How celebs are rotating lockdown outfits with key summer looks - and you can too
With week 12 of pandemic restrictions on the horizon, there’s only so many more banana breads we can bake, washes we can put on and Zoom calls we can handle.With week 12 of lockdown approaching, there’s only so many more banana breads we can bake, washes we can put on and Zoom calls we can handle
With the second cycle of lockdown style now coming to an end, acting fashion editor CLEMMIE FIELDSEND identifies the key looks – and how you can now update them for summer.Like Elizabeth Banks, many of us are enjoying not having to get dressed for work Asos reports a staggering 200 per cent rise in sales of tracksuits during lockdown, as comfort prevails.
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