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‘Sainsbury’s I’m obsessed’, shopper says finding ‘perfect’ denim set at the supermarket

A FASHION lover has revealed how they found the perfect denim set in Sainsbury’s and she is “obsessed.”

Emily, who posts under @emilyyspencerx, shared how she picked up a matching waistcoat and jeans from the supermarket chain.

Woman modeling a denim jumpsuit and gold sandals.
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Shopper Emily shared how she found her dream coord in Sainsbury’s[/caption]

She modelled the matching Tu Clothing coord in a video which has racked up 17,000 likes, and shared: “

“This denim set is from Sainsburys?!?!?!

“Ok sainsburys I am obsessed.”

Emily snapped up their Dark Rinse Denim Co-ord Waistcoat, which costs £16 and comes in sizes 8 to 26.

Meanwhile, their Dark Rinse Denim Pocket Co-ord Flared Jeans cost £24 and have sizes 8 to 22.

Thankfully to accommodate different body shapes, these also come in varying fits, from regular to short and long.

The 5ft6 shopper explained how she had picked up a size 10 in the jeans in a regular fit, but in hindsight should have got a size 8.

Emily shared: “The jeans kept falling down so probs should’ve got an 8 but they didn’t have my size and I had to have it.”

However, the fashionista praised the items for being “so comfy”, and showed how she paired them with a pair of gold heels.

Many people were impressed with her Sainsbury’s find, with one commenting: “I literally bought this yesterday!! I love it so much.”

Woman in denim jumpsuit and gold heels.
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She modelled the matching Tu Clothing coord in a video which has racked up 17,000 likes[/caption]

Another added: “Sainsburys always knows the vibe.”

Meanwhile, a third commented: “Running to Sainsbury’s, gorgeous!”

According to the website: “This pair of retro-inspired jeans come in a flattering flared leg. 

“Designed in a dark wash denim, they’re a versatile addition to your wardrobe rotation. 

“Features a patch pocket detail for a sophisticated touch. Finish the look by partnering them with the coordinating waistcoat.”

Valentine’s finds

Pink pajamas with a red food-themed print.
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Shoppers are loving the new Valentine’s pyjamas in Sainsbury’s[/caption]

Meanwhile, with Christmas pyjamas packed away until the end of the year, there’s some new themed nightwear on the rails causing a frenzy.

Shoppers have been sprinting to Sainsbury’s to get their hands on some “cute” Valentine’s-themed PJs which dropped in store recently.

And regardless of whether it’s a Valentine’s or Galentine’s for you this year, their latest nightwear drop is the perfect addition to any plans.

Pink and red gingham and heart-print pajama pants on display.
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Some options are already sold out online[/caption]

Fashion fans are already hailing the gorgeous sets as a must-have to get in the spirit for the romantic occasion. 

First up, there’s a pinkWine and Dine’ printed pyjama set which even includes a matching eye mask.

Described by the Tu team as adding a “fun touch”, the PJs are available in sizes six to 24 and priced at £25.

Shoppers can also bag £24 cherry print double cloth traditional pyjamas with a hair scrunchie in sizes XS to XXL, or a pink stripe heart seersucker pyjama shirt for £12 and matching bottoms priced at £13.

Is supermarket fashion the new high street?

DEPUTY Fashion Editor Abby McHale weighs in:

The supermarkets have really upped their game when it comes to their fashion lines. These days, as you head in to do your weekly food shop you can also pick up a selection of purse-friendly, stylish pieces for all the family. 

Tesco has just announced a 0.7 per cent increase in the quarter thanks to a ‘strong growth in clothing’ and M&S has earnt the title of the number one destination for womenswear on the high street.

Asda’s clothing line George has made £1.5 million for the supermarket in 2023, 80 per cent of Sainsbury’s clothes sold at full price rather than discounted and Nutmeg at Morrisons sales are also up 2 per cent in the past year.

So what is it about supermarket fashion that is becoming so successful?

Apart from the clothing actually being affordable, it’s good quality too – with many being part of schemes such as the Better Cotton Initiative.

A lot of the time they keep to classic pieces that they know will last the customer year after year. 

Plus because they buy so much stock they can turn around pieces quickly and buy for cheaper because of the volumes.

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Taiwo Awoniyi injury latest: Nottingham Forest striker ‘up and walking’ after being stretchered off in FA Cup – updates

TAIWO AWONIYI is up and walking, after being carried off on a stretcher after a serious collision with Exeter City keeper Joe Whitworth last night.

Whitworth came out to claim a high ball and accidentally hit Awoniyi – the striker appeared to headbutt the keeper, leaving him on the floor.

Awoniyi, who had scored Nottingham Forest‘s second, received treatment from club doctors and paramedics.

He appeared to have been put into the recovery position but it is not clear if he lost consciousness – the striker was then carried off on a stretcher after around TEN minutes.

There was good news soon after, with reports that Awoniyi was able to walk back to the changing rooms from the medical centre – he is said to have ‘looked a bit groggy’ but was walking unaided.

Exeter City came close to a giant killing in a thrilling encounter but eventually fell to a penalty shootout defeat to Nuno’s side.

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Pregnant NHS worker, 25, died from severe asthma attack after doctor failed to give her crucial test, inquest hears

A PREGNANT NHS worker who tragically died from a severe asthma attack was not given an exhale test before her death, an inquest heard.

Chloe Arnold, 25, collapsed at her Darlaston home on March 3, 2023 and was dead less than a week later.

Photo of Chloe Arnold.
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The mum-to-be was 10 weeks pregnant[/caption]
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Chloe Arnold, 25, died on the Intensive Care Unit at Walsall Manor Hospital on Thursday, 9 March

An inquest into the hospital worker’s death, held at Oldbury on Tuesday, heard Chloe had a history of asthma.

The mum-to-be, who was 10 weeks pregnant, also had a dental abscess.

She had been treated at an urgent treatment centre for breathlessness and wheezing on March 3.

Chloe was was correctly prescribed a nebuliser and antibiotics before being sent home from the GP-led urgent treatment centre.

But, the inquest heard how a probe launched by the hospital discovered Chloe was not given a peak expiratory flow test.

This is standard procedure, and measures how quickly patients can blow air from their lungs.

Shortly after returning from the treatment centre, Chloe suffered a severe asthma attack.

Her step dad Mark Bradley performed CPR in their home as she went into respiratory arrest.

The mum-to-be then went into cardiac arrest as she was rushed to Walsall Manor Hospital.

She was treated in the Intensive Care Unit after having contracted fluid on the brain but sadly died on March 9.

Urgent care locum Dr Emeka Nzenwata gave evidence at the inquest.

He explained the emergency department and the urgent care department used different assessment systems.

Dr Nzenwata said at the time he treated Chloe, he was unfamiliar with a checking system which would have flagged that she required a peak flow test.

“I was always aware of peak flow. At the time I saw her the evidence was pointing to a mild case of asthma exacerbation,” he told the hearing.

He added that since Chloe’s death, he now administers all asthma patients the test.

Chloe’s grief-stricken mum, Sarah Porter, also gave evidence at the hearing.

She said her daughter was diagnosed with asthma when she was 18-months old, but had not always been taking medication as she grew older.

Ms Porter explained Chloe’s asthma had gotten worse over the years.

Paying tribute to her daughter, she said: “She was full of life. She had so much more to give and we all miss her every single day.

“I hope that things will be put into practice with the peak flows so that no-one else will has to go through what I am going through.”

Ms Porter also heartbreakingly revealed Chloe has not told her she was pregnant, because she had been keeping it as a an adorable Mothering Sunday surprise.

Assistant Black Country Coroner Mr Michael Pemberton said: “I find there were missed opportunities in regard to her status as a pregnant lady which would have lowered the threshold for admission to be considered.

“She was discharged.”

Mr Pemberton also told the inquest Walsall Healthcare Trust and the urgent care operator Malling Health have made changes in their asthma patient care.

Mr Pemberton added: “On the balance of probabilities it cannot be said that had she remained in hospital that her death would not have happened. I heard clear evidence of the deterioration in her condition when she went home.

“I am satisfied with the evidence heard from the ambulance service that the triage and treatment given by its staff was appropriate.

“In my judgement this was a natural death and while also noting while there was some suboptimal care and missed opportunities, they did not contribute more than minimally to Chloe’s death.”

Chloe’s medical cause of death was given as lack of oxygen to the brain, acute severe asthma, asthma and pregnancy.

Mr Pemberton concluded the 25-year-old’s death was due to natural causes.

In an emotional tribute Chloe’s mum added: “She was just perfect, fantastic and loved by so many people. If love could have kept Chloe alive, she would have lived for eternity.

“She was my best friend. I’d give anything to have her back.

“She was always the life and soul of the party and the centre of attention. She loved a good party and was always on the dancefloor.”

Kate Follows, a former work colleague, also paid a heartfelt tribute.

She wrote: “I knew Chloe extremely well.

“She was such a hard worker – if Chloe was working in a bay, you knew the patients would be safe and well looked after.

“She was one of the youngest members of staff but always loud and bubbly.

“On her first day she arrived looking immaculate, with perfect hair and make-up.

“If we went on a night out she was always glamorous, with her eyebrows and eyelashes looking amazing.”

Close friend Paige Greaves wrote a touching message on a GoFundMe she set up for the family.

She wrote: “Chloe Arnold was a wonderful girl with an amazing personality that lit up the room when she entered.

“Chloe sadly suffered a cardiac arrest and sadly didn’t get better.

“She is now flying high with angels.

“We are looking to raise money for Chloe’s family to give her the most beautiful send-off!”

Chloe leaves behind her sisters Mercedes, 22, and Ellie Mae, 10, brother Henley, 11, dad Wayne Arnold, and boyfriend of nine months Jay Beech, 26.

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