Zara

2022 - 12 - 26

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Zara Tindall 'doesn't give two hoots' and wears clothes Kate 'wouldn ... (Daily Express)

Zara Tindall has been the topic of many a discussion among royal fans recently as she was seen with her husband, Mike, in Australia following his release ...

Recently, Zara has been seen braving short skirts, a look the fashion expert claimed Kate, Princess of Wales “wouldn’t get away with”. She said: “These women [female royals] are very famous, but they are not celebrities with free agencies. Earlier this month, for a visit to an Australian winery, Zara wore a dress that garnered much attention. It’s a very fine line that they are walking,” Elizabeth told Insider in an interview. The couple stayed down under for a few weeks after the show ended, and Zara was pictured in a slew of fashionable outfits. Zara Tindall has been the topic of many a discussion among royal fans recently as she was seen with her husband, Mike, in Australia following his release from the I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!

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31 Zara Sale Items to Buy Before They Sell Out (Who What Wear)

Between the dresses, shoes, fun tops, sweaters, and more, I think you'll be impressed with the offerings. You'll find discounts up to 40% off, which is ...

Between the dresses, shoes, fun tops, sweaters, and more, I think you'll be impressed with the offerings. [Zara](https://www.whowhatwear.com/expensive-looking-zara-winter-fashion) sale. , I have two words for you:

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Why Zara Beauty needs India (Livemint)

In an interview with Lounge, Zara Beauty's head Eva Lopez talks about entering the Indian crowded market and future plans.

The physical form of packaging design incorporates a slant that is a subtle nod to the slant in the Zara logotype, maintaining coherence throughout Zara’s different collections. While neutral and simple, the unmarked white packaging is also fashion-forward and edgy; the cleanliness speaking to the sustainable aspect of the brand. As a brand, we also encourage consumers to experiment with an array of styles, textures and colours by embracing bold colours that suit the upcoming seasons and future fashion trends. The importance of embracing individuality and a fresh take on the notion of beauty was the key driving factor for us. Often in the limelight for its sustainability claims, Zara is promoting the beauty products as containing the “highest performance ingredients and clean formulas”. The Indian beauty consumer has become a darling of cosmetic brands.

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I spent £15 in charity shops and got a new £74 Zara dress, bag and ... (Liverpool Echo)

I visited every charity shop in Liverpool city centre with the aim of finding a night out outfit for less than £20.

While I didn't find a complete outfit, I was made up with my purchases. I continued perusing around the store and found a new small black velvet bag with a silver chain. In this store, I was looking for either a pair of shoes, a clutch bag or accessories that would match the dress. However, my joy was short-lived as I turned them over and discovered they were a size too big. In the window, they had a pair of Alexander McQueen black glitter trainers. I also found a pair of Kurt Geiger heels, but sadly they were not my size. Again, I was pleasantly surprised by the items in Take 2. Given the current cost-of-living crisis, I was very impressed by their affordable pricing that caters for every budget. Much like Rebecca Bloomwood in Confessions of a Shopaholic, I unashamedly ran to the racks to see what I could find. The next place I went to was Oxfam - and let me say this now, as soon as I have a day off work, I'll be going straight back there. I also spotted a gorgeous baby blue textured blazer with an RRP of £69.99, for £16.99. One of the first items that caught my eye was a pair of nude £10 Pretty Little Thing heels that had barely been worn.

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