The return of a noughties style trend

Plus: Healthy convenience foods and those to avoid

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View in browser  |  Unsubscribe Monday April 1 2024   Lifestyle       When the “haute hippie” look dominated Chloé’s recent Autumn/Winter 2024 show in Paris, those old enough to remember will have been misty-eyed for the heady days of mid-noughties boho chic. Rooted in 1960s Americana and made popular by Sienna Miller and others in the middle years of the 2000s, the look is enjoying a modern-day resurgence. From floaty skirts to peasant blouses, even the high street big-hitters are getting in on the burgeoning trend. Find out more about how and why the distinctive style returned in a refreshing, grown-up guise. Elsewhere, we consider the healthiest – and least healthy – convenience foods on supermarket shelves. Have a lovely day, James, Lifestyle team     Boho chic is back: Here’s how to do the Noughties trend again now This time around the look is more grown up, with a polished edge that makes clever use of unexpected pairings get the look     One whole year. Just £39. Stay expertly informed and advised as the future unfolds. Unlock unlimited access to telegraph.co.uk with a Digital Subscription, plus the latest news updates and the daily digital newspaper in our app. subscribe now     The healthiest convenience foods and the ones to avoid – from baked beans to supermarket bread It isn’t always easy to distinguish between unhealthy foods and those that will nourish us, but you can learn to be supermarket savvy here's how     The Midults: ‘I’d love to move in with my boyfriend, but he doesn’t have a bath’ It might sound crazy but I don’t know how I’d get through the week without this relaxation find out more     The only three cake recipes you’ll ever need Easy to make and endlessly adaptable, this core collection can be customised whatever the occasion the recipes     Britain’s 20 best restaurants with rooms These are the establishments with dishes worth touring the country for – plus some seriously smart bedrooms to boot take me there     Would someone you know enjoy this newsletter? Click the button below to invite a friend to sign up to The Telegraph Lifestyle Newsletter send invitation     Other newsletters you may like... Healthy Living The latest health and wellbeing stories. Sign up Culture A guide to enjoying the arts, from books to box-sets. Sign up The Live to 100 Exercise Plan A four-week newsletter series to help you live longer through exercise. Sign up     Get in touch Are you enjoying the Telegraph Lifestyle Newsletter? Please email us your thoughts and feedback at lifestylenewsletter@telegraph.co.uk. If you require technical support for Telegraph newsletters, please contact newslettersupport@telegraph.co.uk or visit our newsletters help page. For assistance with your subscription, please visit our help page. Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Sign up here.   We have sent you this email because you have either asked us to or because we think it will interest you.   Update your preferences   For any other questions, please visit our help page here.   Any offers included in this email come with their own Terms and Conditions, which you can see by clicking on the offer link. We may withdraw offers without notice.   Telegraph Media Group Limited or its group companies - 111 Buckingham Palace Road, London SW1W 0DT. Registered in England under No 451593.