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Valentine's Day: The Romantic Look

All you need to get that romantic Valentine's Day look, we dropped into Arnott's Head of Personal Shopping Clara Halpin who talked us through some lovely looks for the perfect Valentine's Day. Video Credit: Caoimhe Gaskin

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Get Glam! Diet Coke & Benefit

We popped into the launch of the Diet Coke & Benefit Get Glam collection! Three fantastic looks to pick from to suit your personality! Will you be a fashionista or a rock chick?Video Credit: Caoimhe Gaskin

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SS12: Handbags

Arnotts Accessories buyer, Lisa Stanley, talks us through this season's biggest handbag trends- coral is going to be huge and make sure to channel your inner Marilyn with gorgeous 50s style handbags.Video Credit: Caoimhe Gaskin

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SS12 Trend: Scarves

Arnotts Accessories buyer, Lisa Stanley, talks us through one of this season's biggest trends - scarves, wear them bright and bold! Lisa will also take you through how you enter the Arnotts and Beta Fashion competition to be in with a chance to design for this key trend and have your creation sold in Arnotts. Video Credit: Caoimhe Gaskin

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Felder Felder shines at LFW

With a flurry of colour, the stomp of many a stiletto and the flash of hundreds of cameras, London Fashion Week kicked off today. One of the first shows on the packed schedule were twin sister designers Felder and Felder, whose prints and sparkling creations were a hit with celebrity spectators.

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Boyle tosses pancake

Britain's Got Talent star Susan Boyle became a chef for the day as she cooked pancakes with school children ahead of Lent.

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Faberg� Big Egg Hunt

The eggs will be auctioned off after Easter to raise money for charity

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McQ at London Fashion Week

Sarah Burton's designs hit the catwalk for the McQ Alexander McQueen autumn/winter London Fashion Week show.

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Kate visits art charity

The Duchess of Cambridge was praised for her "understanding of the arts" today as she arrived at a school where painting and drawing are used to help children with behavioral problems.Kate travelled to a primary school in Oxford to learn about the work of one of her new charities which uses art therapy to aid youngsters with issues such as low self-esteem and Asperger's syndrome.The duchess became patron of The Art Room in the new year and met staff and pupils from Rose Hill Primary School, Oxford, where the charity runs a dedicated arts therapy room.

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