Lane Bryant Throws Shade at Victoria’s Secret in New Sexy Lingerie Ad Titled …
April 7, 2015 by admin
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Lane Bryant is taking aim at Victoria’s Secret with their newest campaign for their exclusive lingerie collection, Cacique.
The first advertisement released today titled #ImNoAngel features several scantily clad, famous plus-size models like Candice Huffine, Ashley Graham and Marquita Pring, flaunting their killer curves in lacy separates.
“How boring would it be if we were all the same?” one model asks, while another chimes in, “I’m all kinds of sexy.”
All throughout the dramatic black-and-white video, the ladies reveal their definition of sexy and what makes them feel most confident.
PHOTOS: Backstage at the 2014 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show
The models took to social media to rally up support for their latest ads, asking fans around the globe to share their own personal definitions of sexy.
Huffine posted a selfie earlier today, showing her wearing an “ImNoAngel” T-shirt and wrote, “I redefine sexy by being bold and by refusing to be anyone but me!!!! You only get one life ladies, live it and love it! #lanebryant #redefinesexy #bebold #beyou #lovetheskinyourein #everyBODYissexy”
Meanwhile, Graham posted a similar sultry photo and shared, “I redefine sexy by stating that Beauty Is Beyond Size!!”
But models aren’t the only ones jumping on board Lane Bryant’s new bandwagon.
Glee‘s Amber Riley posted a video on Instagram supporting the campaign and said, “It’s how I feel and it’s who I am. I am all woman. A symbol of confidence who writes her own rules, unique and complete. I break the mold. I’m no angel. I’m all kinds of sexy!”
What do you think of the #ImNoAngel campaign? Tell us below!
PHOTOS: 2014 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show
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Showcase of best talent at new shopping fair
April 6, 2015 by admin
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THE pride of Cheshire will be on display in a new shopping fair set to take the county by storm this spring.
Simply Cheshire takes place at Arley Hall on May 22 and 23 with demonstrations, live music, food and drink alongside a host of handpicked and unique exhibitors.
These include independent designers, producers, artists and entrepreneurs who are all based in Cheshire or originally from the county.
The event is being organised by Cheshire women Suzie Dickens, from Knutsford, and Sally Jones, from Chester, who runs her own bespoke clothing company called Silver Pink.
Beauty and quality have been as great a factor in choosing exhibitors as the all-important Cheshire link.
Suzie said: “You can go to some fairs and there’s something beautiful but then there’s a lot of rubbish around it.
“We want this to be a beautiful event that showcases the county.
“There are a lot of fairs around but this one is very different in that it’s just for Cheshire.
“We are very proud of it, proud to be based here and every time I find new talent it makes me even prouder.
“I just want everyone in Cheshire to know what we have got on the doorstep.”
Simply Cheshire will include 80 exhibitors selling clothing and accessories, unusual items for the home and garden, food and drink and stalls that fall into the category ‘Other Lovely Stuff’.
Suzie said: “A lot of these people work from their homes but that doesn’t mean that what they produce is rubbish.
“People are passionate about what they’re selling, which is lovely, and they will be there at the event showcasing their work – a lot of them will be demonstrating what they do.”
The event will feature live performances from Paul Pashley, who will sing classics from the likes of Sammy Cahn, Cole Porter, Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer and Cy Coleman.
Simply Cheshire also supports The Joshua Tree children’s charity.
Tickets for the event are £6 in advance or £8 on the door and free for children under eight.
For more information visit simplycheshire.co.uk, email hello@simplycheshire.co.uk or ring 07814 008482.