Sam Deaman

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Fashion Assistant at The Guardian

Fashion Assistant at The Observer

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What to wear for the Boat Race

1 week ago | theguardian.com | Sam Deaman

Whether you’re heading to watch Oxford v Cambridge or just taking a riverside walk, lean into nautical stripes and deck-ready shoes
The edit: 20 of the best bucket bags - in pictures

3 weeks ago | theguardian.com | Sam Deaman

Studded, £25.99, stradivarius.com Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Belted, £85, charleskeith.co.uk Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Zebra, £35.99, mango.com Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Weave, £38, ASOS DESIGN ( asos.com) Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Black,£190, honeyandtoast.co.uk Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Red, £159, whistles.com Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pre-loved, £240, Mulberry ( thrift.plus) Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Multi-coloured, £269,...
Middle of March Weather Forecast: Four Feet in Parts of the Pacific Northwest to Move into Next Week

1 month ago | theashlandchronicle.com | Tumaini Carayol |Helen Seamons |Sam Deaman |Maya Yang

WeatherBrains | March 14, 2025 | WeatherA steady stream of storms will continue to hammer the Pacific Northwest over the coming week, delivering multiple rounds of moderate to heavy snowfall across the region’s mountains. Overall, Oregon’s Cascades look to see the brunt of each surge, but Washington’s Cascades and even coastal British Columbia will also grab notable accumulations.
Ashland Food Angels

1 month ago | theashlandchronicle.com | Helen Seamons |Sam Deaman |Maya Yang |Michael Aylwin

Ashland Food Angels is a grassroots, fully volunteer cooperative venture which helps other organizations serving the homeless population and low income people in the Rogue Valley, primarily through the daily collection and redistribution of food retrieved from markets, bakeries and local organic farmers. Supported by Volunteers & Donations.
Editors’ picks: How to incorporate red into your wardrobe - in pictures

1 month ago | theguardian.com | Harriet Green |Jo Jones |Helen Seamons |Sam Deaman |Bemi Shaw

Harriet Green, editor, the Observer Magazine‘Team a red look with denim and neutral accessories.’ Jacket £39.50, marksand spencer.com. Necklace £125, Rachel Jackson (anthropologie.com). T-shirt £42, arket.com. Skirt £80, damsonmadder.com. Initial bracelet, £88, monicavinader.com. Bag £149, dunelondon.com.
We love: fashion fixes for the week ahead - in pictures

1 month ago | theguardian.com | Helen Seamons |Sam Deaman

Hold your horsesBoho is back with a bang and where better to shop the trend than the original high-street home of the look: Monsoon. We love this embroidered denim dress styled with suede boots.
We love: fashion fixes for the week ahead - in pictures

1 month ago | theguardian.com | Jo Jones |Sam Deaman

Team layerWorn by an ever-growing number of celebrities, including Hailey Bieber, Emily Ratajkowski and Kendall Jenner, the Ultralight collection from Intimissi is the perfect light layer for spring, under a short sleeve T-shirt, blazer or knitted vest. £45, intimissimi.com Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Make wavesBen Sherman’s summer B by Ben Sherman collection takes inspiration from Brighton’s yacht clubs.
Spring forward: top 10 womenswear trends to update your wardrobe - in pictures

1 month ago | theguardian.com | Jo Jones |Helen Seamons |Sam Deaman

1. Retro trainersFrom Adidas to Miu Miu there’s a retro sneaker for every budget and outfit. Look for bold highlights, animal print or metallic detail for a fresh edge. Top tip: Adidas SL 72 OGs are the new Sambas. Top to bottom: Animal print £159, kurtgeiger.com. Silver £100, vagabond.com. Claret £85, adidas.co.uk. Pink £115, camper.com. White £55, Puma (schuh.co.uk). Taupe £150, onitsukatiger.com.
Sex shops, hairy legs and McDonald’s merch: street style at London fashion week - in pictures

1 month ago | theguardian.com | Sam Deaman

Harris Reed, fashion designerWhat are you wearing? A vintage Dries Van Noten suit, Saint Laurent boots from a couple of seasons back and vintage Tom Ford glasses. What are you most looking forward to? It’s all about Chet Lo for me! I just think he does London fashion week so well, blending pop culture with his own culture effortlessly. Chet is always dressing really exciting people and every season I learn something new from him.
We love: fashion fixes for the week ahead - in pictures

2 months ago | theguardian.com | Jo Jones |Sam Deaman

Close knitWrap up warm with a chunky Scottish lambswool sweater, great accessories or a cosy pure wool blanket. All are made in UK factories and from the finest materials, while also supporting local communities. Community Clothing’s conscious manufacturing offers a sustainable choice whilst keeping cost and your carbon footprint low.