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Checks are everywhere this fall, from Kate Middleton to The Traitors, and Lisa Snowdon’s This Morning outfit exemplifies this.

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Last week, Lisa Snowdon impressed This Morning viewers in a chic printed blouse in one of Kate Middleton’s favourite prints: check. The Princess of Wales is famously a fan of heritage-inspired prints, often stepping out in checked coats, dresses and blouses.

Lisa’s recent style incorporated one of the hottest fashion trends of the fall while maintaining that timeless British aesthetic. Checks are having a major impact this season, appearing on everything from high-street designers to designer runways.

This is thanks in part to the rise of the ‘countrycore’ aesthetic and shows like The Traitors, and host Claudia Winkleman, bringing traditional prints and designs back into the spotlight.

The combination of the traditional, heritage print and the fashionable draped design is what we adore about Lisa’s check blouse. The ASOS High Neck Ruched Detail Sleeveless Co-ord Top retails for $30.

Sainsbury’s Christmas pyjamas have arrived, and shoppers are rushing to purchase the “cute” sets.

READ MORE: For less than a hundred dollars, New Look’s “excellent” £40 puffer looks just like North Face.

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Unfortunately, the matching skirt for this ruched top is out of stock in all sizes. It’s no surprise that fans have rushed to purchase it because of its royal-inspired print and cool-girl vibe.

We can’t get enough of this autumnal color combination, which is a high-neck, sleeveless top with a chocolate brown and blue check pattern.

This is one of those versatile additions to your wardrobe that you’ll want to use over and over again, whether you’re styling it for the office with a pair of tailored pants and some suede loafers for an evening out or with a midi skirt and heels.

Another presenter who has been nailing the heritage check look recently is Amanda Holden. Amanda was spotted in the River Island Green Check Belted Cape Dress, priced at £69. This dress has already proved to be so popular that it’s currently sold out on the River Island website. However, we’ve found it in stock in all sizes on the Next website.

Taylor Swift’s impressive 20-year career and the fiery fueds that have come after her, according to a new Channel 4 documentary.

Since stepping into public consciousness over the course of more than 20 years, Taylor Swift has been the subject of a number of public disputes.

In Channel 4’s newest documentary, Taylor: The Star Who Changed the World, the singer’s rise to fame and public outcry will be explored.

The two-part series, which will air on Tuesday (September 30) at 9:15 pm, includes interviews with Taylor’s former employees and devoted fans.

Taylor will examine the musician’s 20-year career, which saw her transcend the status of a pop star and establish herself as a unique cultural icon.

The documentary examines the forces behind her trajectory and the dedicated community she has inspired through interviews with well-known commentators, industry insiders, and fans.

Here are Taylor’s infamous disputes explained as Swifties prepare to tune into the docuseries.

Kanye West and Kanye West feud

Kanye West stunned Taylor when he interrupted her 2009 MTV Video Music Awards acceptance speech.

Taylor, age 19, was just 19 at the time when her song You Belong With Me won the Best Female Video award.

Kanye attacked her as she accepted the prize, making it seem as though Beyoncé’s single ladies music video deserved it.

Beyoncé had one of the best videos ever, but the rapper famously said, “Yo, Taylor, I’m really happy for you and I’m really happy for you and I’m gonna let you finish.”

Kanye did call me and he was very sincere in his apology, Taylor later said, “I accepted that apology.”

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However, in 2016 a public dispute between the two occurred. For his album The Life Of Pablo, Kanye released a song called Famous, as depicted in the new docuseries.

I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex, lyrics in the song, and why? I made that b**** famous. “

The popstar later admitted she did not hear the song before it was released and that he did not know he would refer to her as “that b****” while the rapper called Taylor to warn her about the namedrop.

A phone call recorded by Kanye’s then-wife Kim Kardashian confirmed that Taylor did not approve the biting lyrics as Kanye had claimed.

Although the duo has engaged in numerous public altercations, there haven’t been any frenzy altercations in recent years.

$1 legal action

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After a DJ David Mueller was found groping Taylor during a meet-and-greet photo opportunity, Taylor was awarded $1 (77p) by the jury in 2017.

The DJ claimed that the 35-year-old’s allegations cost him his $150, 000-per-year job at KYGO radio in Colorado after filing his own lawsuit against the popstar.

In contrast, she filed a counterclaims, asking for just $1 in the event that he is found guilty. During a court hearing in June 2013, the singer claimed the DJ allegedly placed his hand on her “bare ass cheek” while he was subdued.

The actor allegedly groped the actress’ bottom during a meet-and-greet session following her 2013 concert in Denver.

No means no, her representative told the court, and the trial was meant to convey the message.

Braun and Scooter battle

After Scott Borchetta’s company purchased the label where Taylor signed her first record deal, Taylor was the subject of another public dispute in 2019. Taylor lost that title to Scooter Braun.

Taylor had no control over her musical legacy as a result. The popstar then re-recorded her first six albums to ensure that she had complete control over the music her fans had grown to adore.

The international superstar waited years before regaining control over her music. She stated in a statement to fans in May, “Everything I’ve ever made… now belongs to me.”

Taylor Swift’s impressive 20-year career and the fiery fueds that have come after her, according to a new Channel 4 documentary.

Since stepping into public consciousness over the course of more than 20 years, Taylor Swift has been the subject of a number of public disputes.

In Channel 4’s newest documentary, Taylor: The Star Who Changed the World, the singer’s rise to fame and public outcry will be explored.

The two-part series, which will air on Tuesday (September 30) at 9:15 pm, includes interviews with Taylor’s former employees and devoted fans.

Taylor will examine the musician’s 20-year career, which saw her transcend the status of a pop star and establish herself as a unique cultural icon.

The documentary examines the forces behind her trajectory and the dedicated community she has inspired through interviews with well-known commentators, industry insiders, and fans.

Here are Taylor’s infamous disputes explained as Swifties prepare to tune into the docuseries.

Kanye West and Kanye West feud

Kanye West stunned Taylor when he interrupted her 2009 MTV Video Music Awards acceptance speech.

Taylor, age 19, was just 19 at the time when her song You Belong With Me won the Best Female Video award.

Kanye attacked her as she accepted the prize, making it seem as though Beyoncé’s single ladies music video deserved it.

Beyoncé had one of the best videos ever, but the rapper famously said, “Yo, Taylor, I’m really happy for you and I’m really happy for you and I’m gonna let you finish.”

Kanye did call me and he was very sincere in his apology, Taylor later said, “I accepted that apology.”

3 images to be seen

However, in 2016 a public dispute between the two occurred. For his album The Life Of Pablo, Kanye released a song called Famous, as depicted in the new docuseries.

I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex, lyrics in the song, and why? I made that b**** famous. “

The popstar later admitted she did not hear the song before it was released and that he did not know he would refer to her as “that b****” while the rapper called Taylor to warn her about the namedrop.

A phone call recorded by Kanye’s then-wife Kim Kardashian confirmed that Taylor did not approve the biting lyrics as Kanye had claimed.

Although the duo has engaged in numerous public altercations, there haven’t been any frenzy altercations in recent years.

$1 legal action

3 images to be seen

After a DJ David Mueller was found groping Taylor during a meet-and-greet photo opportunity, Taylor was awarded $1 (77p) by the jury in 2017.

The DJ claimed that the 35-year-old’s allegations cost him his $150, 000-per-year job at KYGO radio in Colorado after filing his own lawsuit against the popstar.

In contrast, she filed a counterclaims, asking for just $1 in the event that he is found guilty. During a court hearing in June 2013, the singer claimed the DJ allegedly placed his hand on her “bare ass cheek” while he was subdued.

The actor allegedly groped the actress’ bottom during a meet-and-greet session following her 2013 concert in Denver.

No means no, her representative told the court, and the trial was meant to convey the message.

Braun and Scooter battle

After Scott Borchetta’s company purchased the label where Taylor signed her first record deal, Taylor was the subject of another public dispute in 2019. Taylor lost that title to Scooter Braun.

Taylor had no control over her musical legacy as a result. The popstar then re-recorded her first six albums to ensure that she had complete control over the music her fans had grown to adore.

The international superstar waited years before regaining control over her music. She stated in a statement to fans in May, “Everything I’ve ever made… now belongs to me.”