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There are seasonal fashion tips for men and women in our Editor's Choices
and we wrap up warm in the feature on the topic of Winter Coats. 2010's hot
new designer Hakaan is profiled, along with expanding Cheltenham boutique
Feva. Finally, professional make-up artists provide their winter tips.
Editor’s choice: fashion 130
Fashion feature: winter coats 131
Boutique profile: feva 140
Designer profile: hakaan 142
Editor’s choice: health & beauty 144
Health & beauty feature: on trend 145
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NovembeR 10 Cotswold preview
Cotswold preview NovembeR 10
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Editor’s Choice… Fashion
fashion feature… winter COATS
Fans of Jimmy Choo and Ugg boots are in for a treat:
the brands recently joined forces to create five styles
of boots – think comfort plus studding, fringing and
leopard-print. For stockist details, call 020 7823 1051 or
visit jimmychoo.com
Winter
The Autumn/Winter collection from Jigsaw is one of the
highlights of the high street this season, with a mixture of
wardrobe classics and on-trend pieces such as leather dresses
and chunky knits. We love this very modern take on the
country casual look: a Lucinda trilby (£42) paired with Oak
tweed coat (£298), lace-up boots (£165) and long, cable wristwarmers (£29) worn here as leg-warmers.
Jigsaw, Bath: 01225 461613 / BA1 1BA; Jigsaw, Cheltenham:
01242 525849 / GL50 1LY; jigsaw-online.com
COATS
There are so many different styles of
coats this season, it is hard to know
where to begin. Here, we point you
in several of the right directions...
Editor’s Choice
From high street to high fashion – our editorial selections span country style and
evening glamour...
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edited faux fur selection might fit the bill.
Other trends include military, camel and
shearling which you will have seen in various
incarnations on the catwalks, in the boutiques
and on the high street.
There are also some wonderful, unique
looks from Cotswold designers for evenings as
well as hard-wearing and rugged country coats
for outdoor types.
While coats from designers such as
Burberry, Prada and Ralph Lauren might
exceed your seasonal budget, there are similarly
stylish versions of these from more affordable
labels such as Hobbs, Betty Jackson, Biba and
Monsoon. Marks & Spencer and Next also
have very on-trend coat collections this winter,
so the high street should be right up there in
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your search...
These Rope details boots (£238) are by Kat Maconie, an up-andcoming British designer who has a genius for making towering heels
look elegant. Another of her styles to look out for is the Sylvia sheepskin
clog-boot, which is ideal for wearing with jeans.
Kat Maconie shoes are available from selected
Whistles stores, or online from Javari.co.uk.
Schoffel countrywear – for both men
and women – is beautifully tailored
in understated styles. A new addition
this year are these men’s check shirts
which come in three colours: olive, red
and blue. For sporty types, Schoffel also
has an excellent ski range. Local stockists
include Landmark in Broadway. Schoffel:
01572 770900 / schoffel.co.uk
Leopard print is everywhere this season. However, the
question for all but the youngest and bravest is how
to wear it without looking scary. For a discrete nod to
fashion, this clutch from Coccinelle gets the balance
just right. Selected styles of Coccinelle bags are
available at Cavendish House, Cheltenham:
01242 521300 / GL50 1HP; Coccinelle:
020 7730 7657 / coccinelle.com
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Betty Jackson ruffle collar coat (£130)
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fashion feature… WINTER COATS
CAMEL
In case you hadn’t noticed, camel coats
are everywhere this winter. The winning
feature of a camel coat is that there is a
shade to suit practically everyone, with
tones varying from cream through to toffee.
Our choices in this category include a
stylish camel cape (shown left) from House
of Fraser (houseoffraser.co.uk), a classic,
red-belted three-quarter length coat from
Debenhams (debenhams.co.uk), as well
as Marks & Spencer's collarless fitted coat
and its pebble-buttoned sandy-camel belted
design (marksandspencer.com).
CAPES
Capes, often considered a stylish alternative
to the chunky, outwear cardigan, have
successfully made the transition from catwalk
to high street. They range from feather or
sequin bolero-styles to cosy woollen capes.
Their layering effect can work wonders on
proportions – look for short, fitted pieces.
Our top picks include Warehouse's black cape
with grey trim (shown right, warehouse.co.uk),
Vivienne Westwood's luxurious tartan drape
(harveynichols.com), a quirky feathered
number from Accessorize (monsoon.co.uk)
and a frill-ruffled vintage cape from Beyond
Retro (beyondretro.com).
Camel from main image: House of Fraser camel coat (£180); Debenhams (£55); Marks & Spencer 'Collarless Camel' (£69);
Marks & Spencer 'Buttoned Camel' (£49)
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Capes from left: Vivienne Westwood (£435); Accessorize (£40); Beyond Retro (£28); Warehouse (£117)
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Countryside
Country outerwear doesn’t just stop at an old
waxed Barbour jacket. There are some beautiful
coats on the high street with traditional country
looks. Standard countrywear may also be subtly
practical, waterproof and reversible. Here, left
to right, we have chosen this ultra-feminine
Francis Pendeville coat available locally from
Blue Womens Clothing (bluewomensclothing.
com), a cool-toned Glamis frock coat from
Hobbs (hobbs.co.uk), the Hampton Tweed
from Gilinix (gilinix.co.uk) and Barbour’s Madge
Tartan Coat available from Mangan and Webb
in Stow-on-the-Wold (manganandwebb.com).
Evening
Evening coats need to be versatile enough to
work with dresses or slacks, high heels or flats,
as well as jewellery and clutch bags. The main
tenet of the evening style is understated glamour,
so velvets, brocades and damask patterns are
ideal. Our selections (from right to left) are:
Next's damask patterned coat (next.co.uk), this
stunning, rich green velvet coat from Cotswoldsbased Frangipani (frangipanicollection.com),
a ruffle cape from Biba at House of Fraser
(houseoffraser.co.uk) and Nicole Farhi's Plume
coat from Foundation in Stow and Cheltenham
(shopfoundation.com).
Countryside from main image: Francois Pendeville (£442); Glamis 'Frock Coat' (£599); Gilinix 'Hampton Tweed' (£450);
Barbour 'Madge Tartan' coat (£229.95)
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Evening from left: Nicole Farhi 'Plume' coat (£275); Biba 'Gold Sequins Ruffle Cape' (£75);
Frangipani (£140); Next 'Black Jacquard' coat (£95)
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Faux Fur
If you’re not the type to shy away from strong
statements, faux fur is an excellent choice
for real old-Hollywood style glamour. Each
year there is a new style, length or colour to
emerge on the catwalks and this year it’s all
about returning to the 1960s Marilyn Monroe
look with decadent, three-quarter length furs
in fawn, grey and dark brown. Our favourites
include two cosy designs from Next, Biba’s
uber-cool 1960s Limited Edition fur available
from House of Fraser (houseoffraser.co.uk)
and Per Una’s Collins faux fur at Marks &
Spencer (marksandspencer.com).
Military
The military look has grown and grown over
the course of this year. Items now come in
all different shades (no longer just army
greens, navies and blacks) and with some
fabulously quirky twists on standard styles. If
you want to get military, there is this doublebreasted, fitted coat (shown right) from
D EFECT at Qetty Bang Bang in Tetbury
(qettybangbang.co.uk). From left to far left,
Red Herring's military-style coat with faux
fur, Jane Norman's white hooded coat (both
available from Debenhams) and this classic
grey, belted coat available by mail order from
Esprit (esprit.co.uk) also caught our eye.
Faux fur from main image: Next (£80); Limited Edition Biba; Next (£75); Per Una 'Collins Fur' (£89)
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Military from left: Esprit 'Grey Military Coat' (£120); Jane Norman 'Hooded Duffle' (£70);
Red Herring 'Military Fur Trim' (£75); double-breasted military from D EFECT (£299)
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fashion feature… winter coats
shearling
Like the military look, shearling has recently
dominated fashion and is showing no signs
of flagging. This season’s shearling coats
are chic aviator-style jackets in rich brown
or taupe. For high-end shearling, it is hard
to upstage Burberry's portfolio of outerwear
(available from net-a-porter.com) or Acne's
shearling biker jacket (available from Boutique 3
in Cheltenham). Where the designers have
gone, the high street has followed: two of
our favourites are Hobbs' chocolate brown
shearling with detachable waist (hobbs.co.uk)
and Own the Runway's belted black shearling
(owntherunway.com).
Beautiful Coats of Silk Velvet and
Tissue Silk. Vintage Bengali Hand
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Shearling clockwise from left: Burberry (£1,185); Acne 'Biker jacket' (£1,140); Hobbs (£999); Own the Runway
'Brown Shearling Aviator' (£49.99)
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boutique profile… Feva
Inside Feva boutique in Cheltenham
Boutique
profile
As a boutique in a style-savvy city like Cheltenham, you have to be doing
something a little different to get ahead. Feva, on Regent Street, has found its
unique place in the market by providing a holistic fashion service to women
from across the Cotswolds...
Feva purposely stocks collections with substantial
breadth but not volume. The shelves are full of
a comparatively small selection of handpicked
designer clothes, jewellery, evening wear and
shoes, which – because of this – come with a
guarantee that you will not see the same item on
lots of other people.
Feva also places a strong emphasis on the
importance of change in the fashion industry by
making a concerted effort to stay one step ahead
of current fashion trends, as well as an urgency to
expand and be able to offer several different fashion
and beauty services. With so much to choose from,
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the boutique is like a department store, providing
an entire ‘shopping experience’, rather than just a
drop-in shop for quirky one-offs.
“It all started when I felt there was something
missing in Cheltenham and I wanted to bridge
the gap between top-end designer labels and
ubiquitous high street brands,” says Jan Clift, the
founder and owner of Feva. “We first opened in
2002, and since then we’ve been aiming to retain
that independent boutique feeling whilst at the
same time offering women a very large selection of
brands, styles and items.”
For daywear, Feva stocks European designer
gems like Italian label Legatte with its bold, cultured
casual wear and Leo Guy’s feminine French dresses
and skirts. For evenings, there are fitted bustiers
and flattering corsets in different colours from
Catwalk Collections and Faviana’s glamorous,
Hollywood-style floor length gowns.
The accessories shelves are filled with chunky
silver and crystal jewellery from Bibi and Nour’s highimpact costume jewellery among others. “When I
source the items we sell,” says Jan, “I have individual
customers in mind. If I see something nice, I often
think, “Mrs Jones would definitely like that”, so I buy
it and make sure she sees it when she’s next in the
boutique. Most of the time I’m right.”
“I get a lot of satisfaction out of helping
women rediscover their style, especially after having
children,” says Jan. “It’s great to be able to help
them look and feel fabulous again.” Feva’s close
relationship with its customers is its strength, and
is enlightened by the annual calendar of colourful
events which showcase new services, fashion shows,
anniversaries and designer label launches.
On 3 November Feva is celebrating the opening
of its new showroom and a personal shopping
service by gathering local fashion designers and
beauty experts to share their style secrets for
flawless skin and clothes to flatter your shape.
The event includes a range of talks, competitions
and personal consultations. If you would like to
attend, please contact Jan Clift at Feva on the
number below.
Feva: 01242 222998 / GL50 1HE /
fevadesigns.com
Clockwise from top left: Jan Clift, owner of Feva; Feva
boutique on Cheltenham's Regent Street; a graphic print
dress from Save The Queen, one of the labels stocked
by Feva.
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Designer
Open Tues - Sat 10am - 5pm
48a Kingsbury Street, Marlborough,
SN8 1JE
Tel. 01672 512434
profile
The bold and the beautiful. This season it’s all about Hakaan…
Very rarely are designers plucked out of obscurity
suddenly to find themselves at the epicentre of
London’s fashion elite. But Hakaan Yildirim, a 37
year old designer from Turkey, has experienced just
this over the last six months, with the label bearing
his own name: Hakaan.
Now famous for having enticed Carine
Roitfield, editor of French Vogue, across the
Channel to see his show in February, Hakaan was
previously just another person on the long list of
international designers who had come to make
their debut at London Fashion Week. His show had
not even been advertised in the programme by the
day it was due to take place, but the steady flow of
hype and secrecy that surrounded it saw Hakaan
opening to a packed audience.
His look mainly consists of strong, super-sexy
sculptures of short dresses and skirts in black, white,
camel and beige. His fabric tastes are extravagant
and wild, incorporating leather, ostrich feathers and
rubber ribbing in some pieces, while still managing
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Welcome
designer profile… Hakaan
to retain a sophisticated look.
When you first see the collections they might
appear to be only for the very young or the brave
due to their thigh-skimming hems and figurehugging fabrics. But on closer inspection, the
styles have an architectural structure within their
contours, which is more universally appealing.
Hakaan’s place in next year’s fashion diary
has been confirmed by the label winning the 2010
ANDAM Award, which champions designers from
around the world. Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell
and Lara Stone are already avid fans as are an
increasing band of fashion magazine editors who
are listing the label in their season’s highlights.
Hakaan has been exclusively snapped up by
Harvey Nichols and pieces are now available with
prices ranging from £660 to £2,500. Simple, chic
and very now, Hakaan is definitely one to watch.
Harvey Nichols: 0845 604 1888 / harveynichols.com
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health & beauty feature… ON trend
Editor’s Choice… health & beauty
Blink brow bar, located in Bristol’s Harvey
Nichols, is one of the pioneers of the current
vogue for eyebrow threading. It also has a range
of products to help recreate salon-look brows at
home: the eyebrow pencil (£13), grooming gel
(£15) and nourishing brow oil (£16) are three
of the best. For details, visit blinkbrowbar.com
On the topic of eyes, Jane Iredale’s Eye Steppes colour-coded
shadow compacts are a clever new idea: you simply pick
the compact that best matches you eye colour (blue,
green or brown) and it contains five shades of mineral eye
shadow that are guaranteed to suit you. Local stockists
include Crystal Springs Health & Beauty in Cirencester:
01285 641341 / GL7 2AA. For full stockist details:
020 8450 7111 / janeiredale.com
Editor’s Choice
From top to toe, these selections help your body to withstand
the seasonal elements...
Following our feature last month about
Serums, we can report on the launch of a new
product which is already receiving rave reviews.
Skeen’s Revitalizing Serum contains unusually high
level of active Vitamin C (11%) which reportedly
accounts for its effectiveness – and its price tag of
£72 for 30ml. Available from Space NK in Bath,
Cheltenham, Leamington Spa and Stratford-uponAvon: spacenk.com
on
During the winter, the best ingredients
for helping your skin to retain its
moisture reserves are plant oils which
mimic sebum, the skin’s natural
moisture barrier. With this in mind,
Liz Earle’s face and skincare products
contain rosehip, avocado and borage
oils – and smell divine. Liz Earle by mail:
01983 813913 / lizearle.com
Another new range at Space NK is Bloom & Blossom, pampering treats
for mother and baby which contain pure, natural ingredients. They can, of
course, also be used by the un-pregnant. Our favourite is the Rejuvenating
Facial Spritz (£14) which contains collagen-boosting aloe vera and lime oil to
improve skin tone. Spacenk.com
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Trend
Professional make-up artists give their top tips – and shortcuts – for some
of season’s most glamorous looks...
It is often reported that British women refuse to
experiment with different make-up looks. Research
is cited stating that the average woman fixes on
one or two make-up trends throughout her life and
sticks with them.
A sample of one is unscientific, of course,
but if this sounds like you then there is some truth
to the research. Given most women’s everyday
schedules, it shouldn’t come as a surprise: most
jobs require moderate, natural-looking make-
up, and during motherhood it can be quite an
achievement even to put a quick coat of mascara
on in the morning.
But as summertime complexions fade, clever
make-up is one way of avoiding winter pallor.
What better time of year to experiment with new
make-up techniques?
Here, Kate Jarratt has canvassed several of
the Cotswolds’ best make-up artists to find out the
latest, wearable winter trends:
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curve of your lips. My favourite liner is Estée Lauder’s
Double Wear Stay-in-Place lip pencil in Red (£15).

Matte reds can have the effect of thinning the
lips. If you have thin lips, try Chanel’s new lip
gloss Rouge Allure Extrait de Gloss (£22.50) in 60
Excess or 61 Fatale, the shine automatically plumps
the lips and gives a fuller look.

If you go for strong lip colour, tone down the rest
of your make-up and let the lips do the talking.
Too many trends going on at once can ruin the look.
Make sure that your eyebrows are tidy – pencil in the
colour if necessary to frame the eyes – and use lots of
black mascara to finish.
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Very Red Lips
With Christmas approaching it is the time of year
when very red lipstick becomes a party essential. It’s
easy to assume that this is a high maintenance look
with lots of smudge risks, but you can pull
it off by following certain rules. Netia
Hibbert, a make-up artist based in
Tetbury offers her top tips:
Netia adds that, “I advise my clients to ease
themselves into ‘brave lips'. If you want to get
used to this look gradually, Clinique has a range
of Buttershine lipsticks (£14.50) which are a cross
between a lipstick and a lipgloss which means you
can smudge a tiny bit on to stain the lip and build
it up as you get braver. Once you are confident and
ready to be bold, try Clinique’s High Impact Lip
Colour in Red-y to wear (£14.50) or Estée Lauder’s
Double Wear Lipstick in Stay Scarlet (£17).”
Smoky-Purple Eyes
The eighties have come and
gone taking purple eye shadow
with them, but there is no
harm in having a hint of
smoky-purple colour to raise
the intensity and make your
eyes more glamorous.
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One colour does not fit
all: you need to find the
perfect colour for your skin
tone. Fair skins suit bluer,
cherry reds; olive skins tomato
reds and darker skins anything
with a gold undertone.
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Red lipsticks are notorious for ‘bleeding‘. Apply
lip liner before the lipstick and follow the natural
Because smoky eyes are dark, make sure you
have no other dark areas on your face by mixing
your natural colour foundation with a highlighter and
apply using a brush or sponge, starting in the centre
of the face and moving outwards.
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The ‘countryside chic‘ look can be
as natural or as strong as you like,
but the first rule is to only use matte
powders and foundations. For the
basis of this look, MAC produce a
fantastic matte powder called MAC
Mineralise Skinfinish (£17.47)
Using a cream purple eyeliner,
draw a thick line above the
lashes with a flat angle brush
and top with the same colour eye
shadow and blend upwards to the
outer corner of the eye.

Use a dark brown eye shadow
over the entire eyelid and
beneath the lower eyelash line and
blend it out with a powder that
is a couple of tones darker than
your skin. This creates a natural
but striking transition between the
eye and the rest of the face.
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Then use black cream liner but
in a thin line sitting on top
of the lashes and finish the outer
corner of your eyes with black
shadow (pictured.)
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On the bottom lid use black eyeliner
inside the eye, and follow with the same colour
shadow starting in the middle of the eye to the outer
corner. To finish, apply a light coat of mascara top
and bottom.
Countryside Chic
In the country, the tweed, fur and shearling trends
from the catwalks will come into their element when
the chill of winter really hits.
There is a natural make-up look that you can wear
with these trends: Donna Banfield, a make-up

To draw out the warmth in the eyes use black
eye liner on the lower lash line and then apply
lots of black mascara to define them against your
matt foundation.

Apply a peachy blush to the apples of the cheeks
and a small slick of lipgloss on the lips to bring
the natural look to life.
Cool Colours
There are some trends that are not so much about
looks, but about shades. And there are certain cool
colours on the market at the moment which will suit
both warm and cold skin tones.
Cornelius Kwackernaak is a hair and make-up
artist who provides consultations at Bibury Court for
weddings and special occasions. Here, he gives his
top tips for wearing icy-cool tones.

Colours like gold and coral are right on trend, as
they were favourites at Yves Saint Laurent and
Christian Dior shows this autumn/winter.

Winter make-up trends are all about having fun
and being unique, so use an eye-liner to create a
smoky effect with a hint of purple, which is one of the
best colours to make your eyes stand out.
artist based near Cheltenham, tells us her rules
for this look:
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Julian Castenada, a make-up
artist based at All Your Life in
Cheltenham who has worked
worldwide, has the following top
tips to create this season's partyperfect look:

Make sure that your lips
are in good condition – if you
are making a statement, you need
to show them off to their full potential. Jo
Malone’s Vitamin E Lip Conditioner (£22) is one of the
best ways to prepare the lips for lipstick and gloss.

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Estée Lauder has brought out a great ‘Christmas
Palette‘ (£34) full of gold shades for eyes which
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suit all skin tones.
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Hairdressing in Stow-on-the-Wold gives us her top tips
for a Baroque-looking Blush:

The Baroque look this season is made up of
rich bronzes, tawny reds and deep orange
golds which suit different skin tones for a sumptuous
evening look. Fair skin looks great in rose and
orange gold, olive in peach and bronze, and dark
skin in apricot or tawny red.
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Don’t forget to put a primer on your skin as a
base for your eye shadow so that your make-up
will last all day and not get absorbed by any areas of
dry skin on your face.
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To live the look, reflect the cool tones in the
clothes you wear, by wearing colours like pewter,
taupe, mauve and khaki.
Try Dr Hauschka’s natural range of rouge cheek
powders for the fiery cheekbone look.
Find a large brush, sweep it through the blush
and dab off the excess. Smile and apply the
blush across the apples of your cheeks. Keep the
colour light and blended.

It’s always very important to match your lip hue
with your blusher. Try dabbing your chosen lip
colour in the centre of the lip and then blend out to
the edges. If you want a glossy finish, apply lip balm
first and then dab the lip colour on to it.

If you wet your brush with water before applying
gold eye shadow, the colour will be more intense
and last for longer.
Baroque Blush
In Tudor times, it used to be vegetable dyes that
were used to redden cheeks. Thankfully, we now
have rather more efficient make-up products to
create that highbrow, regal look. This winter it’s all
about fire-burnt colours on the cheekbone. Tabitha
James Kraan from Tabitha James Kraan Organic
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Contacts:
Bibury Court: 01285 740337 / GL7 5NT / biburycourt.co.uk
Chanel : 020 7493 5040 / chanel.com
Clinique : 0800 054 2666 / clinique.co.uk
Cornelius Kwackernaak: 07710 457174 / GL7 5NT /
doubledutch.cc
Donna Banfield: 07798 854898 / donnabanfieldmakeup.
weebly.com
Dr Hauschka: 01386 792623 / B96 6SX / drhauschka.co.uk
Estée Lauder : 0800 054 2444 / esteelauder.co.uk
Jo Malone : 0800 054 2939 / jomalone.co.uk
Julian Castenada: 01242 222118 / GL50 2JA /
allyourlife.co.uk
MAC: 0800 054 2999 / maccosmetics.co.uk
Netia Hibbert: 07768 078766 / netiahibbert.com
Tabitha James Kraan: 0845 239 8312 (Stow) /
0845 239 8321 (Broadway) / GL54 1AA / WR12 7AA /
tabithajameskraan.com
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