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There are so many elements that led me to start my own business: Kids O’clock – a peer-to-peer marketplace for the modern parent. I had been a fashion buyer for 10 years when I had my first son, Albert. It didn’t take long for me to realise the amount of clothing that he needed for functionality as well as fashion (for me, rather than him of course!).

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second hand children’s clothes

I have always loved fashion in general, hence my previous job as a fashion buyer. I love and respect craftmanship, but when it comes to a kid’s wardrobe there is inevitably a lot of emotion and feeling that also gets thrown into the mix. In my research that led me to start the business, I found an increasing number of parents who look into the quality, the sourcing, the shipping, the trust, and above all, the

Whether you’re scrolling through TikTok or seeing your favorite influencers’ posts on social media, you may have (knowingly or unknowingly) come across the viral fox-eye trend.

The latest makeup fad involves using eyeliner, concealer, false lashes and other cosmetics to emulate the elongated look of almond-shaped eyes – one that resembles, you guessed it, a fox.

The look is fairly easy to achieve. Legacy makeup brand Maybelline‘s tutorial explains how to do it in only six steps, and Gigi Hadid’s makeup artist Erin Parsons showcased the look in a four minute Instagram video.

Eyeliner is often used to elongate the outer and inner corners of the eyes, while concealer can minimize the eyebrow’s arch to create a straight-brow look. A popular trademark of the fox-eye trend, however, is its pose. Wearers of the new fad have been showcasing their completed makeup by pulling back the corner of their eyes. 

Will it be different this time?

Female vice presidential candidates appeared on major party tickets in 1984 and 2008, and in 2016, a woman headed the ticket. Each time, headlines heralded the historic choice; each time, for any number of reasons, the ticket lost. Those races also gave us a window into how women running for executive office are treated in the U.S.: The candidates were more likely than men to be questioned about their spouses; their attire and looks often became a part of the story; they had to make extra effort to show they were “tough” enough to serve.

Now that Sen. Kamala Harris has become the third female VP candidate on a major party ticket in history, Politico Magazine asked some smart female political observers to tell us: How will things be different for this VP choice, for this woman, and for this race? Or has nothing

As stores across the nation started reopening amid the coronavirus pandemic, many opened without fitting rooms.

While some retailers have started to reopen their dressing rooms in select locations – one step closer to a pre-COVID-19 shopping experience – others are keeping them closed indefinitely. 

Even though it is a hassle to purchase items without trying on – you have gotten the wrong size or it’s unflattering – some shoppers may be hesitant to try on clothes during the pandemic. 

According to a First Insight consumer survey of more than 1,000 people, which was conducted in late April, 65% of women and 54% of men say they will not feel safe trying on clothes in dressing rooms.

Masks required: Walmart, Target among retailers adding face masks requirements due to COVID-19. See the full list.

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