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January 17, 2022 by: Alice J. Oliver

20 Minutes With: Personal Shopper and Fashion Consultant Lilya Yasmina Chair

London-based personal shopper Lilya Yasmina Chair.

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Just because someone is successful doesn’t necessarily mean they look successful. Working long hours in any profession might mean forgoing the latest trends in style and fashion.

Enter
Lilya Yasmina
Chair. The personal shopper and style consultant will stand in for the haute couture victim of means. Working around the world from her London base, Chair, 40, prides herself on leaving her clients’ looking and feeling better.

Trained by years as a buyer and scout in the fashion and beauty industries, Chair makes it her business to track

January 15, 2022 by: Alice J. Oliver

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January 13, 2022 by: Alice J. Oliver

2:22 Fashion RX presents ‘Fire & Ice Pop Up Shop’ Sunday in Birmingham

Alright hey everyone, I’m fred davenport with the W. V. Tm. 30 minutes Jazz for kelly from Bessemer Alabama. She’s joining us today to talk about her upcoming pop up shop. She is the owner of 2 22 fashion Rx and Miss jasmine. First off just tell us about the event and what should people expect when they come. Yes so the fire nice pop up shop is gonna be on January 16, it’s gonna be

January 11, 2022 by: Alice J. Oliver

Stylists and designers reveal the 8 fashion trends we’ll be seeing everywhere in 2022

photo of woman wearing baggy jeans next to photo of woman wearing red trench coat — Loose, bright clothing will be popular this year.Delmaine Donson/Getty Images; Victor Dyomin/Shutterstock

Insider spoke with stylists and designers about what they think the next big fashion trends will be.
They said 2022 will bring more wide-leg pants and loose denim to replace skinny jeans.
Others highlighted bright colors and sustainable clothing options that are on the rise.

With a new year comes new fashion trends.

Insider spoke to stylists and designers about their predictions for the clothes and accessories we’ll be seeing everywhere this year.

Here’s what they said:

The 1990s bucket-hat fad will stay strong

Sahra Schukraft

January 9, 2022 by: Alice J. Oliver

Old-fashioned candy shops satisfy sweet tooth | Food For Thought

I have to admit, I love candy. All kinds — sweet, salty, chocolate, chewy, gummy, nutty. The list could go on and on.

If you are like me, you are always on the lookout for candy and might be willing to drive a bit to satisfy that sweet tooth.

Here are three old-timey candy shops in Northeast Pennsylvania to help keep your candy stores stocked this winter.

Ballyhoo

Where: 128 Luzerne Ave., West Pittston

Hours: Wednesdays through Sundays, 2 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Stepping into Ballyhoo in West Pittston is like stepping back in time.

The shop features ice cream

January 7, 2022 by: Alice J. Oliver

5 fashion trends you’ll see everywhere in 2022

Earlier this week, we discovered the beauty trends set to take over this year, but what should we expect from the fashion world?

While fashion trends tend to move fast, there are a few that you can get ahead of now before they take off with a little help from a stylist. Fashion expert Melissa Garcia joined the 3rd hour of TODAY to share the trends you should expect to see this year, for every member of the family. From gorpcore for men to sherpa for kids, Garcia has the scoop on the hottest looks — and how to style

London-based personal shopper Lilya Yasmina Chair.

The 1990s bucket-hat fad will stay strong

Ballyhoo