A successful sub-label in the Lauren empire, Polo peddles preppy classics to men but this was the first time the brand has created the equivalent wardrobe for its female customer.
My advice is to dive into the classics.
Formerly known as Friends of the Italian Opera – after the codename for the mafia in Some Like It Hot – the theatre regularly stages classics by the likes of Samuel Beckett, Harold Pinter, Tennessee Williams and Alan Bennett, as well as inviting young writers to try out their works.
The tour, started by local Tony Muia, also takes in the area's famous sights, as well as movie locations from New York classics such as Saturday Night Fever and Goodfellas.
That was the key mistake, but it's a rule of modern broadcasting that you can't have a TV show without Ukip; even repeats of old children's classics are being re-edited as Mary, Mungo and Farage.
This late-night Glasgow jazz festival gig (he also plays Ronnie Scott's on 4 & 5 Jul) presents Dave with his own Drumhedz group, the rotating cast first glimpsed in the UK at last year's London jazz festival, fusing music by Hendrix, D'Angelo, Radiohead or J Dilla with their updates on distant jazz classics.
Oprah's Book Club resurrected sales of decades-old classics through simple cover redesigns and the imprimatur of the club's sticker.
Recipe supplied by David Frenkiel and Luise Vindahl, greenkitchenstories.com A vegan and gluten-free dish inspired by two Swedish classics: saffron buns and meatballs.
To let French studies go the way of classics – a museum piece for specialists – would not only be an act of cultural vandalism, but also a direct attack on the premise of social mobility in Britain.
Lady Constantine, who the author remembered had a great record collection which included Thelonius Monk alongside the inevitable disco classics – said "you don't have to be bound by your penis, your sexuality, your class – you can reinvent yourself".
For a change Williams was in no position, and perhaps in no mood, to offer quotes from the classics.
