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Oti Mabuse: ‘The next Strictly will be my last’
Steph’s Packed Lunch in Leeds.But as the music starts in the studio where our photo shoot is taking place, Oti whoops and starts to shimmy. It is this vibrant energy that brought joy to the masses during lockdown on Strictly Come Dancing and saw bosses of ITV’s new show The Masked Dancer – a spin off from the hit The Masked Singer – clamouring to snap her up as a judge.For the uninitiated, The Masked Dancer will deliver feel-good family escapism.
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How the Royal family were united in mourning dress at Prince Philip's funeral
Queen Victoria wore it following her husband Albert’s death in 1861 – and remained in her widow’s weeds for the next 40 years until her own death in 1901 (she even insisted her daughter Alice’s wedding trousseau was black). Black also means that deeply significant jewellery can be seen with piercing clarity.The Queen’s dresser and confidante, Angela Kelly, was seen arriving at Windsor Castle last week with a delivery - perhaps the outfit Her Majesty wore to the service.
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Why morning suits were the right and respectful choice to honour Prince Philip
could and would wear military uniforms for Prince Philip’s funeral today, the decision to wear traditional morning suits was a respectful show of solidarity and neutrality at this most testing of times.Prince Charles, flanked by his brothers Prince Edward and Andrew, followed by Prince William, Peter Phillips and Prince Harry, led the way in full morning dress, comprising a black morning coat and waistcoat with pleated grey trousers.
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Royals wear traditional pearls and diamonds to Prince Philip's funeral
wore to a party at the castle to celebrate the Queen and Prince Philip’s 70th wedding anniversary in 2017.The choker was commissioned by the Queen and created by Garrard using cultured pearls that were a gift from the Japanese government in the late 1970s.
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Who are the German princes flying in for Prince Philip's funeral?
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The fascinating history of Royal family mourning dress codes
tradition of royal mourning, which will see all the family’s activities put on hold until April 22 and all communications sent on black-edged stationery. Flags across the country are being flown at half-mast and, for the first time, royal social media accounts have switched their profile pictures to black coats of arms instead of smiling photos.There are fashion rules, too – that all family members must wear black or dark colours.
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The Queen’s jewellery gifts from Prince Philip, and her other most sentimental pieces
plans for the funeral get underway today, the Queen will no doubt call upon one of these precious pieces for her husband’s final public farewell. She is known for choosing jewellery rife with symbolism, whatever the occasion - from the Lover’s Knot brooch she wears to weddings, to the sapphire and diamond ‘honeymoon’ brooch she wore to commemorate their 73rd wedding anniversary in November.
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'What I've learned from moving from the city to the country - twice over'
Iksel, a black-and-white chequerboard floor and rattan furniture from Att Pynta. ‘I had this vision in my mind that I would sit in here on my own in the morning with the sun streaming in, have a coffee, write my book and chill out,’ she says.
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Why some super-rich philanthropists can’t get anyone to accept their money
Philanthropy: from Aristotle to Zuckerberg.
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How everybody can now afford a Vera Wang wedding dress
Victoria Beckham, Alicia Keys, Chelsea Clinton, Lily Aldridge and a clutch of the inevitable Kardashians on their wedding days, wearing Wang came with a hefty pricetag.From October, however, it will be available to millions of women. Her Vera Wang Bride collection for Pronovias costs £1,160- £2,900.
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How the high street banished 'frumpy' fashion
high street gets it wrong when it attempts to sell grown-up clothes. “Shapeless dresses, bland colours, constantly treating every item they put on the shop floor as a commodity, rather than an adventure for the customer and something that should bring joy…” she begins.
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Looking for houses is like looking at men on Tinder - they never live up to expectations
Rightmove and looking at men on Tinder is remarkably similar. With both homes and dating we talk about things being ‘on the market’.
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‘The Duke is one of the reasons Britons feel blessed to have a monarchy’
, an almost unthinkable fate for a royal of those days. As a child, so his sisters said, Philip was ‘a great show-off’ who would ‘always stand on his head when visitors came’.Princess Alice sent her son to an American school in Paris so that, as she said, he would be infused with ‘Anglo-Saxon ideas of courage, fair play and resistance’, which were indeed to become his watchwords for the rest of his life.
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