FASHION...MAKEUP....LIFESTYLE...HEALTH: May 2021

Timeless Handbags from next that will revamp and add a spark to your personal style.

This season is about that unique arm candy that brings a much needed spark of personality to your everyday style and add everything and more to your every style.

The diary of a plus size stunner.. My weight lose journey day 3 ...lunch was lite.

Day 3 was OK, however, I missed eating my rice and stew for lunch.

today i had Onken mango, papaya, passion fruit yogurt. with a scotch egg. that was awesome.

The diary of a plus size stunner. ....My weight lose journey Day 1

After adding up some kg during the lock down, I have decided to change the way i eat for the next months. I will be eating only fruits, vegetables and beans etc no carbohydrates just to see if i can lose some kg. Wish me luck.

Today menu is mixed vegetables and grilled beef burger

yummy yummy

My look of the day.....Am currently leveling up with my make game. How do i look?

Thank God the lock down is over, Let's get dress and feel good. How is everyone doing? please let me know where you are reading from. Thanks for stopping by.

Fashion News: Luxury brand Hermès reports 'remarkable' rise in sales in Asia

Hermès’ famous Birkin and Kelly bags are among the most prized status symbols in luxury fashion. Photograph: Guy Bell/Rex/Shutterstock

According to theguardian.com, French luxury house Hermès has reported a “remarkable” near-50% jump in sales in Asia as wealthy Chinese shoppers flocked to buy its colourful silk scarves and ultra-expensive handbags.

The Parisian company, whose leather handbags can be bought on the Hermès website for £4,000-£20,000 and whose silk scarves start at £265 for a bandana, said that in the final three months of 2020, sales in its Asian business, which includes China and Korea, were up 47%, helping make up for sales lost earlier during the coronavirus pandemic.

After a tough start to 2020, sales improved and were up 16% overall in the last three months of the year, which was ahead of analysts’ expectations.

Despite the late burst, full-year sales at Hermès, which is controlled by the billionaire Dumas family, finished down 6% at €6.4bn (£5.5bn). Profits were down 9%, to €1.4bn.