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Georgia Steel took to Instagram stories to tease fans with her new homeware buys.The former Love Island contestant told fans that she loved homeware and was going to share with her followers all the latest goodies she picked up in Dunelm to add to her home. Kneeling on the floor, Georgia pulled a series of pieces out of a huge wicker basket as she talked fans through her latest home updates.The star had kept to a fairly neutral palette, ensuring that her new items would slot perfectly into her home.

filed a trademark application under the name ‘Sorry, I’m Booked’ on August 6, with goods such as knives, forks, spoons, bowls and even hot sauce all listed.As well as homeware, the trademark mentions a whole host of physical and digital media, spanning over different genres including the culinary arts, science fiction and horror.Rihanna is also said to be hoping to release her first cookbook with the new trademark, sharing her own Caribbean-inspired recipes.A source told The Sun’s Bizarre column: ‘Rihanna’s always been a fan of good food and during lockdown she worked up plans for bringing out her own book. It will include some of her favourite Caribbean recipes.‘The dream would be to bring out her own range of kitchenware too.

Whether you're attending a wedding or hunting for the perfect birthday outfit, PrettyLittleThing has all bases covered when it comes to fashion.

Billie Faiers has had a busy summer so far. Despite living in lockdown the star has been dropping new collections and collaborations with brands non stop.

If the extra time at home has made you want to improve your living space, then you don't want to miss out on the latest sale at Debenhams.

If the current lockdown has made you want to redecorate your home, then you don't want to miss out on Tesco's latest sale.

Laura Ashley has officially gone into administration after 52 years as a firm favourite for fashion and homeware lovers.The British textile design company, which was first founded by Bernard Ashley, an engineer, and his wife Laura Ashley in 1953, opened its first shop in 1968 on Pelham Street, South Kensington in London with additional shops then opening in Shrewsbury and Bath in 1970. Laura Ashley then grew over the next 20 years to become a hugely popular international retail chain.

Mrs Hinch loves to share a Hinch Haul and we really enjoy watching them. After her big supermarket shop at the weekend, she has slowly been drip feeding us with all the gorgeous goodies she picked up on her trip, including a delicious groceries haul.

Former TOWIE star Sam Faiers has a gorgeous homeware collection that will really help to style up your bedroom.The collection comprises of gorgeous bedding including pillow cases, sheets and bed covers and the sumptuous collection really looks designer. Available at major retailers such as Very and Dunhelm, the gorgeous bedding collection has something to suit all tastes.

Primark ranges include their Disney ranges. And, their latest homeware drop is driving shoppers wild!Primark have released a new line of Monsters, Inc.

Disney fans are always on the lookout for the latest adorable themed buy. But branded items can often be pretty expensive.

George at Asda has launched a huge online sale offering customers savings of up to 70 per cent across clothing, footwear, homeware, electricals, toys, garden furniture and outdoor dining. Women's clothing offers include savings on summer shoes, tops and dresses with prices starting at £4.

With a number of retailers gearing up for reopening this month, many are slashing prices of items to clear stock.

Matalan have started to reopen stores across the country.The fashion and homeware retailer Matalan has started to reopen stores after it had to closed due to the Covid-19 pandemic.The fashion and homeware retailer begun opening stores this week, with 15 stores opening across the country, although stores in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland will remain closed.

Furniture, homeware and more are available again on the high street and at out of town shopping centres thanks to changes in the lockdown rules.