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Our autumn style crush is 19-year-old Monte Carlo actress Selena Gomez. She’s ‘Mrs’ Justin Bieber don’t ya know, and while we’re too old to be jealous of that, we do envy the young Hollywood star’s style. Here’s how to get the look from her appearance at The Grammy Award Nominations Concert:
The key trends here are defined eyes and statement lips. Hair is perfectly styled but appears effortless. Meanwhile, shoulders, arms and legs are bared. Here’s how to get the style a la Selena…
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Wave finds the latest beauty treatments and new season fashion trends, all available in boutiques and therapy centres here in Brighton

Lash extensions at Beautyworks

‘Tis the season to be gorgeous and Beautyworks has everything covered: 3D lash extensions from £40, two St Tropez Tans £45 (usually £70), Jessica Long Lasting Geleration Manicure (up to two weeks) £35, free eyebrow shape worth £9 when you book any of the above if you mention Latest 7. Gift vouchers available.
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Each month, dating coach Tammy James answers your relationship questions

I have been single for 18 months now. I have met a few men and everything seems to go wonderfully for the first few weeks and then they stop calling me. I am very much a person who wears their heart on their sleeve and I let them know I like them so don’t understand why they don’t want to see me. Where am I going wrong?

It could be that you’re going on dates with people you aren’t that suited to, or it could be because you’re being too open with them. Being open about how you feel is essential in a relationship, however, in the early stages you need to be a bit more guarded. When you first start dating someone, you’re both trying to suss out how you feel about each other and although it can be really helpful to share how you feel, some may find it a bit overpowering and back off. It may seem a little unnatural, but in the first month don’t have any conversations about how you feel, just focus on whether you’re having fun. If it is going to lead to a relationship, you’ll have plenty of time to talk about it.
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No Particular Place to Go revived for one night only at disabled-accessible venue

Theatre goers will finally get a chance to watch the original cast of April’s critically-acclaimed debut show by Chronicle Theatre, No Particular Place To Go, when it returns to the Brighton stage for a one off performance at the wheelchair-accessible venue of the Friends Meeting House, Ship Street, on Thursday 10 November.
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