Linda Nolan was laid to rest over the weekend as her family and friends gathered for a memorial service at St Paul's Church in Blackpool.

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That said, even the most experienced veterans in fashion love a good styling hack, which is where the best scarf coats come in. This particular piece of outerwear, a two-in-one coat that comes ...

TV judge Amanda Holden could be seen braving the cold in an all-pink ensemble while filming for Britain’s Got Talent in Blackpool on ... jacket with a thin brown scarf and black shades while ...

But over the last several months, Chalamet has added another personality trait to his list: scarf connoisseur. The Chalamet scarf phenomenon first caught my eye when the actor showed up to the New ...

TV judge Amanda Holden could be seen braving the cold in an all-pink ensemble while filming for Britain’s Got Talent in Blackpool on ... jacket with a thin brown scarf and black shades while ...

The judge, 53, showcased her incredible figure in a low cut pink corset dress and white heels as she joined her fellow judges ...

All the better to highlight his accessories: a skinny pink scarf and a coordinating distressed trucker hat. Stephane Cardinale - Corbis/Corbis Entertainment/Getty Images We’re aware the legacy ...

The Nolans have been honoured with a blue plaque in the town they grew up in The girls even recorded a cheesy song that used to be played when Blackpool FC ran onto the pitch. When the band went ...

Scarf coats first became popular in the 1950s. Hubert de Givenchy produced a sublime houndstooth example in 1959 and that, probably, was the apogee. Eventually they went into seemingly eternal ...

Image caption, The Nolans have been honoured with a blue plaque in the town they grew up in The girls even recorded a cheesy song that used to be played when Blackpool FC ran onto the pitch.

Balaclavas are basically a scarf and hat in one and are all the warmer for it — plus, it’s one less thing to lose. As a longtime Chicagoan turned New Yorker, I consider myself somewhat of an ...