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Daily Mirror
6 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Kate Garraway's clever way to style a suit co-ord takes years off her look
Kate Garraway looked radiant in a summer-ready blue ensemble earlier this week, as she styled a versatile co-ord to create a fun and youthful aesthetic you can still replicate Ever the one to watch when it comes to fashion inspiration, especially for that oh-so-confusing category of smart/casual workwear, Kate Garraway has yet again wowed fans in a head-turning ensemble that's perfect for switching out a boring suit for something a bit more whimsical while you work. Taking to Instagram to show off the look properly, Kate wore a powder blue tailored trouser and waistcoat co-ord from Nobody's Child, paired with a blue and white striped blouse from Boden. Creating a monochromatic effect in a shade perfect for summer, Kate's keen styling creates a smart suit look that doesn't feel old or tired. It is worth noting that Kate's exact waistcoat is no longer available to shop at Nobody's Child, though it has been replaced with a very similar alternative to use in the same powder blue co-ord, featuring a high boat neckline instead of the classic V-shape Kate opted for. If you had your heart set on the same silhouette, Whistles has this Pale Blue Molly Linen Waistcoat that's ideal for copying the look. Kate donned a pair of these Blue Wide-Leg Tailored Trousers from Nobody's Child, which added a fun and bright twist to the classic blue suit attire. Coming in a flatteringly loose fit to keep you cool during summer temperatures, these trousers are a new take on tailoring. Designed to flatter, these blue pleated trousers hug the waist and fall effortlessly to the floor with a relaxed, wide leg. Kate's exact trousers are currently reduced to £47, and come in sizes 4 to 12, with sizes from 14 to 18 no longer in stock. If your size is no longer available, check out these Wide Leg Trousers in pale blue from La Redoute for the reduced price of £37.69. The shirt Kate opted for was this Sienna Cotton Shirt, which comes in a huge variety of shades and patterns to suit your look. Retailing for £65, this blouse boasts a straight-fitting shape with a feminine curved hem that makes it easy to pair with other items, whether it's waistcoats for that work-ready look or sweaters as we head closer to autumn. This piece is available in sizes 4 to 22 on Boden's website. If you're looking for an alternative look, check out this Pure Cotton Striped Relaxed Shirt at Marks & Spencer for £55.
Yahoo
10 hours ago
- Yahoo
Eight-year-old girl seriously injured in holiday party horror
An eight-year-old girl had her arm cut down to the bone after glass fell on her during a swimming pool party in Turkey. Sienna Crank was having 'the time of her life' in Turkey with 17 members of her family when she was badly injured at the Green Nature Resort and Spa in Marmaris. The eight-year-old was enjoying the foam party in the packed-out pool when a large piece of single-pane glass was blown off a DJ booth, and a large shard hit Sienna on her arm. Others were also injured in the incident, which happened last month, but Sienna is thought to have been the most seriously injured. She was rushed to the hospital, where the doctor told her she had been millimetres away from having tendons severed. Sienna from Bolton continues to be traumatised by what happened, her mother said, and will live with lifelong scarring to her arm. "Surely it is common sense not to have glass on a DJ stand next to a pool – you can't even have glass for your drinks. It was probably an accident waiting to happen, I can't believe they didn't see the massive risk,' her mother, Joanne Chadwick, said. 'The DJ booth was carried in just for the foam party, it wasn't there all the time, so it wouldn't even have been properly secured. It was quite a windy day, and with all the people having a good time, it was a huge risk to have glass around.' 'This has left us devastated, and of course, it ruined our holiday. Sienna will be left with the scars and memories of this for the rest of her life,' Ms Chadwick added. The incident happened in the afternoon of 7 June, when Sienna and her family were six days into their 10-day break. Ms Chadwick, a mother-of-four, had gone back to her sunbed to get a towel when she saw people running over to her. 'I ran to Sienna and saw the cut on her arm. It was absolutely horrific and I remember screaming for someone to call an ambulance,' she said. 'You could see the bone, that's how deep the cut was – I still remember it every day, and can't stop thinking about what if the glass had been a little bit higher and hit her throat. It absolutely haunts me.' After being rushed to a hospital in Marmaris, Sienna received stitches both inside the cut and on the surface of her skin. Doctors told her she had been 'very lucky' not to have been more seriously injured. Since returning home, Sienna has been left deeply afraid of glass. 'When we went to the hospital to get her stitches taken out, she was convinced the Perspex screen behind her was going to shatter on her,' Ms Chadwick said. The nine-year-old is also expected to be left with a permanent scar on her arm. 'Being an image-conscious girl already, of course, that is going to be awful for her as she gets older. This whole thing has been absolutely horrific,' her mother added. Ms Chadwick is now taking legal action against Easyjet Holidays, the travel operator they used for their holiday. Darren Dyke, lawyer at Slater and Gordon, said: 'What was a fun-filled family holiday turned to horror in a split second for Sienna and her loved ones – this wholly avoidable incident could have been fatal through the lack of care or awareness in installing a mobile glass DJ stand. It doesn't bear thinking about what could have happened. 'Sienna and her family are, of course, devastated by what happened and understandably want answers and accountability. We will support them in every way possible to achieve that.' An easyJet holidays spokesperson said: 'The safety and wellbeing of all customers is a priority, which is why we ensure all of the hotels we offer meet our high health and safety standards. As this case is now a legal matter, we're unable to comment further.'
The Independent
11 hours ago
- The Independent
Eight-year-old girl seriously injured in holiday party horror
An eight-year-old girl had her arm cut down to the bone after glass fell on her during a swimming pool party in Turkey. Sienna Crank was having 'the time of her life' in Turkey with 17 members of her family when she was badly injured at the Green Nature Resort and Spa in Marmaris. The eight-year-old was enjoying the foam party in the packed-out pool when a large piece of single-pane glass was blown off a DJ booth, and a large shard hit Sienna on her arm. Others were also injured in the incident, which happened last month, but Sienna is thought to have been the most seriously injured. She was rushed to the hospital, where the doctor told her she had been millimetres away from having tendons severed. Sienna from Bolton continues to be traumatised by what happened, her mother said, and will live with lifelong scarring to her arm. "Surely it is common sense not to have glass on a DJ stand next to a pool – you can't even have glass for your drinks. It was probably an accident waiting to happen, I can't believe they didn't see the massive risk,' her mother, Joanne Chadwick, said. 'The DJ booth was carried in just for the foam party, it wasn't there all the time, so it wouldn't even have been properly secured. It was quite a windy day, and with all the people having a good time, it was a huge risk to have glass around.' 'This has left us devastated, and of course, it ruined our holiday. Sienna will be left with the scars and memories of this for the rest of her life,' Ms Chadwick added. The incident happened in the afternoon of 7 June, when Sienna and her family were six days into their 10-day break. Ms Chadwick, a mother-of-four, had gone back to her sunbed to get a towel when she saw people running over to her. 'I ran to Sienna and saw the cut on her arm. It was absolutely horrific and I remember screaming for someone to call an ambulance,' she said. 'You could see the bone, that's how deep the cut was – I still remember it every day, and can't stop thinking about what if the glass had been a little bit higher and hit her throat. It absolutely haunts me.' After being rushed to a hospital in Marmaris, Sienna received stitches both inside the cut and on the surface of her skin. Doctors told her she had been 'very lucky' not to have been more seriously injured. Since returning home, Sienna has been left deeply afraid of glass. 'When we went to the hospital to get her stitches taken out, she was convinced the Perspex screen behind her was going to shatter on her,' Ms Chadwick said. The nine-year-old is also expected to be left with a permanent scar on her arm. 'Being an image-conscious girl already, of course, that is going to be awful for her as she gets older. This whole thing has been absolutely horrific,' her mother added. Ms Chadwick is now taking legal action against Easyjet Holidays, the travel operator they used for their holiday. Darren Dyke, lawyer at Slater and Gordon, said: 'What was a fun-filled family holiday turned to horror in a split second for Sienna and her loved ones – this wholly avoidable incident could have been fatal through the lack of care or awareness in installing a mobile glass DJ stand. It doesn't bear thinking about what could have happened. 'Sienna and her family are, of course, devastated by what happened and understandably want answers and accountability. We will support them in every way possible to achieve that.' An easyJet holidays spokesperson said: 'The safety and wellbeing of all customers is a priority, which is why we ensure all of the hotels we offer meet our high health and safety standards. As this case is now a legal matter, we're unable to comment further.'
Daily Mirror
2 days ago
- Daily Mirror
Turkey holiday horror for Brit girl, 8, as glass shard slashes arm in Marmaris resort
WARNING - IMAGES OF INJURY: Sienna Crank was having 'the time of her life' in Marmaris with 17 members of her family on the easyJet Holiday at the Green Nature Resort and Spa An eight-year-old girl's arm was cut down to the bone after glass from a DJ booth fell onto her while she was at a swimming pool foam party on holiday in Turkey. Sienna Crank was having 'the time of her life' in Marmaris with 17 members of her family on the easyJet Holiday when she was reportedly caught up in the horror at the Green Nature Resort and Spa. She had been enjoying the foam party in the packed pool, when a large piece of glass was blown off the DJ setup. Her mum Joanne Chadwick told the Mirror: "I remember screaming for someone to call an ambulance. You could see the bone, that's how deep the cut was." Sienna from Bolton, had been hit by the large piece of glass according to her family, before she was rushed to hospital where doctors told her she had been millimetres away from having tendons severed, which may have threatened the use of her arm. Sienna's mum added: 'The DJ booth was carried in just for the foam party, it wasn't there all the time. It was quite a windy day, and with all the people having a good time, it's a huge risk to have glass around. "Surely it is common sense not to have glass on a DJ stand next to a pool – you can't even have glass for your drinks. I can't believe they didn't see the massive risk. 'I would urge the hotel not to ever use glass again in situations like this, and that goes for other hotels too. This has left us devastated, and of course it ruined our holiday. Sienna will be left with the scars and memories of this for the rest of her life.' The incident happened in the afternoon of June 7, when Sienna and her whole family were six days into their 10-day break. Mum-of-four Joanne added: 'We had all been really excited about the foam party, especially the children in our group. "I had just gone back to the sunbed as the foam had got in my eyes so I went to get a towel – but then I saw people running over to me and I knew something was wrong. I ran to Sienna and saw the cut on her arm. It was absolutely horrific and I remember screaming for someone to call an ambulance. "You could see the bone, that's how deep the cut was – I still remember it every day, and can't stop thinking about what if the glass had been a little bit higher and hit her throat. It absolutely haunts me. "Sienna wasn't crying, I think she had gone into shock, and there were so many lovely guests helping – people were tying towels round her arm, giving her drinks and sweets to keep her sugar up, I was so shocked and panicked I never got to thank them.' Having been taken to a nearby hospital in Marmaris, Sienna was given stitches within the cut and also to the surface of the skin, and doctors told Joanne how lucky her daughter had been. 'It was absolutely terrifying, and I was just so delighted she was alright and she hadn't been more seriously hurt – but then I started thinking about what had happened and how. I am furious that the hotel had a glass DJ stand – it's ridiculous how plastic wasn't used. 'She will also have a scar on her arm for the rest of her life. Being an image conscious girl already, of course that is going to be awful for her as she gets older. This whole thing has been absolutely horrific.' Joanne has turned to specialist travel lawyers at Slater and Gordon in pursuing a claim against easyJet Holidays, the travel operator they used for their break. Associate (Litigation Executive) Darren Dyke is supporting the family. He said: 'What was a fun-filled family holiday turned to horror in a split second for Sienna and her loved ones – this wholly avoidable incident could have been fatal through the lack of care or awareness in installing a mobile glass DJ stand. It doesn't bear thinking about what could have happened. 'Sienna and her family are of course devastated by what happened and understandably want answers and accountability. We will support them in every way possible to achieve that.' An easyJet Holidays spokeswoman said: 'The safety and wellbeing of all customers is a priority, which is why we ensure all of the hotels we offer meet our high health and safety standards. As this case is now a legal matter, we're unable to comment further.'
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Ciara Talks ‘CiCi' Album & Why She Shouldn't Make Music With Russell Wilson (‘Dad Is Crazy!') in Chat With 8-Year-Old Daughter
Ciara is preparing for the release of her anticipated CiCi album, which arrives Aug. 22. Prior to the LP, the singer sat down for an exclusive Billboard Family interview with her 8-year-old daughter Sienna. Ciara and her bubbly daughter spoke at length about the forthcoming album, which has origins dating back to the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. 'It's been a long time coming with this project, so I like to say it's a labor of love because I put a lot of time into it,' she explained. More from Billboard Russell Wilson Got Major Dad Points After Cynthia Erivo FaceTimed Into His Daughter's 'Wicked'-Themed Birthday Party Tool Announce First Hawaii Concert in Nearly 15 Years Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham Tease Project With Sunset Boulevard Billboard Putting it simply, Ciara says her personal life is what's inspired her the most heading into her eponymous album, which is her first LP since 2019's Beauty Marks. 'It's really an extra special gift for my fans,' she added. The next question drew a laugh out of Ciara when Sienna took it upon herself to answer if her mom should ever work with her husband, Russell Wilson, on music. 'No, Dad is crazy,' Sienna said. 'His singing's a little off. Seriously, I'm telling the truth.' Ciara tends to agree. 'I think it is best that Dad plays football and Mommy does music,' she suggested. The Grammy-winning artist teased collabs with Latto and Jazze Pha on CiCi, which also boasts features from Lil Baby, Busta Rhymes, Big Freedia, Bossman Dlow and Chris Brown, according to the Apple Music track list. The 39-year-old highlighted some of her favorite collaborations from over the years of her decorated career, such as team-ups with Missy Elliott ('Lose Control'), Chris Brown ('How We Roll') and Ludacris ('Oh'). When it comes to specific moments, she hit on being proud to launch her own record label and winning a Grammy (best short form video for 'Lose Control' at the 2006 ceremony). Ciara also wants to dabble in the Latin market in the future. 'I want to sing in Spanish,' she admitted. 'Like work with an artist like Bad Bunny would be super cool.' Look for CiCi to hit streaming services on Aug. 22 and for Ciara to hit the road for a tour. Watch the full interview above. Best of Billboard Chart Rewind: In 1989, New Kids on the Block Were 'Hangin' Tough' at No. 1 Janet Jackson's Biggest Billboard Hot 100 Hits H.E.R. & Chris Brown 'Come Through' to No. 1 on Adult R&B Airplay Chart Solve the daily Crossword
