Covid anxiety: “Coronavirus has made me fearful of playing with my old netball team – and I’m not alone”

Sports became part of my identity well into adulthood when playing netball took on a much more important role than simply helping me to stay fit and healthy. Those evenings spent on the court meant as much to me as an adult as they did when I was 14. Having access to a group of girls who had the same shared experience meant everything.

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Black History Month - Kino

Kino is a director & fashion photographer based in London who specialises in fashion, beauty, fashion films, music videos, TVC and brand content. She has worked with a number of brands including Pantene, Kite Eyewear, O2, Ultra/Sony Music and Warner Music. Her work has also been featured in multiple publications like FGUK Magazine, PhotoVogue Italia, British Vogue and House of Solo Magazine.

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Black History Month - Ian

Ian Mann is a Director of Photography and has been a freelance lighting cameraman and editor for over fifteen years. He has worked on a range of programmes for the BBC, ITV, CH4, Five, SKY, SKY Sports and other digital channels. He has also worked on corporate films, documentaries, entertainment dramas and live sports events filmed on location across the UK and worldwide

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Lockdown: Changing Gears

Working during the lockdown has not been easy but even with the pandemic raging on, creatives have remained innovative, working within an industry that seemingly never sleeps. If there was any kind of silver lining to the lockdown, it was the gift of time. With countless online resources from webinars to workshops, more now than ever is the time to learn new skills and become as multifaceted as possible.

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Paperclip - Your Virtual Freshers' Fair

Freebies aside, the fair was one of my favourite events. I didn’t get to experience all of freshers' week but the fair really made starting uni special, just feeling the excitement of a new start, being able to meet new people and becoming part of another community. For all the students starting university in September, you don’t have to miss out, even if things become completely digital.

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The Foundations For a Killer Cover Letter

Most of us invest a lot of time writing and rewriting our CVs; updating them with new skills, reworking the layout, editing the language. Only to find that a killer cover letter is also needed, sigh. There are loads of examples and templates online but the thought of doing all that work on another document is enough to put you off applying for a job at all.

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3 Quick Shopping Hacks For The Busy Creative

Looking put together can take a lot of time and organisation. If you’re anything like me, you need the easy fix, the quick version. As a committed last-minute lady, I have perfected some shopping hacks for getting out of the house in record time. I’m not one for planning my look the night before, nor am I going to get up earlier. My solutions are centred around the clothes I buy. That’s right, when I’m buying clothes for work I am thinking about how to stay in bed longer. Here are my top tips for looking good in no time.

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Road to LFW: Rosie Dennington

Rosie Dennington is a designer from Oxfordshire who creates luxury bridal and couture-wear for all body types as she is passionate about body confidence and body love. Her work has been featured in the September issue of Vanity Fair, worn by Helena Bonham Carter and shot by Mario Testino. She has also had garments worn by Billie Piper, Sharlene Hector of Basement Jaxx and even requested by Madonna!

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