She'll make it sound like the whole campaign was shot there. Notice they didn't want to use the skanky kitchen or the Wegewood room.
She'll make it sound like the whole campaign was shot there. Notice they didn't want to use the skanky kitchen or the Wegewood room.Lots of 100 stars shots using CHMN. The ones showing the hung up crumpled white bed sheets look straight out of Emmaus, but I think they are from before the famed photo shoot.
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We create beautiful screen printed scarves, kimonos, kurtas, pants and gowns. Our eclectic collection is influenced by our travels around the world. Made up of a combination of soft natural fabrics, One Hundred Stars provides their customers with statement fashion pieces that are fun and...onehundredstars.co.uk
Also they've arrived with money to spend, they've not grifted for it. They're happily getting stuck in to what needs to be done, working from the top down.It really is pretty. I like how they are on the roof NOW....fixing whatever needs to be fixed before they really get in and start decorating. I also enjoyed seeing them both actually partake in working to clear the land and clean the place up - unlike Stephanie and her "boyfriend". I've enjoyed the last couple of episodes and am surprised that I like watching them.
And this is purely frivolous - Denise is stunningly beautiful. And not afraid to get stuck in some of the jobs they've filmed.
Those books in the Boudoir make it look like Blockbusters return shelf (the VHS rent shop was on every high street 1990's before DVDs, Streaming and Snorts Birth !)
I always liked the "look" of the long piegnoir with the maps. Particularly the one with the Venice map. However Despicable fanny, along with bloody Nigella Lawson, was the kiss of death for me. And then I found out about their unsustainability. And lies. Plus their continuing support of Despicable fanny. So... there is absolutely no chance in hell that I would part company with my hard earned cash to a company such as that.Those garments are really cheaply made. I believe they are made in India - that tells you a lot right there. How much do the workers get? What are the conditions they work under? They are not sustainable at all. The fabric is rayon, very unstable, made from wood pulp. The construction is miserable. Remember the tear in the PJ bottoms Marie was wearing? Plus, these designs could not be more unflattering. Never in a million years would I purchase anything from this company. It's only my opinion of course. You may love everything they sell and have a closet full of their robes!Full disclosure: I worked in the garment manufacturing industry for 22 years so I do know a thing or two about what goes on and it ain't pretty for the most part. Please buy the best quality you can afford made by people who earn a livable wage in good working conditions. Expensive, yes, sustainable, yes. Less is more!
I do believe that candle has Snorts special paper wrap around the base of it. One of his life hacksMy 93 yr old mum's hairdresser uses similar drapes for the elderly ladies who come in for their shampoo and sets! Annalise could make best use of the tat that they left behind.
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And she looks like she's wearing 100stars pre 100stars! A time traveller perhaps.I did a double take when seeing this woman on Selling Up. She bears a passing resemblance to the late, great character actress Liz Sheridan. You may know her as Seinfeld's mom. I know her also as Mrs. Ochmonek from Alf.
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Yes we had a smell fridge when they first came out as I was dazzled by the pastel colours which were very unusual at the time. Was a bloody nightmare appliance & the internal fittings fell apart - sold it on after a couple of years vowing never again to be seduced by style over substance. (can’t admit to sticking to that howeverWhen Marie was cleaning/defrosting - Did anyone else think that was a lot of ice coming out of the Smeg fridge? I don’t have to do that to my non-Smeg fridge/freezer.
We were thinking about getting a Smeg down the track for our renovation and your comment made me curious.Yes we had a smell fridge when they first came out as I was dazzled by the pastel colours which were very unusual at the time. Was a bloody nightmare appliance & the internal fittings fell apart - sold it on after a couple of years vowing never again to be seduced by style over substance. (can’t admit to sticking to that however)
It's interesting how so few of the photos show LL backgrounds and those that do, just show a fraction of a bookcase or something. Most clothing brands that do shoots in stately homes, etc., choose really beautiful and impressive backgrounds. They clearly couldn't do that at LL and shot hardly anything there. They filmed in another, more attractive setting as well. They are a family firm that obviously makes clothes as cheaply as possible and clearly thought they could do a shoot cheaply or for free in exchange for some garments. I guess the girl who had visited LL after seeing how often Fanny shows herself wearing a dressing gown, thought a French chateau might be a good publicity partner. I reckon she hadn't cottoned on to the state of the place. I doubt if they'd do any further photo shoots there, although that company is as tacky as their hostess!Lots of 100 stars shots using CHMN. The ones showing the hung up crumpled white bed sheets look straight out of Emmaus, but I think they are from before the famed photo shoot.
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We create beautiful screen printed scarves, kimonos, kurtas, pants and gowns. Our eclectic collection is influenced by our travels around the world. Made up of a combination of soft natural fabrics, One Hundred Stars provides their customers with statement fashion pieces that are fun and...onehundredstars.co.uk
Absolutely spot on.It's interesting how so few of the photos show LL backgrounds and those that do, just show a fraction of a bookcase or something. Most clothing brands that do shoots in stately homes, etc., choose really beautiful and impressive backgrounds. They clearly couldn't do that at LL and shot hardly anything there. They filmed in another, more attractive setting as well. They are a family firm that obviously makes clothes as cheaply as possible and clearly thought they could do a shoot cheaply or for free in exchange for some garments. I guess the girl who had visited LL after seeing how often Fanny shows herself wearing a dressing gown, thought a French chateau might be a good publicity partner. I reckon she hadn't cottoned on to the state of the place. I doubt if they'd do any further photo shoots there, although that company is as tacky as their hostess!
Believe every word of that review ours was just the pits. Couldn’t wait to get rid of it -even felt guilty for the the person we sold it to. Steer well clear.We were thinking about getting a Smeg down the track for our renovation and your comment made me curious.
So . . . from Choice . . . a very well regarded Australian consumer magazine and now site. Very interesting!
Worst fridge ever: Smeg model rates lowest in CHOICE test history
The cult brand's new $3990 retro model (FAB38RCRAU) flunks our lab test with record-breaking 22% rating. Our experts explain where it fails.www.choice.com.au
https://giphy.com/52rqjQJG1LCZa Snorts thinking Lancelot is the problem...So funny! We need a GIF of this so we can enjoy for years to come.
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A Grabby of Grifters..Oh I do love that ....... " A Swarm of Grifters " so true!!!
This is very shallow of me, but I’ve never been able to even consider Smeg simply because of the name. As a fan of British science fiction comedy Red Dwarf it will always be a smegging curse word with unsavoury connotations, lol. The first time I saw the brand I was sure someone was taking the piss. Now I just think they’re idiots that were set up by a marketing firm.Yes we had a smell fridge when they first came out as I was dazzled by the pastel colours which were very unusual at the time. Was a bloody nightmare appliance & the internal fittings fell apart - sold it on after a couple of years vowing never again to be seduced by style over substance. (can’t admit to sticking to that however)
You may have to start using a dislaimerThat is hilarious.
I'm with you on this one... back in my teens, teenage boys used the word to refer to 'sperm' there was another one too Sp**k but thankfully I've not seen any appliances under that brand nameThis is very shallow of me, but I’ve never been able to even consider Smeg simply because of the name. As a fan of British science fiction comedy Red Dwarf it will always be a smegging curse word with unsavoury connotations, lol. The first time I saw the brand I was sure someone was taking the piss. Now I just think they’re idiots that were set up by a marketing firm.
Oooh Idris is a delight on the eyesMaybe be a little late but if we're still taking orders I'd like an Idris Elba please.View attachment 2833136
If Idris is too busy then I'd settle for Jeff.
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