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TheCut.com, a New York-based style website, recently reported on a couple who were so concerned in case their friends misinterpreted their bucolic wedding venue (in a Brooklyn park) and turned up barefoot in – God forbid – peasant dresses, that they created a Pinterest board for their guests. Included were shots of Liza Minnelli in a purple silk jumpsuit, Bianca Jagger in a lamé halter-top dress and David Bowie in chest-baring velvet.

Former Fox Television Chair and CEO Gary Newman has joined the BBC Commercial Board along with UK TV vet Claire Hungate, while Damon Buffini has been upped to Deputy Chair of the BBC Board.

Netflix’s The Crown, her country-chic looks - think dark green gilets and sturdy boots for hunting and long walks at Balmoral - have been thrown into the spotlight. Back in February, Max Mara showcased its autumn/winter 2021 collection which proved the brand’s creative director Ian Griffiths (who, much like us, had devoured the series) had also been influenced by the Queen’s early looks.

Ian Griffiths found himself sitting at home reading philosophical novels instead of going out. From Sartre, it was a short leap to Bonjour Tristesse, the 1954 novel by Françoise Sagan about the 17 year old Cecile’s exploration of life. ‘Sin is the only note of vivid colour that persists in the modern world,‘ opines Cecile.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A woman claims she was scratched on the thigh by the ghost of murdered man while she was taking a shower.The 21 year-old from Newhall, Derbyshire, says she was forced to call in a psychic medium to cleanse her house and is looking into her own psychic abilities.Leah Lewis said her and mum Colette had endured months of paranormal activity at the hands of the spirit, who she claimed had been helped to "pass to the other side" by medium Ian Griffiths. Leah said she couldn't have made the scratches herself because they were too pronounced, writes Staffordshire Live.

"ghost" walking down the corridor of a hospital was bizarrely told it's the spirit of a man by a local medium.The photographer, who did not want to be named, says she was "petrified" when she took the snap on the fourth floor of Royal Derby Hospital.She then passed the image on to Burton medium Ian Griffiths, who thinks it is the spirit of a man - and reported several similar sightings in hospital hallways, Staffordshire Live reports.Several lights illuminate the empty corridor and the image looks as though it was captured at night.A long, dark shadow is on the left side of the image in the shape of a head and a body.The photographer said: "When I came out of the lift and started walking up the hallway it just felt spooky and scary."The

First, Han Chong from Self-Portrait waxed lyrical about how Her Majesty’s talent for colour-coordination impacted all his designs, now Max Mara has released a collection during Milan Fashion Week that would definitely pass the Balmoral Test. Like the rest of us, Max Mara creative director Ian Griffiths has whiled away hours of lockdown watching The Crown, although for these designs he opted to use the heavy tweeds, dark green jackets and sturdy outdoor boots the Queen favours in the countryside over the big collars and Eighties hues of a young Princess Diana’s wardrobe.

ghost child" calling for help after he purchased a mirror from an antiques shop.Ian Griffiths, founder of paranormal investigation group Walking with Spirit, claimed he captured a young girl image from the mirror and was struck by the "ghostly presence" shortly after he brought it back from the shop in Hinckley, Leicestershire.To prove his theory, Ian recorded a video showing him trying to communicate with the spirit using an electronic voice phenomena (EVP) device.In the clip, filmed in a pitch-black environment, Ian captures what he believed to be an "unexplained rattling" in the background.When he introduces that he is from a community, the recorder apparently picks up some sound and Ian interprets it as "you help me".He told

Max Mara for its famous teddy bear coat, the oversized plush design (owned by dozens of A-listers) has been a celebrity favorite since 2013. But the Italian brand is also a fan favorite on the red carpet, loved for its sharp suiting and modern ensembles in luxe fabrics.“Max Mara is about lasting values, good design and style that outlives fashion,” Creative Director Ian Griffiths tells Us.