Fashion and Lifestyle

By Rachel Peru, Model and Fashion Correspondent rachelperumodel.com [http://] How fashion can keep people connected and raise money for a good cause For the last ten years I have volunteered to model in the Ilkley Macmillan Fashion Show which raises thousands each year to help support those diagnosed with

Dear Reader I am delighted to have joined the team at Topic Uk & YorkshireBusinessWoman as the resident hairdresser / hair expert and in the coming months I will be delighted to answer your hair questions and share with you my advice. To get things started, I’m sure not being

By accredited Yorkshire Stylist Sara Anson of “Styled by Sara” styledbysara.co.uk [http://] Are you Dramatic, Creative, Natural, Romantic or Classic? We are all different, different shapes, sizes, and personalities. We all have different lifestyles and budgets and ideas about what style means. Style isn’t wearing clothes that

By Rachel Peru, Fashion Correspondent. rachelperumodel.com [http://] Show support for your local independent fashion shops #supportlocal Firstly, I hope everyone is managing to keep well and positive during what is a difficult time for us all. It’s definitely given me time to reflect on a few things and

At Yorkshire Businesswoman we believe that during lockdown we should get up, dress up and show up however, we must confess that finding the motivation after so many weeks can be a challenge. We are delighted to introduce style coach Sara Anson who will share her knowledge with us. "

Bernadette Gledhill has been part of the Fashion Industry for over 40 years. We are delighted that she has agreed to be a regular guest expert for Yorkshire Businesswoman, where she will share her tips and experience of fashion, beauty and style. "At the age of 14 my mother

A top fashion designer who came back to her Yorkshire roots to launch a high-end brand says the current lockdown may change the way people shop. Sonya Bachra-Byrne, who is originally from Bradford, travelled the world working at top fashion houses for 18 years, before coming back to West Yorkshire