At home, as we are, we are collectively seeking solace from TV shows. This selection is especially feel-good.
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We need to support our local retailers, food producers and restaurants or see them disappear forever. Here’s some we love.
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Looking for what to watch in lockdown? These films and TV shows depict midlife in all its gutsy glory.
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This is known for being one of the most influential novels of the modern feminist movement, reason enough to make it your next must-read.
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In the new Covid world, retailers are having to think of new, innovative ways to entice and impress shoppers.
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The Irish journalist’s debut collection of funny, tender, and strange life stories is a must-read
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Surely it won’t be athleisure forever, right?!
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As our parents get older, the mother-daughter relationship shifts on its axis. This writer tells her story of living with her mum in midlife.
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This writer on how, against her better judgement, she fell for a dress in an Instagram ad. And she loves it.
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Keeping it local, personal and kind. A fashion expert on how the pandemic changed shopping, and what lies ahead.
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Revisiting a collection by Cheryl Strayed containing words of hard-won wisdom that should be read for its honest, authentic approach to life.
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Autumn/Winter is our favourite shopping season. Here’s what we love now…
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What you wear can be much more than a sartorial statement; it can be an indication of intent and purpose.
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This exceptional tale of historical fiction is the winner of the 2020 Women’s Prize for Fiction.
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A fashion editor writes on the appeal of being anti-trend and shopping secondhand
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The Seventies are back, here’s why and how to shop the trend
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If you’re in need of respite from all the Covid-related news, these are just the tonic of an evening.
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Yes, we have changed. Yes, things are different. Including how we want to dress now.
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Stories can change us in the most unexpected of ways. Here our writer tells of those she can’t forget.
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The adaptation of the classic 1938 novel should be a big hit – but the book still reigns supreme.
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