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Agent Diary: Touring holidays mean you aren’t worrying about the ‘how’ but focus on the ‘wow’

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By Ashley Phillips Verified
| Travel Weekly (UK) Verified
I am writing this while staring at the unbelievable beauty of the Himalayan mountains, watching the sun set as the hustle and bustle of Indian life happens around me. Sounds like heaven? Well, it’s certainly closer to heaven at this altitude, let me tell you. The golden-hour light hitting the peaks is enough to make even the most seasoned traveller pause in silence. For anyone who follows our socials at Travel Chaps, or knows our journey, you’ll be aware we sell based on our personal experience.
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We've reviewed dozens of Everlane styles over the years — here are our 20 favorites and what to expect from each

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By Ashley Phillips Verified, Mara Leighton, Henry Blodget Verified
| Business Insider Verified
Everlane's Mary Jane puts a retro spin on the basic ballet flat. It comes in three materials — black leather, black velvet, and tan velvet — and has a sleek almond toe that makes the classic style feel a bit more grown-up. After sporting a pair, former style and beauty editor Ashley Phillips suggests ordering a half size up to get the perfect fit. She also says her black velvet pair is less durable than leather and warns the sole is a bit slick despite its textured rubber.
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24 affordable jewelry brands our style editors swear by

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By Remi Rosmarin Verified, Ashley Phillips Verified, Samantha Crozier Verified
| Business Insider Verified
Ana Luisa makes affordable jewelry that's designed to last. In fact, each piece comes with a two-year warranty so you know you won't be left with a snapped chain or a ring with stones missing. You can expect to spend about $70 a piece at Ana Luisa. Though their jewelry is mostly dainty, their high-shine finish makes them really stand out. Plus, I have a nickel allergy, which means that low-quality instantly gives me a rash.
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