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I like large parties. They’re so intimate.
Who needs AU when you can quote F Scott Fitzgerald on demand?
Get your kit off for the girls
“HATE U$ LIKE WE’RE F∆MOUS” – whether they’re Lad Clothing or Fresh Young Kings, Liverpool’s newest t-shirt company has a lot to say.
Fake Up is Punderful
Benefit goes via Baker Street (and the Beauty Bazaar) to launch its new concealer.
Trend Studio Liverpool
Warehouse shows its Spring/Summer collection in Camp and Furnace – a more hipster direction for the girly brand?
Friday Night Street Style: Modo
“We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the neon strip lighting” – Wilde, 2013.
FAO Boyfriends: How To Buy Lingerie
If you’re going to get into someone’s pants, make sure they’re the right ones.
Monday Night Street Style: On The Raz
It’s the first weekday night after exams, so here’s what you wore to drink fat frogs
Harvey Nichols Beauty Bazaar Masterclass
Daniel Sandler has given makeovers to Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, and Rachel Weisz. Are you next?
The Student Wardrobe: The Scarf
Wear with everything, goes with nothing; The Tab looks at how to style your scarf.
Campus street style
The Tab teams up with Liverpool Uni Fashion Society to scout out the best-dressed students on campus
The Student Wardrobe: The Christmas Jumper
The humble (or ugly?) festive jumper is the first to be featured in The Tab’s “The Student Wardrobe” series.
Liverpool Fashion Week
Scouse style: big lashes, big buns, big heels, and more confidence than that lad who just won’t give up.
Who did it better: pimps or hoes?
Carnage Liverpool is a rite of passage for the city’s students, and the t-shirt challenge gives every individual the chance to release their inner fashion darling.