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I had heard many friends of mine talk about shopping in Bicester Village. Over the years, this exclusive outlet area in Oxfordshire, UK, has become a popular shopping destination even for tourists, as it offers the chance to buy luxury brands at reduced prices. Despite my numerous visits to the UK and the long periods of stay in the past…
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Last Saturday, Beyonce rocked it in a Queen of Zamunda style outfit from the 1988 Eddie Murphy movie “Coming to America”. Beyonce was spotted wearing an exclusive DONIA ALLEGUE headpiece with her ethnic-inspired print mini dress and t-strap high-heel sandals. The look was complete with an animal print belt and a long, multi-layered, beaded necklace. The Donia Allegue headpiece in…
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Our new Food and Fashion editorial has been inspired by Spanish designer Ion Fiz’s Spring Summer 2016 collection, LE PRÉSAGE, presented a few days ago at Paris Fashion Week. This romantic, vintage-y catwalk look is challenging us to rediscover those old midi pleated skirts and feminine blouses hidding in our closets and wear them in modern, empowering and minimalistic mix’n’match…
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“100% futureproof” as advertised indeed, the Best of Brittania showcase was an exciting surprise this summer. I was visiting this annual exhibition of outstanding UK brands for the first time and I admit that I have become a fan already. So, today, I want to share with you my 9 favourite brands from Best of Brittania 2015; fashion, beauty, art,…
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I am so genuinely excited about this one-of-a-kind jewelry e-shopping destination that I discovered today, Uncommon Goods. An inspirational collection of jewelry which are truly precious not only for their valuable materials and beautiful design, but also for the empowering hidden messages and touching symbolic meanings that they carry. This unbeatable three-fold combination that any jeweler would be envy of has…
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