With the Queen of England for a sibling, Princess Margaret once said she was always, inevitably, going to be seen as the “evil sister” . That for as long as Elizabeth II stood for honour and goodness, she’d stand for the opposite.
Stylist, 2019
With the Queen of England for a sibling, Princess Margaret once said she was always, inevitably, going to be seen as the “evil sister” . That for as long as Elizabeth II stood for honour and goodness, she’d stand for the opposite.
Stylist, 2019
The Sun (Snapchat), 2018
In an overcrowded market, versatile, quality product and a positive in-store experience are key.
Drapers, 2018
Ethnic diversity at all levels in the fashion industry is not just an ethical issue – it is a business imperative.
Drapers, 2018
“People feel a lot more positive about renewable energy if it’s owned by them and they actually have a say as to how it’s done,” says Mark Luntley, non-executive director of the Energy4All family of renewable energy co-ops.
Positive News, 2017
“This way of living proves to me that renting a house does not have to be as expensive as your landlord likes,’ says Tom, a 30-year-old bartender who has lived in a housing co-op for years now.
“We need more social housing in this country – this place was a godsend for me.”
Metro, 2017
“If it’s so unhealthy for me to go through a period of not having my period, then why did I feel so amazing?”
In a YouTube video called “How I lost my period on a RAW VEGAN Diet,” vlogger Freelee the Banana Girl tells her 700,000 followers about something occasionally experienced by women who’ve made a big change to their eating habits: the disappearance of her period.
She says that within a month of starting a “100 percent raw vegan diet,” her periods stopped and only returned after nine months, but much more lightly. But instead of being a little worried, as we might expect, she was stoked.
Broadly, 2017
Ever spent more time in a bar’s toilet queue than at the actual bar?
If you’re a woman, the answer is quite probably yes.
The primary reasoning behind this is that we take longer to do the deed – because of having to open and shut the doors of a cubicle, taking down trousers, the period-based fiasco we have to go through a quarter of the time – and so we suffer the consequences.
But us ‘taking longer’ shouldn’t matter – at the end of the day, toilet facilities are failing to provide for our needs, and we’re all left waiting.
Metro, 2017