Suede
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The £1 suede shoe cleaning hack you need to know about
You probably already have the key ingredient on your bathroom shelf.
2-min read - EntertainmentBen Falk
The Strange Musical Past Of Ricky Gervais
Ricky Gervais is massive in the Philippines. Well it’s the 1983 debut single of a hot New Wave band called Seona Dancing comprised of a svelte, young Reading native called Ricky and his friend Bill Macrae. Formed by the star during his final year at University College London (UCL), the duo were signed to London Records with hopes of being the next big synth pop hope.
- NewsErika Ostroff
14 Ways to Wear the Most Popular Boots Right Now
Thigh-high boots have come a long way since Julia Roberts circa Pretty Woman—all the way to the Dior runway, in fact. Once reserved for Halloween costumes, this season they represent the height of chic. Celebrities like Gigi Hadid and Rihanna have proven just how versatile the traditionally sexy silhouette can be, wearing them at airports, fashion shows, and red carpets, with everything from skinny jeans and slouchy sweaters to itty bitty dresses. We’ve shown you which to buy, and even suggeste
- NewsJoe Zee
You’ll Never Believe What Joe Zee Does With A Piece of Stale Bread
After investing hundreds of dollars into your new favorite suede boots, pumps, jacket, etc. there’s a good chance they’ll be seriously scuffed by the end of the season. Unless you have some stale bread on hand. Seriously. You’ll never believe what Joe Zee does with a stack of stale bread and what appears to be a totally ruined pair of yellow suede pumps.
- NewsChristopher Kim
3 Cool Ways To Wear Suede This Fall
The key element to transitioning your wardrobe from summer to fall is to invest in suede pieces. Not only will they keep you warm, but they also come in cool tobacco shades, which is perfect for autumn. (Think of yourself as a groovy Jane Birkin swanning through Paris!) Each year, nearly every designer shows a plethora of suede looks, which means that there plenty to choose from.
