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  1. Don’t pay full price for a winter jacket. We found the best deals on Backcountry’s sale (ending tonight!)
    By Lauren Gould

    We sifted through hundreds of winter boots, jackets and outdoor gear to find the top 12 deals in Backcountry’s sale

    theguardian.com/thefilter-us/2

    #Lifeandstyle #Shopping #Shopsandshopping #Wintercoats #Fashion #Mensshoes #Womensshoes #Fitness #Running #Mensfashion #Winter #TheGuardian #LaurenGould

  2. Jess Cartner-Morley’s October style essentials: glam jeans, an irresistible coat and my shoes of the year
    By Jess Cartner-Morley

    Ready to fall back in love with getting dressed? Our fashion expert’s favourites bring layers, colour and just the right amount of drama

    theguardian.com/thefilter/2026

    #Fashion #Womenscoatsandjackets #Womenstops #Womensshoes #Lifeandstyle #Accessories #Handbags #Womensshirts #Skirts #Homes #TheGuardian #JessCartnerMorley

  3. From chunky knits to go-anywhere boots: 52 women’s autumn wardrobe updates (some are even free)
    By Melanie Wilkinson, introduction by Jess Cartner-Morley

    Forget a head-to-toe overhaul. Whether it’s swapping loafers for lace-ups or mixing your metals, try these styling tweaks to give your look a fresh seasonal spin

    theguardian.com/thefilter/2026

    #Fashion #Lifeandstyle #Womensshoes #Womenstops #Womenstrousers #Skirts #Accessories #TheGuardian #MelanieWilkinson #introductionbyJessCartnerMorley

  4. From the perfect jeans to wedgie-free knickers: fashion experts’ guide to the best women’s basics
    By Ellie Violet Bramley

    Want to know the essentials fashion insiders swear by? Whether it’s great T-shirts or forever trainers, Guardian writers and stylists reveal the pieces they rate

    theguardian.com/thefilter/2026

    #Fashion #Lifeandstyle #Lingerie #Womensshirts #Tightsandsocks #Womenstops #Jeans #Womensshoes #Handbags #Womenstrousers #Accessories #Underwear #TheGuardian #EllieVioletBramley

  5. September is the real new year: 39 brilliant buys to supercharge school, work and everything in between
    By Ellie Violet Bramley

    From loafers to lunch boxes to fancy stationery, these picks for kids, teens and grownups will bring that new-term energy, whatever your age

    theguardian.com/thefilter/2026

    #Lifeandstyle #Schools #Childrensclothes #Fashion #Womensshoes #Mensshoes #Youngpeople #Handbags #Womensshirts #Parentsandparenting #Accessories #Mensfashion #TheGuardian #EllieVioletBramley

  6. Jess Cartner-Morley’s September style essentials: slipper-soft shoes, miracle hair mist and a worth-the-wait cardigan
    By Jess Cartner-Morley

    Got that new term feeling? Embrace the September reset with tailored blazers, hints of cashmere and a surprisingly excellent tee

    theguardian.com/thefilter/2026

    #Fashion #Lifeandstyle #Womenstops #Womensshoes #Makeup #Womenshair #Handbags #Lipstick #TheGuardian #JessCartnerMorley

  7. From wine coolers to the ultimate walking sandals: 11 things you loved most in July
    By Lily Smith

    Whether it’s budget barbecues or clever travel pillows, here are the favourites defining your summer

    theguardian.com/thefilter/2026

    #Lifeandstyle #Sleep #Interiors #Womensshoes #Wine #Beauty #Skincare #Travel #Barbecue #Gardens #Campingholidays #TheGuardian #LilySmith

  8. Jess Cartner-Morley’s August style essentials: lace trims, snazzy knits and one truly beautiful bag
    By Jess Cartner-Morley

    Whether you’re in full summer mode or quietly planning for autumn, our fashion expert’s monthly picks will carry you stylishly between the two

    theguardian.com/thefilter/2026

    #Fashion #Lifeandstyle #Womenshair #Womensjewellery #Handbags #Haircare #Womenstops #Skirts #Womensshoes #TheGuardian #JessCartnerMorley

  9. School’s out for summer: what to wear when travelling
    By Melanie Wilkinson

    Whether you’re on a staycation or jetting away, drawstring trousers and clever layering will keep you cool

    theguardian.com/fashion/galler

    #Womenstrousers #Fashion #Womenstops #Handbags #Womensshoes #Accessories #TheGuardian #MelanieWilkinson

  10. Let’s get real!

    What bothers you and why?

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    Hey there, lovely readers!

    Today, we’re diving into the wonderful world of pet peeves.

    Yep, we’re talking about those little things that just get under your skin and make you want to scream into a pillow.

    What bothers you and why? Buckle up because we’re about to take a wilde ride through some common annoyances.

    1. Slow Internet

    Let’s kick things off with a classic: slow internet.

    Is there anything more infuriating than watching the spinning wheel of death while trying to stream your favourite show?

    Or worse, when you’re in the middle of an important Zoom meeting and your screen freezes in the most unflattering way possible.

    Seriously, is it too much to ask for a stable connection in the 21st century?

    2. Telemarketers

    Next up, telemarketers.

    These persistent callers have an uncanny ability to ring just as you’re sitting down for dinner or when you’re in the middle of a relaxing bath.

    The worst part?

    They always seem to have the most important and irrelevant offers just for you.

    “Congratulations! You’ve been selected for a free cruise!” Thanks, but I’ll pass.

    3. Overly Loud Chewing

    Can we talk about loud chewers for a second?

    There’s something about the sound of someone chomping away on their food that can drive even the most patient person up the wall.

    It’s like they’re auditioning for a role in a sound effects department.

    If I wanted to hear that, I’d turn on an ASMR video.

    4. Endless Email Chains

    How about those never-ending email chains?

    You know the ones where everyone feels the need to hit “Reply All” with their two cents.

    Before you know it, your inbox looks like a novel, and you’re stuck scrolling through 47 messages just to find the original point.

    Can we all agree to use “Reply All” sparingly?

    5. Misbehaving Technology

    Technology is supposed to make our lives easier, right?

    But when your printer decides to have a meltdown right before an important deadline or your phone battery dies at 20%, it feels like the universe is playing a cruel joke.

    Don’t even get me started on autocorrect—no, I did not mean “ducking.”

    6. Slow Walkers

    And then there are the slow walkers.

    You’re in a hurry, weaving through the crowd like a ninja, and then you get stuck behind someone who seems to be taking a leisurely Sunday stroll on a Tuesday morning.

    It’s like they’re walking through molasses, and all you can do is smile politely and wait for an opening.

    7. Leftovers with No Expiration Date

    Here’s a fun one: leftovers in the fridge with no expiration date.

    Is this container of spaghetti from last week or last month? Who knows!

    It’s a game of culinary roulette, and the stakes are high.

    Do you risk it, or do you toss it? The struggle is real.

    So, there you have it—my list of things that bother me and why.

    From slow internet to leftover roulette, these little annoyances can really test our patience.

    But hey, they also give us something to laugh about (eventually).

    What bothers you and why? Share your pet peeves in the comments below—I can’t wait to commiserate with you!

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  11. The best walking sandals for women: 10 comfy and supportive styles for summer
    By Sian Lewis

    Our writer trekked more than 50 miles to find stylish pairs that can go the distance, whether you’re hiking, sightseeing or commuting

    theguardian.com/thefilter/2026

    #Womensshoes #Walking #Fashion #Fitness #Healthwellbeing #Hobbies #Lifeandstyle #TheGuardian #SianLewis

  12. Unexpected Connections: A Whirlwind Tale of Travel, Beauty, and Serendipity!

    Describe a random encounter with a stranger that stuck out positively to you.

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    Picture this: I’m wandering through the bustling streets of a foreign city, lost in the whirlwind of sights and sounds that only travel can offer.

    Travelling around the world

    As I navigate the maze of cobblestone alleys and colourful market stalls, I find myself in the most unexpected of encounters – a random encounter with a stranger that would leave a lasting impression on me.

    It all started with a chance meeting at a quaint café nestled in the heart of the city.

    As I sipped on my espresso, lost in the pages of a gripping thriller from my book recommendations list, a stranger approached me with a warm smile and a twinkle in their eye.

    Books To Read

    Little did I know, this encounter would weave together elements of travel, beauty, and serendipity in the most delightful of ways.

    We struck up a conversation that spanned topics ranging from our favourite movies to watch to our shared love of exploring new cultures through food.

    Movies To watch Food to try

    As we exchanged recommendations for must-visit destinations and hidden gems off the beaten path, I couldn’t help but be drawn in by the stranger’s infectious enthusiasm for adventure and discovery.

    But it wasn’t just our shared love of travel that bonded us – it was also our mutual appreciation for the finer things in life, like beautiful nails and makeup.

    Beautiful Nails

    As we swapped tips and tricks for achieving the perfect manicure or mastering the art of a flawless cat-eye, I couldn’t help but marvel at the unexpected connection we had forged over something as seemingly trivial as beauty.

    Makeup

    Our conversation took unexpected turns, delving into topics as diverse as women’s fashion, miniatures, and even the latest tech gadgets.

    Women’s Fashion Miniatures Tech

    From discussing the latest trends in women’s shoes to geeking out over all things Xbox, it was a whirlwind of laughter, camaraderie, and shared passions that made me feel like I had known this stranger for a lifetime.

    Women’s shoes All Things Xbox

    As the afternoon turned to evening and the café began to empty out, I realized that our chance encounter had turned into something truly magical.

    It was a reminder that sometimes, the most meaningful connections come from the most unexpected places – whether it’s halfway across the world or right in your own backyard.

    As I bid farewell to my newfound friend and continued on my journey, I couldn’t help but feel grateful for the serendipitous encounter that had brightened my day and left me with memories to cherish for a lifetime.

    It was a testament to the power of travel, beauty, and human connection to bring people together in the most unexpected of ways.

    So here’s to chance encounters, random strangers, and the beautiful moments that make life worth living.

    Who knows what adventures await around the next corner – all we have to do is keep our hearts open and be ready to embrace the unexpected with open arms.

    Cheers to serendipity, and may we all be lucky enough to experience the joy of a random encounter that leaves a positive and lasting impact on our lives.

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  13. "At the turn of the twentieth century, women’s ankles were covered with long skirts, silk stockings, and tight-fitting, feminine ankle boots. The majority of shoes were black, brown, or white. Part of the reason for the predominance of black and brown shoes was because people believed that darker colors made feet look smaller. Generally, leather was preferred for most footwear in the late 1890s and early 1900s. As the century progressed and women’s skirts became shorter, they began to wear showier shoes. Buttons and laces were commonly used as closures on shoes and boots in the early 1900s. The wide, curved Louis heel, which originated in the 1700s, re-emerged in the 1870s and remained the common dress-shoe heel until the mid-1920s. See more shoes from all over the world in "Stepping Out: Shoes in World Culture" on display, pre-security, in the International Terminal. http://bit.ly/ShoesinCulture" This was posted to our Instagram account on July 14, 2017 – https://millsfield.sfomuseum.org/instagram/1729359309/
  14. wishing everybody a #happythanksgiving, I'm so thankful to all of us finding new places and friends this year! pretty find of the day: pin.it/2o2sqXa #socks #pumps #bows #socksandheels #feet #womensshoes

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