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The Tiny Details in the Great Outdoors

Hats, scarves, scrunchies: anything goes

Classic cowboy in sustainable Madagascan raffia.

£25 basketbasket.co.uk

Paradise Fold’s mulberry silk turbans come in an inclusive range of sizes. Great for overnight hair protection and they also make a super-glam cover-up.

£55 paradisefold.com

Lightweight boucle bucket with fringed trim. The Mavie.

£173 helenkaminski.com

Silk experts Slip have collaborated with fashion designer Alice + Olivia to create a set of tug-free scrunchies. Slip X Alice + Olivia.

£39 for three cultbeauty.co.uk

Patchwork from deadstock vintage Provencal prints. £89 by Studio Courtney

wolfandbadger.com

Dickie’s Hardwick Baseball Cap in Brown Duck is a perennial classic.

£25 dickieslife.com

A headscarf = fast-track to timeless glamour.

£19 hush-uk.com

Bee-adorned straw halo band from milliner Beverley Edmondson. £235

beverleyedmondsonmillinery.co.uk

Fri 11 Oct 2024

LOOKFANTASTIC Launches the Iconic Beauty Vault 2024

We can’t keep calm as LOOKFANTASTIC has announced the launch of its much-awaited Beauty Vault 2024.

Naila Hazell The Kiss oil and acrylic on linen 2024 thb5eg

Thu 10 Oct 2024

Making Women’s Work Visible

The Women in Art Fair at Frieze London

After last year’s successful launch, the Women in Art Fair (WIAF) returns as part of London Frieze Week. Drawing together women artists, gallerists and curators, this year’s show received over 2,000 submissions following an open call on the theme of ‘the creative process’.

Default fifty people of a variety of races and genders gather 1 1 ghsihy

Thu 10 Oct 2024

Didcot Mind Body Spirit Wellbeing Show to Take Place in Doctor Who Village

The Didcot Mind Body Wellbeing Show has a new venue - Hagbourne Village Hall. The event takes place on Sunday 13th October 11-5pm, marking a change from its previous location at the Didcot Marlborough Club.

Wed 9 Oct 2024

Uncorking Oxfordshire: Vineyard by Vineyard

If you live in Oxfordshire and are interested in wine, I’ll bet you can name one or two of the local vineyards; or possibly even three or four. But did you know there are now 15 commercial vineyards/wineries in Oxfordshire producing wine?