Alice Cary
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- Sep 30, 2026
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I Wore Gap As A Teen â Here Are The Pieces Iâm Shopping As An Adult (opens the original)
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There are a select few style fads that I remember from my teenage years â Gap hoodies being one of them. The social landscape was very different to how it is now: âviralâ products were largely determined by friendship groups in school playgrounds. Everyone wanted the same shoe, bag, hair clip, hoodie â you name it â because all their mates had them. I joined the bandwagon of wanting a grey marl hoodie with a varsity-font âG-A-Pâ emblazoned across the chest. I got one, but it was s
This Under-£200 French Bag Has Been A Hit Since The 1990s (opens the original)
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Many It-bags of the past century have come with price tags that run into the thousands â or, in the case of the Hermès Birkin, the tens of thousands. But, of course, that isnât to say a high mark-up is the determining factor of whether a bag is âItâ or not: take Longchampâs Le Pliage, which starts at a very reasonable £125. Itâs still an investment, though priced significantly lower than its counterparts. The bag might be firmly embedded in the mainstream, but this hasnât deterre
The Fashion Brand Championing Directional Dressing For Tall Women (opens the original)
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Ankle swingers, unintentionally cropped sleeves, proportions that are slightly off – these are but a handful of issues that tall women experience when buying off-the-rack clothes. Tailoring and tweaking are a given to ensure an item is comfortable, fits well and looks good. Irene Agbontaen, who is 5ft 11”, is not only out to solve these problems, but to create clothes that are exclusively designed with tall women in mind. Agbontaen’s brand, TTYA (Taller Than Your Average), started life in 2013,
A First Look At Uniqlo Uâs New Autumn Collection (opens the original)
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British Vogueâs shopping director Naomi Smart still swears by a pair of trousers she bought from Uniqlo in a pre-fashion week panic in 2021. The trousers, from the brandâs minimalist-leaning offshoot, Uniqlo U, attracted Naomi for their flattering wide-leg silhouette, cut in a thick wool twill. So much so, she bought them in several colours, including beige, dark chocolate brown and black. Testament to their greatness, she showed up on the first day of fashion week to find her fellow Vogue e
6 Alternatives To Uniqloâs Viral Windbreaker Jacket (opens the original)
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Uniqlo has released a steady stream of viral products over the years, and last spring, the retailer sent shoppers into a frenzy with its windproof blouson. The jacket was very much in keeping with Uniqloâs track record of creating function-first clothes, designed with consistent wear in mind. Made from a crunchy fabrication in a cropped silhouette, with a stand collar, pockets and a drawstring hemline, the jacket is evocative of similar minimalist styles that have recently been seen on the run
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