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Sabrina Carpenter has undeniably risen to stardom in 2024, with her infectious single “Espresso” captivating social media and fuelling anticipation for her upcoming album. Yet, it is not just her music that has garnered worldwide attention. Since her appearance at the Vogue World show in Paris last month, Carpenter’s distinctive wardrobe has become a sensation, with fans eagerly seeking to replicate her style. In response, fashion experts at Dalston Mill Fabrics have crafted a guide to dressing like Sabrina Carpenter. Embrace Vintage Shopping A significant aspect of Carpenter’s appeal lies in her nod to Old Hollywood fashion. In her “Espresso”…

In a recent study conducted by holiday rental experts GuestReady, Split, Croatia has emerged as the city with the cleanest Airbnbs in Europe. The analysis, which examined Airbnb data from 50 popular European cities, determined the average cleanliness rating for rental properties based on the 100 most reviewed properties in each city. The findings are based on thousands of reviews and offer valuable insights for travelers seeking spotless accommodation. Top of the Charts: Split, Croatia Split, Croatia, takes the top spot with an impressive average cleanliness rating of 4.93 out of 5, as reviewed by a total of 34,574 visitors.…

Staying productive at work can be a significant challenge with the myriads of distractions and interruptions employees face daily. From the constant barrage of emails and Microsoft Teams notifications to an endless stream of meetings, workplace efficiency often takes a hit. Rasmus Holst, Chief Executive Officer of the employee development platform Zensai, shares his insights on tackling the biggest productivity killers in the workplace, helping you focus, and creating an effective work atmosphere. Silence Non-Essential Notifications Social media and smartphones are major distractions in the workplace, constantly pulling attention away from important tasks. To combat this, Holst advises switching off…

As the UK basks in the throes of a heatwave, the opportunity to make the most of natural drying methods for your clothes is at its peak. With the sun beaming brightly, now is the perfect time to follow expert advice from leading clothing brand Superdry on how to maintain your wardrobe’s vibrancy and longevity. The company’s latest guidance offers invaluable tips on caring for clothes during the summer months, aiming to not only extend the lifespan of garments but also promote sustainable fashion practices. Embrace the Power of Sunlight Superdry’s experts advocate ditching the tumble dryer in favour of…

As the new year unfolds, many households in the UK are grappling with the impact of escalating living costs, with energy, water, council tax, and broadband bills all on the rise. However, amidst the financial challenges, there are various discounts and strategies available to ease the burden on family budgets. Let’s delve into specific areas of expenditure and explore potential avenues for savings. 1. Energy Bills: Navigating the Cold Spell Typical energy bills saw an increase of £94, reaching £1,928 a year on January 1. Low-income households can benefit from the Warm Home Discount, offering a £150 reduction automatically applied…

Users of iPhones running iOS 17 and later must take additional steps to secure their devices against potential abuse of a feature designed to help regain access if a passcode is forgotten. With the iOS 17 update, Apple introduced a change allowing users to continue using their old passcode for 72 hours after changing it, providing a window for recovery if they forget the new code. However, this feature could be exploited if someone learns the new passcode and tries to access the device within the 72-hour period. To address this potential vulnerability, users can take a simple precaution by…

The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a concerning warning about a staggering 4,300% rise in measles cases across Europe. In 2023, 42,200 cases were reported in 41 out of 53 member states, compared to 941 cases in 2022. The majority of infections, two in five, occurred in children aged one to four, while one in five affected individuals were 20 years and older. Tragically, nine children have died, with almost 21,000 hospitalized. WHO attributes this alarming surge to declining measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccination rates and increased travel after the COVID-19 pandemic, facilitating the spread of the disease across borders. Measles…