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f you are looking to upgrade your footwear game or add another stylish shoe to your already hoarder level collection, you have come to the right place.
You can get your footwear fix without even needing to leave the house – one way to keep your white trainers looking fresher for longer.
From luxury labels, to discounted designer brands, you can find shoes at every budget with every style under the sun to complete your carefully curated look.
Websites like Net-A-Porter and Farfetch offer great varieties for Louboutin lovers and Gucci wearers, but those looking for discounted options from some of the biggest names in the biz can head to Shoeaholics – which stocks a wealth of styles from over 1000 luxury brands.
Personally, I’ve always loved a trouser suit. When I landed my dream job as editor of a glossy, my first purchase was a slouchy, single-breasted chocolate suit by Jil Sander.
I posed in it for the photograph printed at the front of the magazine every month. My suit meant I was ready for anything. I was in control. Better than any man.
I was sacked less than three years later, but you get my drift. A trouser suit gives off the aura you’re not to be messed with.
You’re neither girly nor flirty. But, boy, can it be sexy. Just think of singer Dua Lipa in that YSL tux in the Libre fragrance ad so much sultrier than a corset.
The Suwannee River Water Management District Governing Board has a full complement of nine members for the first time since Gov. Ron DeSantis took office in early 2019.
George Cole of Monticello, who previously served on the board, and William Lloyd of High Springs were named to fill two openings.
DeSantis lagged in appointing members to the state’s five water management districts. In some cases with the Suwannee district, he eventually reappointed former members months after their terms expired.
Cole first served on the board from June 2007 to March 2015. Cole is a former adjunct professor at Florida State University and retired U.S. Coast Guard lieutenant commander, the district reported in a news release Tuesday.
May 12, 2021
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We love our designer bags, but chic arm candy doesn’t always have to cost you an arm and a leg. These brands that are based in Singapore boast unique bag designs that sit under the $200 price tag.
1. Photo Phactory
Photo Phactory draws on various aspects of Singapore’s rich heritage to create vibrant prints for its clutch bag collection – from Peranakan tiles and shophouse windows to batik prints.
There’s even a Hello Kitty-themed lineup that sees the iconic cartoon character against the backdrop of shophouses and Peranakan tile prints. Apart from bags, the label also stocks home decor, clothes and accessories.