid for admittance to gigs. Fans intending to buy tickets for live events through resale websites should check the ticket terms and conditions, to confirm whether resale is prohibited, before they buy. Ticket terms and conditions can be checked with the original seller, such as Ticketmaster or Live Nation. If resale is prohibited, tickets bought second-hand could be voided and admission to the event refused. Oasis tickets are available right now from a number of online retailers. This includes both official and resale websites. Fans will likely want to peruse Ticketmaster's wares first, as they have been touted as the original seller of the band's tour tickets. However, the online media giant has not had any tickets for some time. And, at the time of writing, only people with allocated codes can buy here's the link: TICKETMASTER - Buy Oasis tickets here. Otherwise, resale websites are where fans ought to be looking the most. Oasis have signposted Twickets as their official resale websites, however, they have not had tickets for a very long time. As a result, fans have flocked to the likes of viagogo, Vivid Seats and StubHub instead. And, at the time of writing, some Oasis tickets are being sold for around £200 each on viagogo. Here's the links: STUBHUB - Buy Oasis tickets here.
Toronto Sun
28-05-2025
- Politics
- Toronto Sun
Justin Trudeau's colourful shoes to meet King Charles raise eyebrows: 'SLOPPY MESS'
King Charles greets former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as he arrives to the open of the first session of the 45th Parliament of Canada in the Senate of Canada in Ottawa on May 27, 2025. Photo by AARON CHOWN / POOL/AFP via Getty Images Justin Trudeau is usually known for his choice of novelty socks. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada. Unlimited online access to articles from across Canada with one account. Get exclusive access to the Toronto Sun ePaper, an electronic replica of the print edition that you can share, download and comment on. Enjoy insights and behind-the-scenes analysis from our award-winning journalists. Support local journalists and the next generation of journalists. Daily puzzles including the New York Times Crossword. 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Access articles from across Canada with one account Share your thoughts and join the conversation in the comments Enjoy additional articles per month Get email updates from your favourite authors Don't have an account? Create Account However, it was the former prime minister's selection of footwear during King Charles and Queen Camilla's visit that raised eyebrows on social media. The 53-year-old Trudeau attended the Senate building for the opening of Parliament and, on first glance, is outfit appeared fine. The blue suit was bright yet muted, and a pale blue shirt with a navy and silver tie completed the look. But the shoes? A view of Former Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau's Adidas shoes as he arrives ahead of an appearance by King Charles III and Queen Camilla at the Senate Chamber for the State Opening of Parliament during an official visit to Canada on May 27, 2025 in Ottawa, Ontario. () Photo by Chris Jackson / Getty Images Despite the popularity of casual trainers, many keyboard warriors felt the pale green suede Adidas Gazelles with orange detailing had no business being part of his ensemble. Perhaps other colour combinations or neutral hue could have worked? Maybe baby or navy blue, red (go, Canada!), yellow, or even a darker forest green? The mint shade, however, clashed. Your noon-hour look at what's happening in Toronto and beyond. By signing up you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc. Please try again This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. And while we quibble about colours, many stunned social media users took issue with sneakers in general given that Trudeau would be in the presence of royalty and other VIPs. 'Totally disrespectful,' one person wrote. 'Trudeau is a clown.' A second user on X commented: 'Always the narcissist seeking attention, Trudeau wore green and orange runners.' Another X user suggested they were 'retirement runners.' Another view of Former Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau's Adidas shoes. () Photo by Chris Jackson / Getty Images A fourth fumed: 'Society needs to see class and decorum in leadership. Where is the etiquette in both dress and manners nowadays? Don't they have advisers?' They continued: 'Trump fussed about Zelenskyy not wearing a tie, but he was right. Standards/respect is learned. Society today is a sloppy mess.' The former PM was joined by his mother, Margaret Trudeau, at the event Tuesday. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Margaret Trudeau and Justin Trudeau arrive ahead of an appearance by King Charles and Queen Camilla at the Senate Chamber for the State Opening of Parliament during an official visit to Canada on May 27, 2025 in Ottawa. Photo by Chris Jackson / Getty Images Once they took their seats on the Senate floor, Trudeau's former political rival, Stephen Harper, was on his right. Charles was invited by Prime Minister Mark Carney to formally open the new session of Parliament with a rare throne speech. The monarch declared that Canada faces a 'critical moment' as the system of global trade that made it prosper undergoes a shift, noting that the world is now 'a more dangerous and uncertain place' than at any point since the Second World War. Read More In the months since his retirement in January, Trudeau has given followers a glimpse of what he has been up to as a single dad. In March, he shared a selfie from Canadian Tire with a cart full of items. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Trudeau has also shown support for his 17-year-old son, Xavier, as he embarks on a music career. 'Proud to see my son @xavtrud pursue his dream,' he wrote on X earlier this month before sharing that the music video for 'Back Me Up' is now on YouTube. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Trudeau has three children — Xavier, Ella-Grace, 16, and Hadrien, 11 — with Sophie Gregoire Trudeau. The couple announced their split in August 2023. RECOMMENDED VIDEO Canada Music Editorial Cartoons Tennis Crime
Yahoo
28-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
King Charles Supporters Outraged by ‘Disrespectful' Gesture in Historic Moment
recently marked a royal first during his trip to Canada—but supporters were outraged by former prime minister 's "disrespectful" gesture during the historic moment. On Tuesday, May 27, Trudeau, 53, attended the State Opening of Parliament, where King Charles, 76, delivered a speech to mark the opening of Canada's parliament—becoming the second monarch to ever do so after his late mother, . 🎬 SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox 🎬 As Trudeau arrived at the Senate Chamber, however, the politician turned heads with his shocking fashion choice. He wore a blue suit paired with a teal and orange pair of Adidas running shoes. On social media, many royal fans were indignant on King Charles' behalf. One X user declared, "Totally disrespectful ~ Trudeau is a clown." Another critic wrote via X, "This is how the Trudeau's showed up for the King's throne speech. Margaret #Trudeau looked awful and look at Justin's shoes. No class." Someone else speculated, "Justin Trudeau wore those shoes on purpose so the world would talk about him again." Meanwhile, a different X user commented, "Of course he did.. what an embarrassment." Still, one person pointed out, "Everyone is pissed off at @JustinTrudeau for not wearing formal shoes to [Throne] Speech. but the man is retired He's not longer the PM he retired." Another unbothered X user shared, "The number of people commenting on Trudeau's choice of footwear. Those are actually bada-- Adidas Gazelles and I love that colour combo. I've always been partial to green." In January, Trudeau announced his resignation as prime minister, effective once another leader was elected. Mark Carney was selected as his replacement in March, and Trudeau officially resigned after serving since 2015. Next: King Charles Supporters Outraged by 'Disrespectful' Gesture in Historic Moment first appeared on Parade on May 28, 2025
CTV News
28-05-2025
- Entertainment
- CTV News
Trudeau's sneakers, hearty laughs and a Canadian football forecast: Lighter moments from the King's visit
It was a warm welcome for King Charles III and Queen Camilla arriving in Ottawa with large crowds gathering at Lansdowne Park. CTV's Stefan Keyes and Katie Griffin report. On Tuesday, King Charles III delivered Canada's speech from the throne – a rare and highly-choreographed event of pomp and pageantry centring the monarch's outline of parliamentary priorities. The speech itself touched on a range of topics, such as Canadian sovereignty and trade relations, an evolving ecosystem of international alliances and challenges 'that are unprecedented in our lifetimes.' But among the moments of monarchical gravity were moments of levity. Here are a few light-hearted highlights from the day. Trudeau's shoes, and a surprise seating plan Former prime minister Justin Trudeau turned heads for a certain fashion choice – a navy suit above a pair of green suede sneakers. The shoes appear to be a pair of Adidas Gazelles in a green and orange colourway. Former prime minister Justin Trudeau's shoes Former prime minister Justin Trudeau's shoes are shown ahead of King Charles delivering the speech from the throne in the Senate in Ottawa on Tuesday, May 27, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick British Vogue praised the model last year, even suggesting they deserve a spot among a dynasty of classic-yet-fashion-forward sneakers. 'The Gazelle is just one in a long line of styles to claim their place in the trainer hall of fame: Adidas Stan Smiths, Converse All Stars, Nike Cortezs, Reebok Club C 85s, Adidas Gazelles. Long may they reign,' reads an article published last April. Once he took his seat on the Senate floor, he found himself next to an old rival – Stephen Harper, the former prime minister whom he dethroned in 2015. Justin Trudeau; Stephen Harper; Margaret Trudeau; Kim Campbell Former prime ministers Kim Campbell, left to right, Stephen Harper, Justin Trudeau and his mother Margaret Trudeau listen as King Charles delivers the speech from the throne in the Senate in Ottawa on Tuesday, May 27, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young The pair was flanked by Kim Campbell, Canada's first female prime minister, and Trudeau's mother, Margaret Trudeau. Despite a hard-fought campaign nearly a decade ago, the two shared a hearty laugh ahead of the throne speech. Justin Trudeau; Stephen Harper Former prime ministers Justin Trudeau, left, and Stephen Harper share a laugh ahead of King Charles delivering the speech from the throne in the Senate in Ottawa on Tuesday, May 27, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young An uncertain Grey Cup forecast After the speech, Prime Minister Mark Carney stepped out onto the Ottawa streets to shake hands with members of the public. He paused when he saw a man who was wearing a blue Winnipeg Bombers hat. 'How are the Bombers going to do?' he asked. 'They're going to the Grey Cup,' the man responded. 'They're going to the Grey Cup?' asked Carney. 'Yeah.' 'Guaranteed?' 'No.' Mark Carney at King's visit Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks to a man who appears to be wearing a Winnipeg Blue Bombers hat outside the Senate on Mary 27, 2025. The group shared a laugh. Carney's football preferences are not well publicized, though Winnipeg fans might have felt slighted by the prime minister's skate with the Edmonton Oilers prior to their game against the Jets in March. On that day, Carney wore an Oilers Jersey branded with No. 24 (Carney is the 24th prime minister of Canada). He grew up in Edmonton, and said last year he's still a fan. Moving on down the line on Tuesday, another person informed him that some of those present work at the Library of Parliament. 'Hey, that's good!' responded the prime minister. 'I don't have anything overdue, yet.'
