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The handmade, Asian-inspired label, known for its exquisite belts and original shawls, has that rare quality of feeling completely intentional, like every single detail has been thought about. Though the brand is newer on the scene than its neighbouring brands, such as Minka Dink, Moo Moda and Bijoux de Mimi, Clem has been experimenting with her pieces since the age of 18, when she founded ‘Clem Designs’, a brand with a similar direction that she eventually paused during her time at Cardiff University studying music and philosophy. She later went on to complete a masters in business and finance, anticipating a career in a typical London finance job. However, during this year she realised it wasn’t what she truly wanted and reignited her entrepreneurial ambitions in Love Clementine. Everything handmade. Everything made to order. Clem strives for complete perfection in each of her items, and she remains determined to hold complete responsibility for the quality of each of her items.

A dinner party in Durham is an art form of pretentiousness, almost unavoidable amongst the boarders and the privately educated, and my experience certainly didn’t disappoint. 7 Anchorage terrace has been hosting dinners for some time now and have amassed a good following of people eager to make the invite list. It was my pleasure to be one of the lucky few.

From a Durham uni bedroom to a fully-fledged knitwear brand with a devoted following, Sophia Ponsonby of You Look Hot is proof that the best businesses start with a little chaos and a lot of heart.

As this year’s London Marathon approaches, and the summer sun begins to show its face once more, it seems impossible to go anywhere without passing runners wherever you go – everyone is doing it. In recent years, running has grown in popularity, to the point that if you haven’t completed a marathon in your 20s, you apparently haven’t done it right. With it’s boost in popularity, the ‘run bug’ has spread through the population of young adults and with it countless influencers, brands and generational lifestyle changes have emerged. It is told that our generation are going out and drinking significantly less than the previous generations and this focus on health and fuelling our bodies cannot be ignored as a primary motivator in this lifestyle swap.

Long before “quiet luxury” became a trend, Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy was already defining what we might now refer to as the “clean girl aesthetic”.

Unless you have been really living under a rock – which would be understandable with summative season killing us all off – you would have heard of the VERY public blowout between Brooklyn Beckham and his family. However, like me, you may be a bit lost in it all, with a slightly confusing flood of AI Victoria Beckhams dancing at the Beckham X Peltz wedding leaving me entertained, disturbed, and also a little confused in the mayhem of it all. Fortunately, my procrastination and desire to do anything but Uni work, has given me plenty of time to deep dive into this family feud.

Eight million viewers of the BBC’s The Traitors witnessed the unthinkable in Friday 9th January’s episode. The Traitors’ alliance was blown up from the inside, as secret Traitor Fiona detonated not only her bubbly exterior, but also her time on the show, leaving Rachel and Stephen shaken up and on the defensive in the wake of her wrath.

As one of the current leading nutritionists, Emily English has the world enraptured with her balanced, filling and undeniably delicious recipes. With a BSc in Nutrition and a social media following of 2 million, she has quickly become one of the most influential female figures of this generation.

Let’s Get Our Knickers in a Twist (LGOKIAT) is a non-profit organisation founded by Serena Chamberlain in 2022 as a Community Interest Company, while she was still attending Durham University.