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The women who look better now than ever  FEMAIL uncovers the changing appearance of Jennifer Garner. Pictured left: Age 27, pictured right: Age 48 Age 27  Back in 2000, the young actress looks unrecognisable, with a prim bob cut, pinned up at the side. Her skin is pale, with simple make-up that lacks definition around her eyes. She is the ultimate girl next door.   Age 48  Today, she is every bit the Hollywood star, with longer, glossy brunette waves — and a central parting that elongates her features. Her skin is glowing, offset by bolder lashes, brows and lips.  RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Looking for a last-minute Valentine's gift? This $13 initial... Promoted Fur-ever friends! Caring dog has taken on a motherly role... Share this article Share … [Read more...] about Then & wow, FEMAIL unveil the women who look better now than ever: Jennifer Garner

PRAIRIE PERFECT Fashion's obsession with the prairie look began last summer — you might even be working it already with a blouse you bought then — but it's gathering pace as we approach a new season. A feminine and fanciful oversized collar is just the finish you need to give your woolly some oomph, when a uniform of jeans and jumpers still prevails. FRILLS & THRILLS Even if I can barely feel my fingers on the keyboard, at least my top half is cosy and looks eye-catching for video calls and without the need to accessorise. A collar can do all the talking, so go as big as you dare or even make it frilled, and stand out like Kamala Harris 's stepdaughter Ella Emhoff at last month's U.S. presidential inauguration. Camilla Ridley-Day shares advice for styling the best big collar knitwear. Pictured: Cardigan, £85, stories.com; jeans, £79.20, whistles.com; boots, £139, mintvelvet.co.uk SIMPLY DOES IT The Spring/Summer shows from Chloe and Miu Miu showcased … [Read more...] about What to wear this weekend: FEMAIL picks out the best big collar knitwear

Shopping for Valentine's Day can be stressful enough, let alone when you're in the midst of a global pandemic and national lockdown . With many couples not able to celebrate together, the overall spend on the most romantic day of the year is set to fall by over a third (36%), from £1.45 billion last year to £926 million, according to s hopping comparison site, Finder.com. The research also found that the average spend per person on things such as gifts, cards or a special meal will drop to £23.25, which is down significantly from last year’s figure of £35.06, while a quarter (26% of the population) are also planning to celebrate February 14 without spending anything. But if you're keen to surprise that special someone in your life - be it your husband, wife, best friend or even a work colleague - FEMAIL has rounded up a selection of the best gifts on the market. From the warmest coats to wrap up in for a romantic chilly walk, to candles, aftershave, dried … [Read more...] about Give your loved one the perfect present this Valentine’s Day! Femail reveals the best gifts for all budgets – from £7 chocolates to a £379 smart watch

Flowers are a great gift for Valentine's Day but do you need to break the bank to impress the one you love? British supermarkets such as Aldi are offering bouquets of red roses for as little as £3.99, while some online retailers suggest customers should splash the cash, with Flowerbx roses costing £80 for 20 stems. But are expensive bouquets really worth the price? And can you really tell the difference between cheap blooms and high end ones? FEMAIL has blind tested out budget-friendly buys against luxurious flowers to see which are the best Valentine's Day roses to send to your loved ones. The bouquets were sent without the price so our reviewers could reveal how much they really think the blooms are worth. Coming out on top was UK online-retailer Bloom, which offers 10 stems for £60, while at the bottom of the rankings was Lidl, with their deal of £10 for a bunch. 1. BLOOM The Red Naomi Roses (pictured) are part of Bloom’s Market … [Read more...] about The best blooms for your buck! Femail blind tests Valentine’s roses to see if you can REALLY tell budget bunches and luxury £80 bouquets apart (with surprising results)

Launching a clothing label has become a common side hustle for many celebrities - but being a big name in showbiz isn't always a ticket to success in the fashion game. Yesterday Louis Vuitton owner LVMH and music star Rihanna agreed to put her Paris-based fashion line Fenty 'on hold' less than two years after its launch. The R&B singer, 32, and LVMH launched the brand in May 2019 and she is said to be 'sad' at the decision. Her popular Savage X Fenty lingerie line and cosmetics lines Fenty Beauty and Fenty Skin are set to continue. The Fenty line was the first time a black woman had headed a luxury fashion house for LVMH. But the clothes were overly pricey for much of Rihanna 's broad fan base, with a padded denim jacket priced at £680 and a very short denim corset shirtdress costing £585. Rihanna poses in a pop-up store to present her first collection with LVMH for the new label, Fenty in Paris in 2019; Louis Vuitton owner LVMH and the singer have agreed to … [Read more...] about The curse of the celebrity clothing range: As Rihanna’s Fenty is put on hold, Femail reveals how even Sarah Jessica Parker and Beyonce couldn’t wow the fashion world (and it’s no wonder with these dubious offerings!)