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Sartorially, socially, economically, the vivid fifties was a prime time to be alive. The decade succeeding the second world war, this era was celebratory, and clothing was a clear representation of this. The clothing of this era was clean-cut, traditional and conservative. Icons like Elvis Presley, James Dean and Marlon Brando paved the way for an aesthetic perpetually tattooed to our minds that reflected a playful era. We looked back in time to take you through our favourite fifties trends that would appear anything but outdated today. The Joyful Fifties: Historical Style Changes Historically, the fifties was a time of celebration. The ending of World War 2 meant that morale was high, and clothing choices reflected such social changes. The quintessential All-American...

YOU CAN HAVE a rippling six-pack and a full head of hair and still make a crappy first impression. Why? You might not care about your style, but she sure as hell does. And some fashion blunders are surprisingly common: cartoon tees, ultra-tight pants, and cargo, uh, anything seem to really catch women's eyes (in a bad way). Are you guilty? Keep reading.  1. “Don’t be sloppy. Tuck in your shirt and wear real shoes. Flip flops are only acceptable when you’re on the beach.” - Tara M. 2. “Not into anything overly preppy-looking. Please, for the love of all things hot, just wear a crisp white button down.” - Olivia M.  3. “When shirts and/or pants are too tight....

Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year, or so singer Andy Williams told us. Firstly, there’s the food (because who doesn’t love being holed up for days on end with no one counting how many sausage rolls you’ve consumed – least of all you?). There’s the sales (all the year’s best pieces at a fraction of the price – err, yes please). And, then there’s the brief but delicious abandonment of all things buttoned-up. As for resolutions, forget about the gym – that’s not going to outlast Dry January. And speaking of Dry January, forget that too. After all, what’s the year’s gloomiest month without a little liquid spirit? Instead, pull yourself up by the bootstraps – or...