
Laura Horton
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Jul 31, 2024 |
odt.co.nz | Clare Horton |Violet Gray |Laura Horton |Florence Harris
You are not permitted to download, save or email this image. Visit image gallery to purchase the image. RegionsThe snow has hit pockets of the South and now the frost is coming. Though the heavy snow which was predicted to hit East Otago, with parts of Dunedin predicted to get 25cm, never eventuated, other parts of the South received a good covering of snow. Naseby had plenty, with about 5cm in the township and double that behind the town.
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Feb 11, 2023 |
theguardian.com | Laura Horton
I’ve bought my fifth ball gown today and although I don’t need it – and I’m not convinced the waistband would actually zip up around my thigh – I’m definitely going to buy it. It’s an absolute steal at £30 when the price tag indicates it was originally £700. I cannot believe how much money I will be saving if I buy this dress. This thinking propelled me through my 20s and into my 30s. The joy of a bargain, of filling my wardrobe with clothes I’d never ordinarily have been able to afford.
“I failed to recognise my hoarding behaviours because I didn’t match the stereotypes I’d seen on TV”
Feb 6, 2023 |
stylist.co.uk | Laura Horton
In 2016, I had major surgery on my head. I was told to rest, but two days into my recovery, I saw an advert for a Mary Katrantzou sample sale. My instinct told me not to go. I was exhausted and sore, and my thick curly hair was still matted with blood because I couldn’t risk getting my stitches wet. But my fear took over – the fear that I would miss something special. In the end, the adrenalin got me there – but it didn’t last long.
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