Born to wear it
If you always choose bold red lingerie over classic white designs it could be your date of birth that's to blame. According to lingerie brand Triumph, the stars have a lot to answer for when it's decision-making time in the lingerie department. It's a good job, then, that there's something in their range to suit the characteristics of each sign of the zodiac.
Here's a taster of the results: the Sagittarian woman is often a keen sportswoman. Her colour is purple. Her stone is lapis lazuli and her element is fire. Triumph's lingerie for Ms Sagittarius is Velvet Moods - definitely different in rich wine velvet.
The bra comes in sizes 32-38
A-C cups and costs (pounds) 20, while the matching G-string is (pounds) 8 and is available in sizes 10-18.
For Triumph stockists, tel:
01793 720 232.
Suits you, madam
Serena Kelsey's autumn/winter 2003 womenswear collection
has been launched on the back
of her stellar reputation over the past 17 years for her exquisite
men's tailoring.
She's fast becoming one of the most-talked-about tailors among fashion conscious career women who want a sharp, but sexy look. Female followers include Kate Moss, Jodie Kidd and Sadie Frost.
Kelsey's newly launched sexy tailoring for girls about town includes chalk-striped suits with coloured satin jetted pockets, while matching hand-stitching around the lapels is a key detail in the collection. Long, lean calf-length jackets with matching boot cut trousers come in an array of coloured pinstripes ranging from cranberry and lilac to candy pink and orange. For more information, tel 07968 030 362.
Hot metal
Cool Brit-brand Ben Sherman is set to unveil its hip new range of men's jewellery.
The predominantly silver collection is a fusion of Sherman's signature style, attention to detail and contemporary know-how. The key item is set to be a silver dog tag which is strung on a trendy ball chain with two brushed silver tags.
The heavy brushed-silver ID bracelet with an inter-linked chain has a clasp panel that adds uniqueness to the bold design and will ensure that it doesn't fall off.
With a stunning array of cuff links, leather cuffs, earrings, hip flasks and pens also on offer what else could a man possibly ask for?
Prices range from (pounds) 9.99-(pounds) 35. For information, call 0870 752 080.
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