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Polo shirts, Clarks Wallabees, shorts: Burnham has finessed his style. Can he carry it to high office?

The likely next prime minister might have to leave his ‘Manchester clothes’ in the cupboard when he gets to No 10, says the Guardian’s fashion and lifestyle editor Morwenna Ferrier

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The lesson from John Travolta’s dramatic new look: always dress for the job you want

The first-time director admitted he wore a beret to channel ‘old school’ auteurs at Cannes – though mimicry can only take you so far, says Guardian fashion and lifestyle editor Morwenna Ferrier

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An Elizabethan power move with bows

Letters: Dr Charlotte Potter and Chris Walters respond to an article by Morwenna Ferrier on the cultural value of the bow

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The most shocking thing about beauty products for kids? Where the demand is coming from

A new brand flogging face masks for four-year-olds is disturbing, but it’s worth asking why children are asking for these products in the first place, says Guardian fashion and lifestyle editor Morwenna Ferrier

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‘They add 10 years to my age!’ What happened when a millennial and a gen Zer swapped jeans

Young women wear their jeans low and ultra-baggy, while laughing at the ‘moms’ with their high waists and exposed ankles. It’s time to bring the generations together – if only to try on each other’s trousers

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First Thing: Trump baselessly blames ‘diversity’ and Democrats for deadly DC plane crash

Sixty-seven people die in deadliest US air tragedy since 2001. Plus, Israeli-Hamas deal leads to release of eight hostages and 110 prisoners

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Convenience therapy and quick fixes could be harmful to health

Letters: Dr Naomi Murphy notes the limitations of AI therapists, Lydia Prior thinks time limits are potentially harmful, whereas Joy Gower says people shouldn’t have to rely on weekly sessions to cope with life. Plus a letter from Barbara Kay

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I saw my therapist weekly for two years. Then he let slip he’d been watching me. Had he crossed a line?

He said it lightly, but I was unsettled. The trust had curdled

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There’s a perfect baby name out there. Could an expert help me find it?

Naming consultants are on the rise. But could I really outsource something so personal to a stranger?

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Princess Catherine is *obsessed* with this dress style, and Princess Diana was often spotted wearing it too

We're obsessed with the 'exaggerated neckline' that's so loved by The Princess of Wales

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#BarefootBoySummer has arrived – but really it’s just another seasonal hashtag to sell us stuff

Micro-trends have become big business for eagle-eyed marketers, says the Guardian’s fashion and lifestyle editor, Morwenna Ferrier

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Who says clothes aren’t a matter of life or death? In Succession they’re both

Shiv Roy’s wardrobe speaks to those of us who have tried to hold it down at life-changing moments, says Morwenna Ferrier, the Guardian’s fashion and lifestyle editor

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All hail Rihanna for turning a Super Bowl performance into the greatest pregnancy reveal yet

In forcing her audience to confront her physical reality, the pop star took ownership of her body – and she did it in real time, says Morwenna Ferrier, the Guardian’s fashion editor

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Slobs rejoice! In 2023, looking dreadful will be the height of fashion

Embrace your inner Portia from The White Lotus. As the world tips into chaos, this year will be all about forgetting aesthetics and doing exactly what you want, says Guardian fashion and lifestyle editor Morwenna Ferrier

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‘I knew she was dying, but didn’t expect her to time it so spectacularly’: losing my mother as my baby was born

As I lay in the maternity ward, I learned my mother was gravely ill. What followed was a year full of love, rage, resentment – and a strange cocktail of new life and imminent death

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Tuesday briefing: The exile of Jeremy Corbyn is symbolic of a wider shift in candidate selection

In today’s newsletter: Deselections are far from widespread – but in controlling the lists of those standing for parliament, the Labour leader is remaking the party in his own image

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‘I lie in the bath, imagining that I am wandering the Rialto in Venice’: my obsession with Duolingo

First it was Italian, then I added French, Portuguese and even Latin. But does the language learning app, which has almost 15 million people using it, really work?

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Rolexes, influencers and H&M grins: Triangle of Sadness nails the fashion industry

As a fashion journalist, I recognised the cruelty on show in Ruben Östlund’s film, says Morwenna Ferrier, assistant editor on the Guardian’s Saturday magazine

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Made.com was a window into the mid-century design ideal – but with none of the quality

My Made sofa was a bizarre marker of stability – but looks can be deceiving, says Guardian journalist Morwenna Ferrier

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Fashion deals: how to bag a bargain, from sales to secondhand

Take advantage of brands’ archive websites or check out car boots or charity stores

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