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A fashion editor reveals Amazon’s 11 best hidden gems, all under $50

Josefina N. Crouse

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Amazon has surprisingly great basics for summer, fall and beyond. (Photos: Amazon)
Amazon has surprisingly great basics for summer, fall and beyond. (Photos: Amazon)

Fashion guru Andrea Linett, author of The Cool Factor and style blog I Want to Be Her! picks 11 chic staples your closet is craving.

Did you know that Amazon has its own brands of clothing? Ok, maybe you did—but did you know that the pieces are super chic? Seriously. Amazon, as we all know, has it all. But now that the online retailer is overflowing with fashionable goods, never has one-stop shopping been more exciting.

Next time you’re loading your cart with AA batteries and toothpaste, stop and check out the completely affordable and totally fab Amazon house brands, from Lark &

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The charming fashion blog tracking all your favorite TV outfits

Josefina N. Crouse
WornOnTV: The charming fashion blog tracking all your favorite TV outfits
WornOnTV: The charming fashion blog tracking all your favorite TV outfits

Once a month at the very least, I get nostalgic for the 2011 dramedy, Hart of Dixie. The show is set in the small fictional town of Bluebell, Alabama, it has a stacked cast led by Rachel Bilson, and it crucially features one of the greatest wardrobes I’ve ever seen on television.

Though I only rewatch Hart of Dixie once every few years, thanks to my favorite fashion blog, WornOnTV.net, Zoe Hart’s stylish shorts and Lemon Breeland’s elaborate dresses are available for me to gaze at in admiration and longing whenever I please.

I’ve been visiting WornOnTV since I was a teenager. And at age 27, the blog remains my go-to resource for finding cute clothes I see on TV, getting some fresh wardrobe inspiration, and revisiting memorable outfits from my favorite off-air shows.

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Five things you may not know about the fashion firm

Josefina N. Crouse

You might have bought some joggers from there, or seen your favourite Instagram star wearing one of their dresses, but how much do you really know about Boohoo?

The online fashion firm has been a real winner during lockdown, with a massive increase in its sales by 45% to £368m in the three months to the end of May.

But it’s been hit by claims that workers at a Leicester factory that supplies some of its clothes were paid just £3.50 an hour, while being offered no coronavirus protection.

Boohoo has said it’s launching an investigation, but experts say it could struggle to make a comeback after the controversy.

Here’s five things you may not know about the company.

1. The Manchester-based family behind it are billionaires

Boohoo was founded by entrepreneur Mahmud Kamani and designer Carol Kane.

The pair had worked together at Pinstripe Clothing, a company that was

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Fashion is set to be hit twice as hard as other sectors by the Covid crisis, so what do labels need to survive?

Josefina N. Crouse
Rejina Pyo - Getty Images
Rejina Pyo – Getty Images

The coronavirus pandemic has taken a toll on most industries. Businesses have been forced to pause trading, revamp their entire operational models, and many have even had to close altogether.

The British fashion industry has been particularly negatively impacted, and will continue to suffer as the country recovers from the effects of the Covid-19 lockdown, according to new data released on Thursday by the British Fashion Council (BFC) from Oxford Economics. Already, we have seen Debenhams, Laura Ashley, Aldo UK and Victoria’s Secret UK file for administration, as well as shopping centre owner Intu.

Oxford Economics found that the post-pandemic recession could hit the fashion industry twice as hard compared with the UK overall, with revenue predicted to fall from £118 billion in 2019 to £88 billion in 2020. It says this effectively wipes out the above-average growth achieved by the industry over the past

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