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Retailer releases Christmas lingeries images featuring model in 50’s Debenhams announced Jilly Johnson, 58, as the face of the Reger by Janet Reger Christmas campaign. It was déjà-vu for Jilly, who was the first ever model cast by the Janet Reger label, way back in the eighties. Over 30 years on, Jilly still looks fabulous. Debenhams has been pioneering diversity on the high street for the past couple of years, with campaigns which saw disabled fashion models used in national window campaigns...Read Full Story

By Jill Foster Last updated at 12:44 AM on 26th November 2011 As one of the very first women ever to grace Page 3, model Jilly Johnson has posed in various states of undress more times than she can remember. Advertising billboards, glossy magazines, newspapers, television — she once even stood in the window of Janet Reger’s Bond Street store and modelled the lingerie queen’s silky scanties to the delight of (mostly male) passers-by. That was more than three decades ago. Today, she is...Read Full Story

In the latest lingerie campaign of group Debenhams, the 58-year-old model Jilly Johnson is chosen to be the newest face as the retailer aims at highlighting the fact that women of all ages can look good in lingerie. In the released shots, model Jilly Johnson is captured in Janet Reger Christmas campaign. From September 2010, the retailer became the first in the UK to target a fashion campaign at women over 40 and the latest campaign is part of the retailer’s commitment to pioneering diversity...Read Full Story

It's been a long time since I tasted anything that wasn't a white, so I thought I'd treat myself to something that had a little colour to it. As it's fast approaching the holiday season the gorgeous red pinkish hues of this tipple immediately caught my eye on the shelf.  This wine has such a vibrant colour that it looks luminescent in the glass and just begs to be imbibed. The nose is light with the merest hint of summer fruits, which makes a change from the usual pungent heavy whites that I...Read Full Story

This tipple really does do exactly what it says on the tin. It's spritely on the tongue, and has a real essence of banana's, with a soft hint of soda powder. It's finish is reminiscent of a chilled emulsion paint freshly applied to a new build house, crisp and fresh. If your the kind of girl, and I am, who enjoys an old style pastoral picnic, then this is the perfect refresher to take with you in your wicker pickernic basket. Keep on drinking... Jilly X Previous PostRead Full Story

By Elsa Mcalonan Last updated at 10:05 AM on 24th November 2011 They are the facialists with magic fingers, and celebrity clients, and as the countdown to Christmas begins they reveal the best ways to get fabulous festive skin in just a month. Even if you try one a week, you’re sure to see a difference by December 25. Fresh-faced: Elle Macpherson's skin specialist recommends nourishing your skin by massaging in hydrating serums at night, which allows the ingredients to be absorbed properly...Read Full Story

This shit mad funny.. So my dad is a real cocky dude. Even when he don't got much to be cocky about.. Thinks he knows everybody type of guy. So we at the Jill Scott concert in Detroit last summer, and it really aint my thing but i went along for the ride. So we in there an shit and my dad knows the people that run the whole thing cause he be selling phones to them. So after the concert we walking out the place and he stops at this guarded gate. On some real cocky shit says with a weird look...Read Full Story

Don't be put off by the fact that this is part of Sainsburys 'taste the difference' range, it's actually an excellent tipple. Produced by Georges Duboef, this chardonnay has a classic pale colour that just craves to be drunk. It's nose is well balanced, with almost a hint of menthol, almost. Think Vic's Vaporub. Sharp citrus and peach notes, with a finish that reminds one of the deep blue ink in a bic biro, mmmm. All with that lovely warming feeling as the wine wings it's way down your...Read Full Story

This is a true gem to drink. It fills so many of the requisites I have for a good wine experience. Good strong flavours, but each well balanced to allow every one the time to be acknowledged by the palate. This is a slightly more challenging drink than it's contemporaries in this price range, but challenging in a good way. It bites your tongue in all the right places, and leaves you with the feeling you've just gorged on a basket full of bitter plums. Yummy. Previous PostRead Full Story

This tipple really does do exactly what it says on the tin. It's spritely on the tongue, and has a real essence of banana's, with a soft hint of soda powder. It's finish is reminiscent of a chilled emulsion paint freshly applied to a new build house, crisp and fresh. If your the kind of girl, and I am, who enjoys an old style pastoral picnic, then this is the perfect refresher to take with you in your wicker pickernic basket. Keep on drinking... Jilly X Previous PostRead Full Story