Fashion & Beauty
OX Loves Fashion and Beauty, offers our pick of the finest products, events and services. From Fashion and Beauty, Boutiques, Stores, Shops, Shopping, Designers, Fashion Shows, Make Up, Hair, Clothing, Footwear, Jewellery, Hats, Style, Fashion Icons, Weddings, Lingerie, Labels and Brands.
Elm of Burford
Since 1992, my mother and father have brought the best of what they found in outdoor apparel from around the world to Britain. Strength of design and manufacture have always been key ingredients in what was, and is, valued.
Folly & Wild
Folly & Wild is an Oxfordshire based homeware and skin care company that started in 2021.
Henry's of Banbury
Henry's has been providing the finest quality menswear since its founding in 1953, and remains family-run to this day.
Lover's Rock Diamonds
We at Lover’s Rock Diamonds have direct access to the World’s finest Diamonds and Jewellery. By cutting out the middlemen and not having the overhead costs of a High street Store we share this saving with you.
Serica Smooth
Serica Smooth offer Sugaring Hair Removal, Massage & Anti-Cellulite Reduction Massage, Non- Invasive Carboxytherapy Facials, Vegan Sugar Paste products & a home self care range, all in Wantage town centre.
So Pure
So Pure is a small home based business in Faringdon established by Erika in March 2021 offering a wide range of natural handmade cosmetic products.
Two Libras
Two Libras is a captivating crystal-infused lifestyle brand that invites individuals to embrace harmony and balance in their daily lives.
Looking to nature is nothing new in the beauty industry, so let’s delve deep into the allotment or kitchen garden in search of solutions to our skincare needs. Take the logic of (minimum)
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Swimwear
From bikinis and crop tops to the most stylish one-pieces Alight lurex ruffle bikini, £295 fashionclinic.com Rhodes bandeau bikini top and briefs, £30/£24 bouxavenue.com Green
Sustainable fashion is on the rise as people care more about where their clothes come from and their impact on the planet. From eco-friendly fabrics to ethical labour, the industry is shifting towards a more responsible approach. However, one often-overlooked hurdle is tariffs, which can significantly affect the cost, accessibility, and future of sustainable fashion.