March 2008 Archives

There's a great offer in this Friday's Mail, even though we say so ourselves!
Readers can choose a free product worth up to £12.50 from Boots' anti-ageing Time Delay range.
Just cut out the voucher which will appear in Friday's paper and take it to the main Birmingham store.

Kate Moss's third collection for Topshop hits the high street today. So watch out for the queues.
From what we've seen so far, unless you're under 16 or a waif, you'll have to choose carefully.
Most of us could get away with wearing the pretty pink star-print shirt (£35) or the vintage black beaded dress (although at £150 you'll need to be feeling flush to buy it).
But I can't see many of us squeezing into the tiny white shorts (£28) or skinny boot-cut striped jeans (£45) without looking like an extra from Shameless.
Only the likes of Kate Moss can make clothes like that look stylish.

It's great to see Birmingham putting itself firmly on the style map. Next month sees the biggest fashion event in the city this year and the first of its kind in the country.
Style in the City will feature catwalk shows hosted by Ozzy Osbourne's daughter Kelly and showcase collections by the likes of designers Alice Temperley, Stella McCartney and Posh Spice's favourite Roberto Cavalli.
We may live in the second city but for too long Manchester, London and Leeds were able to steal our style crown.
The arrival of Selfridges and Harvey Nichols changed all that.
Events like Style in the City attract national attention and are the perfect platform for giving our rivals a run for their money in the fashion stakes.
If you fancy going to the event, which runs from April 3 to 6, Monday's Mail will have details about special offers on tickets.