- StyleCaroline Allen
Two thirds of British people never been tested for an STI
Research also found that a quarter of people never use a condom when sleeping with somebody for the first time.
- StyleCaroline Allen
Anti-ageing pillow-bra makes the Internet all kinds of angry
The pillow, which looks like a fancy version of a rollercoaster seat restraint, will set you back £55.
- StyleCaroline Allen
Meghan Markle wears £9k Valentino dress to Misha Nonoo’s wedding
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were among the celebrities at Misha Nonoo’s star-studded wedding in Rome on Friday evening.
- StyleRefinery 29 UK
Jennifer Lopez Brought Back That Versace Dress & The Internet Is Obsessed
Jennifer Lopez never really goes away, but right now, she’s definitely having a moment. Lopez delighted the audience at the Versace SS20 show at the city’s Piazza Sei Febbraio venue by walking the runway in a reimagined version of the iconic green dress she wore to the 2000 Grammy Awards. Jennifer Lopez just closed the Versace Spring 2020 show in Milan in a reimagined version of her iconic 2000 Grammy dress.
- StyleCountry Living
5 places you're forgetting to dust
These are the places where the build-up of dust often goes unnoticed
- StyleCaroline Allen
Melania Trump pays homage to Australian Prime Minister in J. Mendel gown
The First Lady wore not one, but two stunning pastel dresses yesterday to welcome the Australian Prime Minister.
- StyleRefinery 29 UK
This Is Where In The UK People Work The Longest Hours
A study published last year found that just 6% of UK employees are now putting in the once customary “9 to 5” working week. It’s not too surprising that the TUC (Trade Unions Congress) has recently urged the government to introduce an additional four bank holidays a year in order to reduce the number of working days lost to anxiety and stress. Employees in Scotland and the East of England – the regions where people work the longest hours – put in 67 hours a year more than workers in Wales, the region where people work the shortest hours.
- StyleThe Independent
Thomas Cook: Hundreds of passengers stranded amid fears company is about to collapse
Hundreds of Thomas Cook passengers were stranded overnight at airports in the eastern Mediterranean – but not because of the company’s dire financial problems.Britain’s oldest package holiday company is in last-ditch talks to try to secure a refinancing deal with its creditors and other partners.
- StyleHarper’s Bazaar
The Duchess of Sussex stuns in Valentino for Misha Nonoo’s wedding in Rome
Let this inspire your next wedding guest outfit
- StyleHarper’s Bazaar
Why Jennifer Lopez's new stripper film has been banned
An official announcement has been released
- StyleThe Telegraph
The world's most beautiful art gallery (but nobody goes there)
The film version of Donna Tartt’s novel, The Goldfinch, which is released next week, is unlikely to prove popular with the world’s museums. The story begins with an art lover’s nightmare – a terrorist’s bomb exploding in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. It then centres around a 17th-century painting of a goldfinch that one of the surviving victims removes from the rubble.
- StyleElle
Kate Middleton Might Not Become Princess Of Wales When Charles Becomes King
Even though William would be the Prince of Wales.
- StyleThe Telegraph
What's behind Japan's curious love of cleanliness?
It’s been dubbed the seven-minute miracle: teams of high-speed cleaners, with wide smiles and plastic flowers clipped to their hats, leap on board Japanese bullet trains and carry out a meticulous cleaning routine, before the next batch of passengers come on board.
- StyleHarper’s Bazaar
Brad Pitt opens up about confronting Harvey Weinstein in the '90s
The actor allegedly stood up to the spurned producer on behalf of then-girlfriend, Gwyneth Paltrow.
- StyleHouse Beautiful
Move garden plants inside for winter over a two week period, experts say
These steps will prevent 'plant shock'.
- StyleHarper’s Bazaar
Versace recreates iconic Jennifer Lopez Grammys moment on the SS20 runway
The FROW went crazy
- StyleRefinery 29 UK
Style Obituary: Paul’s Boutique. For A Hot Minute Being On Trend Allowed Us To Dream
It was Christmas 2008. It was the same year we’d all got our first jobs — at a fish and chip shop, receptionist at the local gym, waiting tables at the stunning brutalist Holiday Inn right by the motorway exit — and we’d decided to go all fucking out.
- StyleRefinery 29 UK
The Best Vegan Spots In London, According To An Opinionated Blogger
An Opinionated Guide To Vegan London is plant-based chef and blogger, Sara Kiyo Popowa's second book. Popowa amassed a large following on social media after she began posting details of the Japanese-style packed lunches she made for her husband, which led to her first book Bento Power. Drawing on her years of living in the capital, Popowa's extensive guide covers a wide range of well-renowned restaurants (Mildreds is still our go-to for sweet potato fries) and whether you're vegan or not, food photographer Sam Harris' accompanying imagery will leave you salivating.
- StyleThe Telegraph
From intermediate cruiser to gnarly expert, how to become a better skier
Ahh the end of another great day on the slopes. Sliding from restaurant to restaurant admiring mountains outlined against an azure blue sky, swooping gracefully down runs at the top of your game. Skiing is bliss isn’t it?
- StyleThe Telegraph
Winter greens and cuttings: September tips for balcony and urban gardeners
I know it might sound ridiculous, but it was the Harvest Moon and – bear with me – a gong bath that made me do it. I was acknowledging the former in the midst of the latter (a process of lying on a yoga mat while listening to a stranger banging a gong; it’s meditative) when I realised that I’d not sown much this year to reap.
