Finding a perfect date outfit can be tricky at the best of times and maybe even more so around this time of year when love is in the air and the promise of a romantic rendez-vous is too.
Despite new styles coming into fashion almost everyday in stores across Glasgow’s High Street, we all love to take a little tumble back in time and dig through some clothes from yesteryear to see if any of it is worth throwing a lifeline to.
As Valentine's Day fast approaches, lovers from across Glasgow will be organising date nights and scrambling to find the one gift that really shows how much they care.
Hidden just off one of the busiest streets in Shawlands, the cosy and inviting Ruby Woo Boutique is a treasure trove of clothes and accessories just waiting to be raided.
“Why don’t you go and get some good old fashioned retail therapy,” I smiled, but my grin slowly disintegrated when I saw the look on her face.
As therapeutic as I often find the physical act of seeking new additions to my ever-expanding wardrobe, there is a long and also ever-expanding list of things that I too can’t stand about retail.
LAST week, it was announced that jewellery and fashion brand Stella and Dot would be exiting Europe in a matter of months.
How far are we fashion addicts willing to go in order to get that item that we are so desperate for? The phrase ‘outfit to-die-for’ came from somewhere, right?
Welcome to 2019 and to a whole new year of head-turning trends and sensational styles. As we wave goodbye to the year that brought power suits out of the office and onto the catwalk and chunky sneaks off dad’s feet and into our wardrobes, I can’t wait to see what the fashion world has in store for us this year.
FOR years now I’ve heard complaints left, right and centre about the High Street being dead. As we become more digitalised and it seems easier and easier to click a button and have goods delivered straight to your door, I can see why people might think that this is the case.
