As big brands begin to embrace diversity – being different never looked so normal
Companies are realising the consumer strength of previously untapped markets
Companies are realising the consumer strength of previously untapped markets
There’s been a lot of talk recently about Prince Harry's romantic relationship getting serious, but don’t worry, he's not married yet. So if you dream of becoming a princess you're still in with a (very very slim) chance.
What’s that bright blob in the sky? We’ve all seen it before, but it’s been so unbearably long it’s hardly surprising we’d forgotten the sun even existed, let alone shone over the UK.
Everything seems like a better idea and a lot more fun after a drink. It’s a crying shame there’s no wine at job interviews, during childbirth or to wash your mouth out at the dentist.
You can pump your face with fillers and dress like you did in college, but there’s little you can do to escape the fact you’re getting on a bit.
We all turn into our parents eventually. It’ll happen to the best of us and there’s no fighting the fact you’ll be borrowing clothes from your mum’s wardrobe and admiring your dad’s new shoes before you realise anything has changed.
A Kim Kardashian-style bottom: a larger than life derriere, a pert and perky behind, a big bum.
An extrovert: a person concerned primarily with the physical and social environment. If it’s an extrovert’s world, then it’s an exhausting one.
Every 20 minutes a blonde woman dyes her locks brown leaving her fair-haired friends behind.
Life for new parents is a joy - but a joyous whirlwind of nappies, milk, cuddles and tears. Welcome to the club. Here are ten things all new parents will understand:
If you liked it then you should have put a ring on it. But only if that rock is worth over £1,046 and the proposal leaves your other half in tears of joy. Got that?
I read a couple of (Botox-enhanced) eyebrow-raising articles on ageing recently. One claimed women feel their most beautiful at 29, and the other found ladies start seriously worrying about the effects of ageing just before hitting the big 3-0.
Having a baby is absolutely brilliant. But having a newborn opens the floodgates to a whole host of bizarre scenarios, as well as enticing a string of slightly irritating people into your life.
89 days post birth and a charity-supporting, volleyball-playing Kate looked like she'd been discharged from an intensive army boot camp via a Los Angeles hair salon.
So your baby is officially ‘late’, he or she hasn’t been checking the calendar like you have and the 40 week mark has been and gone, leaving an army of family and friends demanding to know what’s going on!
We’d all love a nanny - wouldn’t we? My baby isn’t due for another week and even I’m starting to wish I had one on hand to tell me what on Earth to expect.
Whether you’re a glossy mag fan and Vegas is a bona fide playground for super-rich and famous types, or you aren’t 100% convinced and assume it’s as tacky as a Jodie Marsh publicity stunt - it’s the one place we all need to experience just once in our lives.
Kate’s a certified yummy mummy, and Kim’s not looking too shabby post-baby either. In fact there’s an abundance of mouth-watering mums and chic child bearers-to-be everywhere these days.
Cast your mind forward and imagine Prince George as a toddler. He’s on royal duty with his parents, but he’s gripping an iPad in his tiny fingers and has a Blackberry hanging from his tailored babygrow pocket.
Here are a few good reasons why Prince Harry shouldn’t (ever) get married
Our Kate Middleton is worth her weight in royal gold. She’s also worth her weight in fabric, accessories and beauty products because whatever she touches, we want to buy!
The world’s best photographers and paparazzi snappers are too teary eyed to work. They had no chance to shoot the first official pics of Prince George, and no big fat pay cheque to follow.
I really don’t care for Kate Middleton, and I can’t stand Victoria Beckham, but I, and Vogue magazine, are sure of one thing - they both know how to dress!
Lord, help me. I’ve just found out the football season has started, and what’s worse - the Premier League has just begun!
Social media has lost a few friends lately. And if you’ve been updating your status every two seconds, or tweeting from the toilet, then you might have too.