Tag: The Guardian
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The last (plastic) straw: travel and its environmental responsibilities
Some airlines, hotels and tour operators are now addressing the issue of plastics pollution but activists believe the solution requires everyone to take a stand
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Do our breasts and bottoms really need beauty products?
Are this summer’s creams for busts and behinds part of a movement diversifying beauty standards – or just another way to make women feel bad about themselves?
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Michael Jackson: On the Wall review – king of pop as the ultimate muse
National Portrait Gallery, London Hero, giant, four-eyed alien … this fascinating show reveals how Jackson inspired artists to project on him all manner of idealistic and perverse ideas
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Does a woman with a bath puff in her hair spell the end of the fascinator?
Decorative, but not quite a hat, the fascinator rose to popularity in the 1990s, but it may be yesterday’s news thanks to an inventive and impressive woman from Preston
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Every woman needs a classic white shirt – here’s how to wear it
The simplicity of the white shirt makes it a foolproof option when you just can’t decide what to wear. Just think Marilyn Monroe, Princess Diana – and the French
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Van Gogh leggings and Tracey teacups: how art merch broke out of the gift shop
Jackson Pollock socks, Louise Bourgeois eyemasks, Guerrilla Girls air freshener … what’s behind the explosion in art merchandise – and who’s really making the money?