Get some wardrobe sunshine without getting burnt
Much as this season’s florals and pastels are softening Suzi Dixon’s wardrobe, there’s something infinitely more spring-like than the trend for bright yellow.
Much as this season’s florals and pastels are softening Suzi Dixon’s wardrobe, there’s something infinitely more spring-like than the trend for bright yellow.
The great thing about the Spring trends for pastels and denim is that you can dress your capsule wardrobe up or down.
Fashionistas in need of a new look for Spring will love Central Studios’ new hair colour-with-a-conscience. It’s organic dye but, thankfully, not the frightening hues that populated Bristol in the Nineties.
If your bank balance is recovering from a Valentine’s Day blow-out, one option is Tesco. The prices are low and you can pick up your weekly shop at the same time – what’s not to love?
Most people’s legs look kinda svelte atop a great wodge of wood, an effect further enhanced by this season’s unlikely trend for high-heeled clogs
A test drive at Harvey Nichols’ Blink brow bar left me feeling more alert, awake and feeling confident with my make-up for the first time in a long while…
It’s the perfect time for a bit of wardrobe building, with vouchers to spend, sales to rifle through and fabulous net voucher codes encouraging us to celebrate the new year with a spot of retail therapy.
You don’t need us to tell you it’s cold right now, but Bristol24-7’s Clothes Doctor will help you face the weather in style, whatever unpredictable conditions prevail.
Chic just got cheaper, thanks to our fabulous new shopping columnist, Suzi Dixon, who gives the lowdown on looking great for less…
Outrageously sparkly outfits? Scarifying underwear to disguise the mince pies? It can only be Christmas party season. Bristol24-7’s Clothes Doctor sorts out festive mayhem.
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