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Women’s Green Watches
You may look at the title of this blog and decide that green isn't your cup of tea, on the other hand it may be your favourite colour and you…
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Women’s Watches for Swimming
As we are now in the summer months of 2018, those that are active with sports are going to need an accessory that can adapt to their activities. I find…
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Watches to Match Your Hair Colour
There is just something about dying your hair abnormal and bright colours. A few years ago it wasn't as acceptable as it is now, but now it has become more…
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Women’s Fashion Styles: Grunge Watches
The first question most people ask when I mention grunge fashion is: what is grunge? The grunge style hasn't been around for long, it became a recognised look in the…
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Pretty in Pastel Pink Watches
We all go through fazes when it comes to our favourite colour. With the summer trend of pastels taking over my local high street stores and Instagram feed, it was…
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Watches for the Groom and Groomsmen
It is tradition for the bride to be a few minutes late on her wedding day and if you are one to follow traditions, as a groom it is your…
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Why Give a Watch as a Gift?
Watches have been used as gifts since they were first made back in the 18th century. When is the right time to give a watch as a gift? Why give…
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Watches for Bridesmaids
You may be a bride or bridesmaid and are still searching for those all important accessories from the big day. Whilst as a bride you might feel wearing a watch…
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Fashion Watches for Fashion Capitals
There are four cities which dominate the fashion industry in terms of influence, those being London, Paris, New York and Milan. These cities are home fashion influencers as well as…
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Women’s Pastel Watches
When did pastel come into fashion? Pastel has been around for centuries dating right back to the renaissance when Leonardo De Vinci used the chalky substance in his well-known paintings.…