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GMB's Ranvir Singh nails casual summer fashion in 'stunning' £48 Next dress
GMB's Ranvir Singh nails casual summer fashion in 'stunning' £48 Next dress

Daily Record

time03-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Daily Record

GMB's Ranvir Singh nails casual summer fashion in 'stunning' £48 Next dress

The TV presenter has nailed the 'smart casual' fashion trend that can be worn anywhere this summer. TV presenter Ranvir Singh usually manages to nail effortless styling. Anyone looking to nail the 'smart casual' trend for summer will need to check out her latest outfit. The Good Morning Britain Lipsy's Blue 3/4 Sleeve Button Through Midi Shirt Dress, and it's the ultimate summer office look. Available to buy straight from high street favourite Next for just £48, this "gorgeous" midi dress doesn't just look stylish, but it's also a versatile wardrobe number that can be worn from "desk to dinner occasions." Designed in regular and petite, the 47 year-old journalist stunned in the crisp blue version of this dress, but it can also be purchased in a chic black colourway, with both stocked in sizes six through to 18. Shirt-style dresses are often popular during any time of the year, but their comfortable, floaty material make them ideal for the warmer season when temperatures begin to rise. Lipsy Blue Button Through Midi Shirt Dress £48 Next Buy here Product Description The Lipsy dress worn by Ranvir boasts the classic button-down fastening, a shirt collar neckline, 3/4 length sleeves and a belted waist that is perfect for flattering the body, as it can essentially provide an hourglass silhouette. Falling to a trendy midi-length hemline, this frock will be a bit of a multi-tasker. Paired with either chunky trainers or a pair of block heels, it will offer a smart casual look at the office, when out for brunch, or even at a wedding. Due to their popularity, shoppers can find alternatives at multiple retailers. For those who'd prefer a more utility-inspired design, then we'd recommend New Look's Apricot Stone Belted Midi Shirt Dress that costs £39. Prefer a sleeveless design for the balmy, summer weather? Then we're a fan of H&M's Linen-Blend Shirt Dress that boasts a striped pattern for £37.99. While the GMB host's Lipsy Shirt Dress doesn't have any official reviews on the Next website yet, it did manage to attract a lot of attention from viewers after the presenter's stylist Debbie Harper shared her look on Instagram recently. The stylist said in her caption: "@ranvirtv wearing a beautiful cornflower blue dress from @lipsylondon!" A few fashion fans who were impressed with the dress couldn't contain their enthusiasm, while others flooded the image with multiple heart and flame emojis to highlight how they felt. One such Instagram user said: "So gorgeous and stunning, lovely dress with lovely smile. Lovely." A second praising the dress said: "Gorgeous ranvir." It is worth mentioning that, since there are no official reviews on the Next website, that means there are also no negative comments from customers, which is another good sign for shoppers. Lipsy Blue Petite 3/4 Sleeve Button Through Midi Shirt Dress (£48) now.

Ranvir Singh's ‘gorgeous' £48 shirt dress is perfect for summer office dressing
Ranvir Singh's ‘gorgeous' £48 shirt dress is perfect for summer office dressing

Daily Mirror

time02-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Daily Mirror

Ranvir Singh's ‘gorgeous' £48 shirt dress is perfect for summer office dressing

GMB viewers have labelled Ranvir Singh's most recent look as 'gorgeous', and we've found exactly where to shop the belted shirt dress that's perfect for office dressing GMB presenter Ranvir Singh is back with another look viewers can't get enough of, with many labelling the outfit as "gorgeous" and "stunning". And this time Ranvir gave a masterclass in chic office wear dressing. The dress in question is the Lipsy Blue 3/4 Sleeve Button Through Midi Shirt Dress. This stylish shirt dress features 3/4 length sleeves that are perfect for those who prefer to keep their arms covered up, while the gold detail belt helps to cinch in the waist and create a gorgeous, figure-flattering silhouette. Ranvir opted for the on-trend corn powder blue shade, that's perfect for the spring and summer time. However, the dress is also available in a classic black, if you prefer neutrals. Priced at £48, this dress is perfect for those desk to dinner moments. To style it, we suggest a pair of court heels like Ranvir or some kitten heel mules and simple gold jewellery. This isn't the only look of Ranvir's that caught viewers attention. Only recently was Ranvir sporting another Lipsy look that's perfect for a summer wedding or occasion. The Red Short Sleeve Gathered Waist Underbust Midi Dress is priced at £49, making it a great wallet-friendly option for summer events. The slight puff sleeves add a floaty, feminine feel, while the gathered waist and keyhole neckline create a flattering silhouette that suits all shapes. The dress is also designed with comfort in mind, with a breathable fabric and a classic midi length that works beautifully with heels or sandals. Whether you're dressing up for a special occasion or want something easy yet polished for a sunny weekend outing, this under-£50 find ticks all the right boxes. The GMB presenter also sported the Pink Denim Rosie Midi Dress from Nobody's Child, which is currently ons sale for £60 down from £75. Featuring short fluttery sleeves, a feminine V-neckline, and a fit-and-flare silhouette, this midi the perfect for summer office dressing or casual days out.

Helen Flanagan wows at concert in flattering Karen Millen dress with £50 saving
Helen Flanagan wows at concert in flattering Karen Millen dress with £50 saving

Daily Mirror

time23-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Daily Mirror

Helen Flanagan wows at concert in flattering Karen Millen dress with £50 saving

Helen Flanagan stuns in a pearl-detailed Karen Millen dress at Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter concert, and the figure-flattering midi currently has £50 off Helen Flanagan shared a few snaps of her look at Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter tour and it's safe to say she brought the glam in stunning Karen Millen midi dress. And the best part? The exact dress is currently £50 off in the sale. Instead of opting for the double denim, fringing and cowboy boots that were spotted a lot throughout the tour, Helen went for timeless elegance and sparkle, layering over a sheer, organza shirt on top of the dress. The exact dress is the Pearl And Diamante Embellished Tailored Pencil Dress from Karen Millen, currently reduced from £269 to £215.20. Although still on the pricey side, the detail and quality suggests it's well worth the price. Featuring a stylish square neckline and gorgeous pearl detailing on the bodice, this midi is the perfect combination of chic and glitz. It's no wonder Helen's fans were loving the look, with one commenting on her Instagram post "Great dress - love the sparkles, suits you". This versatile midi is flattering in all the right places, and easy to dress up or down, even with the sparkles. Whether you're heading to concerts, date nights or any event that calls for a little 'wow' moment, this classic LBD fits the bill. And with £50 off, how could you resist? And Helen isn't the only celeb who's a big fan of Karen Millen dresses. Just the other week, Amanda Holden was sporting the Compact Stretch Stab Stitch Square Neck Tailored Pencil Maxi Dress, which she labelled as 'beautiful quality' and 'very flattering' while 'clinging in all the right places'. Whether you're sitting courtside at Wimbledon, going for brunch with your friends or even heading on your hen do, this white dress will really be the star of the show. While Ranvir Singh recently wore the Red Short Sleeve Gathered Waist Underbust Midi Dress from Lipsy, priced at £49. Keeping the look simple, Ranvir teamed this midi with a pair of simple nude court heels and minimalist jewellery. It's clear to see summer dresses are taking over at the moment, and our favourite British actresses and presenters are setting the trend.

Amanda Holden's Wimbledon whites maxi dress ‘clings to all the right places'
Amanda Holden's Wimbledon whites maxi dress ‘clings to all the right places'

Daily Mirror

time14-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Daily Mirror

Amanda Holden's Wimbledon whites maxi dress ‘clings to all the right places'

Amanda Holden has stepped out in yet another amazing look, this time wearing a 'flattering' tailored white maxi dress from Karen Millen that 'clings to all the right places' Amanda Holden is back with yet another style moment, and this time her tailored white maxi dress comes just in time for Wimbledon, which we think this would make the perfect outfit for. Posting on her Instagram story, the Heart radio presenter shared her look of the day, and the dress she was wearing was the Compact Stretch Stab Stitch Square Neck Tailored Pencil Maxi Dress from Karen Millen. Originally priced at £199, this tailored maxi is currently 40% off, bringing its priced down to £119.40. Amanda couldn't praise the dress enough saying it was 'beautiful quality' and 'very flattering' while 'clinging in all the right places'. The stretch fabric allows this dress to have a flattering fit, while remaining comfortable to wear all day long. While the high square neckline adds a chic touch, and is the perfect option for those who prefer to cover up their chest. Amanda opted for a complete monochromatic look by styling this dress with a pair of white stilleto heels for a polished look. However, if you don't want to wear heels that high you could easily swap them out for a pair of lower heeled mules or some wedges that provide a little extra comfort. Whether you're sitting courtside at Wimbledon, going for brunch with your friends or even heading on your hen do, this white dress will really be the star of the show. British presenter have really been killing the fashion game lately, with Ranvir Singh recently was the Red Short Sleeve Gathered Waist Underbust Midi Dress from Lipsy, priced at £49. Keeping the look simple, Ranvir teamed this midi with a pair of simple nude court heels and minimalist jewellery. The dress has been designed with comfort in mind, with a breathable fabric and a classic midi length that works beautifully with heels or sandals. Whether you're dressing up for a special occasion or want something easy yet polished for a sunny weekend outing, this under-£50 find ticks all the right boxes. While Alison Hammond 's recent This Morning was praised by viewers, who loved the bold print and chic silhouette. The exact midi is also from Karen Millen and features a classic shirt silhouette, which is ideal for summer days when you want to keep cool while still looking put together.

I've made thousands selling on eBay as a side hustle – it takes no time but you must follow my 10 rules
I've made thousands selling on eBay as a side hustle – it takes no time but you must follow my 10 rules

Scottish Sun

time11-06-2025

  • Business
  • Scottish Sun

I've made thousands selling on eBay as a side hustle – it takes no time but you must follow my 10 rules

SUPER SELLER I've made thousands selling on eBay as a side hustle – it takes no time but you must follow my 10 rules SUPER eBay seller Danielle Raine has made thousands selling items on eBay. Over the last 21 years, the 37-year-old, from Preston, has sold everything from Lipsy dresses to food processors and even cardboard boxes. Advertisement 4 Danielle Raine, 37, from Preston, has made thousands of pounds selling on eBay Credit: Danielle Raine 4 The super seller has been uploading on eBay for more than 20 years Credit: Danielle Raine 4 Danielle says she uses a label printer to save her money on paper and ink Credit: Danielle Raine 4 The 37-year-old sells on eBay to declutter her home but makes about £2,000 a year through it Credit: Danielle Raine She works full-time as a buyer but her eBay selling nets her about £2,000 a year on the side. The 37-year-old says she has a 'one in, one out' policy for her clothes so she'll often try to declutter by selling on eBay before buying new items. Whether you're looking to make a profit or you're just wanting to declutter like Danielle, these are her tips on making more as an eBay seller… Don't upload everything all at once If you're doing a big clear-out you might be tempted to blitz everything all in one go. Advertisement But Danielle says it actually pays to spread out when you're uploading items on your profile. That's because the eBay algorithm rewards frequent uploads. So if you have 10 items to sell, it might be best to upload two items a day over five days rather than all 10 in one day. If you're a frequent uploader then eBay will push what you're selling to more buyers, Danielle says. Advertisement Know when the best times to upload are It's not just about how often you upload items - it's also about when you do it. Danielle says she always uploads items in the evening because her listings get more attention. CHANGES AT EBAY 'You get more people looking because they've come home from work and they might be chilling in the evening,' she says. If you're selling your items using eBay's auction feature then you should also set the auction to end in the evening so people will be available to place bids. Advertisement Danielle reckons that about 7pm is the sweet spot for posting. She also tries to upload more items at the end of the month near pay day as people are likely to have more money to spend. On a typical week she sells about two items but near pay day it increases to about 10. Use the Buy It Now feature If you've used eBay you'll know that some items are listed as auction-only while others can be bought instantly through Buy It Now. Advertisement The auction-style feature means items can increase in price dramatically as bidders fight against each other for them. But Danielle says she always lists items as Buy It Now because shoppers have got used to fast delivery services like Amazon Prime and 'want things now'. Research how much similar items have sold for If you're not sure what price to set your items at, it's worth looking at what other items have sold for. Danielle says she always does this before selling an item. Advertisement When you go to search for an item, you can filter it by sold and completed listings only. 'Usually if it's selling for about £10 then I'll put mine up for £7 or £8 because then I think it might sell a little bit quicker,' Danielle says. Make your listing more attractive One of the best ways to catch buyers' attention is to take good photos of what you're selling. Danielle says she takes pictures on a white background, such as against a doorframe, and makes sure there isn't any clutter visible. Advertisement 'As a buyer myself, I wouldn't like it if there's clutter in the background, if it's on dirty carpet, or if there's feet in there,' she says. She tries to take as many pictures as possible to show off the item - and she'll make sure the description has plenty of detail too. For example if she's selling clothes she'll often put the exact measurements in rather than just the size. She also makes use of eBay's AI description writer. Advertisement 'I don't use that as the only description, I use it to add to mine, but I think that helps with keywords,' she says. Don't skimp out on the packaging Danielle says you should take extra care with packaging anything you've sold. 'I send quite a few things out in a box because you don't know how things are going to happen in transit and then at least you're covered if anything goes wrong,' she says. She also buys mail bags which she says look nicer than sending an order in a carrier bag, and can mean you might get better feedback from buyers. Advertisement The 37-year-old says she buys packs of 100 mail bags for £5. You can also get cardboard boxes for free if you pop to a local shop, or you can keep hold of any boxes your own online purchases are sent in. Post promplty Shoppers expect their buys to arrive quickly, so Danielle says you should post as soon as you can to get good feedback. She always aims to post by the next day. Advertisement You should look out for Royal Mail lockers near you as these are open 24/7 so you won't need to wait for your local Post Office to open or have to join a queue. Protect yourself against dodgy buyers Danielle takes several steps to make sure she's covered if a buyer makes a false claim. She says some buyers will 'try their luck' and try to claim an item hasn't arrived so she always chooses to track the postage. Recently a buyer said their parcel hadn't arrived but when Danielle phoned up eBay's customer service they told her not to worry as she had got tracking on the item. Advertisement Some sellers also film or take photos of themselves packaging up any expensive items they're selling as proof they've been packaged securely, in case someone claims their purchase was damaged in the post. Danielle also avoids negative feedback from buyers by being upfront about any imperfections on the item and including pictures in the listing. 'So if anybody disputed anything, I can say, well, it was already in the listing,' she says. Challenge any unfair feedback Danielle says it helps to have good feedback from buyers as it will make you look more reliable and trustworthy. Advertisement But sometimes buyers can leave unfair feedback that damages your overall rating. You don't have to put up with this though - you can have negative feedback removed if eBay decides to side with you that it's unfair. Danielle says she recently had neutral feedback removed after a buyer complained that their item wasn't the exact dimensions they wanted. But when Danielle contacted eBay's customer service team, they agreed to remove the feedback as she had been clear in the item's description that she had given 'approximate' dimensions. Advertisement 'eBay's customer services are very fair. So they will look at it. It's not a bot looking at it - it's a real person who will evaluate it,' she says. You can either contact customer services by phone or by web chat. Invest in a label printer If you're going to be selling frequently, Danielle recommends getting a label printer to print out your postage labels. She says this has made the process much easier and saved her money in ink and paper. Advertisement Although there was an upfront cost of £75, she says she's made her money back because of how much she was spending on ink and paper for her printer previously.

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