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Cos has taken an impressive journey over its 17 years. Starting as a supplier of low-key, well-designed clothes for your everyday wardrobe, Cos now shows its collections within the schedule of New York Fashion Week . Cos now makes much more than basic cotton tees, boasting a range full of impeccable outerwear and leather goods – often for drastically smaller costs than their luxury counterparts on the catwalk. Cos' output is used to getting high-end comparisons, with The Row, Celine and Our Legacy all sharing similar DNA with the sister brand of high street behemoth, H&M. Silhouette forms the backbone of why Cos is such a popular brand – not shying away from more daring shapes and trending silhouettes. Cos was one of the first high street brands to embrace the resurgence of wider-legged trousers and denim, and it now seems to be building on its well-developed reputation. The Cos Atelier collection, for example, showcases the brand’s ability to offer genuinely luxurious pieces of clothing (such as a £650 shearling-lined leather jacket), alongside its mainstay, affordable collection. Whether you’re needing some foolproof wardrobe essentials, looking to up your knitwear game, or want to invest a bit more money into a jacket this year – and want to go with a brand you’ve been able to trust for a long time – Cos certainly has you covered. And to save you the endless search through its very well-stocked collections, we’ve spent some time pulling together our choices for what Cos has to offer. Of the moment knitwear: Boiled-Cashmere Crew-Neck Cardigan , £200 Effortlessly good overcoat: Double-Faced Wool Coat , £250 A tee to feel good in every day: Oversized Cotton T-Shirt , £20 Normcore shirting that's far from boring: Wide Oversized Cotton Oxford Shirt , £75 The best '90s looking jeans: Rider Wide-Leg Jeans , £95 Modern-day suiting for modern day situations: Relaxed Double-Breasted Wool Blazer , £225 Finishing touches: Ribbed Alpaca-Blend Beanie , £35 One of Cos' most impressive categories is its knitwear – from simple crew neck sweaters to loud, patterned cardigans and polos, you’ll be hard-pressed to find something that wouldn’t fit into your autumn wardrobe. Sleek merino wool gives ample options for smarter-leaning requirements, and fuzzy mohair delivers on Marni-adjacent statements. There’s something for everything in between those ends of the spectrum, too. One thing Cos really has going for it is a focus on sustainable fabrication, and that focus really shines in its knitwear. Organic cotton, recycled fibres and responsibly-sourced wool are utilised all throughout the collection, ensuring that you get a good conscience to go along with your new jumper. If there’s one staple to get right when the weather gets colder, it’s nailing your outerwear choice (or choices, if you really can’t settle on just one). With Cos, you’re kind of spoilt for choice. There’s the usual fare of simple, solid overcoats in versatile colours that can be the hardworking final layer you need in the bleak winter months, along with coat-of-the-moment styles like leather-collared field jackets that can work in a cross-seasonal capacity and bring a bit of elevated workwear to your wardrobe. Then come the big hitters, the leathers, shearlings and punchier overcoats that showcase Cos' ability to really come out swinging with outerwear that competes with luxury brands' output. Any high street brand knows the power of being able to supply shoppers with a version of the ‘ perfect tee ’. A seemingly unending search that has people stepping up to bat for their preferred most essential of essentials. Cos is no different; it has a very good selection of base layers, that are available in a 3-pack for £55, or £18 per tee, which puts them a touch above the price of the Uniqlo Airism Cotton t-shirt, oft-cited as the ‘best tee’. Where Cos excels over its competition is the expanded range of cotton tees and vests it has to offer. Slim fit to oversized, printed or textured, colourful and bold to subtle and versatile, Cos does it all and does it well. The Regular Lightweight Brushed Cotton T-Shirt is a particular highlight, available in 12 colours, it’s hard to see how you could ever need to go elsewhere for your tee needs. Menswear is on a bit of a swing back to a slightly more grown-up attitude. While hoodies ’n’ tees will always have a place in your wardrobe, there is a distinct appetite for the classics these days. Shirting is something that can easily be neglected as a bit stuffy or overly foral, but Cos' prodigious collection is sure to have something that will float your boat. Revamps of classic styles, such as wider-cut oxford shirts and overshirts in a cosier boiled wool fabrication, are a great place to start if you want something a bit more contemporary. More tried and tested smarter styles are available in a slim fitting cotton poplin for those who need something to up their office wear game, and Cos will also, on occasion, deliver a shirt that is tricked out in some way, like having vintage-feeling 1950’s-inspired patch pockets or a drawstring at the waist. Not to mention the wide array of printed styles in short and long sleeves available, so you’re covered no matter the time of year. Is £100 for a pair of jeans expensive? There’s two ways to look at it really – yes, anything over £100 is an investment for most of us, but it's always worth considering how often you’ll need to replace the item in the long run. A bit of upfront cost to get something that will need replacing far less is often a better move than going for a cheaper pair you’ll need to replace time and time again. This approach is definitely worth considering for Cos' denim selection – most of which floats around the £100 mark, and offers any silhouette and wash you could want, really. We’re particular fans of the Dome Straight Leg jeans; they’re a really solid option for the baggier place that menswear finds itself in at the moment, without going overboard – more of a true homage to the silhouettes of the ‘90s. Whether you’re looking for a slimmer pair or want to go all out on the barrel leg or wider shapes, you really are catered for at Cos. A suit can be the most comfortable and flattering thing you can own, if you get the right one. Outside of going down the bespoke route – which gets staggeringly good results, but can be massively cost prohibitive – your best option is to shop ‘off the rack’. A basic suit can be easy to find at most high street shops as, for a lot of us, tailoring forms the backbone of what we have to wear daily. Finding a slightly more interesting or exciting style of suit that won’t cost an arm and leg can be trickier, however. This is where Cos can really be a helpful place to shop. You’ll be able to find suiting that is a touch more playful or trend-driven, such as a double breasted and flared-leg style that looks straight out of Harry Style’s wardrobe ( or Lennon Gallagher's, for that matter ), for sub £400, under the same roof as more traditional options like a regular-fitting twill suit that is perfect for a non-stuffy office wardrobe rotation. Cos runs the gamut in between, too, for weddings, more casual suiting and anything that requires a bit of a sartorial serve. So, you’ve successfully bought a whole new wardrobe of Cos clothes and are feeling good. Great stuff – but do you feel like you’re missing some of the little finishing touches? Don’t feel like you need to look elsewhere just yet, Cos also has your back with any and all accessorising needs. Cashmere scarves? Yep. Elegant small leather goods? Of course. Bags? Absolutely. Like any supplier of good garms, Cos also makes sure to lure you in with some really great everyday accessories that are hard to turn down. The selection of bags on offer is really something to pay attention to, whether you veer more on the nylon cross body bag side of things, or need a ludicrously capacious bag for your commute, the options all fall into a really low-key but well-designed category that is surprisingly affordable. Same goes for Cos' leather goods – a solid array of options that are a great place to look if you’re looking at upgrading from a well-worn wallet.‘Squid Game’: New Games Introduced In Another Trailer For Netflix Hit - DeadlineGary Gensler, the Securities and Exchange Commission Chair, said he will step down from the post when President-elect Donald Trump is sworn into office on January 20, 2025. The 67-year-old was a strong advocate for strict regulation of crypto and maintained a tight oversight of the market during his time at the SEC. Amid the news of his departure, crypto prices soared further, having already hit new highs after Donald Trump's election. All major cryptocurrencies saw an increase after Gensler's announcement. Within an hour of the announcement, Bitcoin went up by 0.67%, Ethereum by 0.9%, Tether by 0.1% and BNB by 0.72%. Low-priced crypto-currencies, such as XRP and Dogecoin went up by 4.31% and 0.55%, respectively. Social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, was full of posts about crypto investors expressing a bullish outlook. Here are some of the posts. Notably, Gensler has been cautious with his regulatory approach to crypto and has emphasized the need to keep it strictly under the agency's oversight. he famously likened the cryptocurrency space to the 'Wild West,' implying that the lack of regulation in the area has allowed a lot of fraudulent practices to flourish. Also read: Gary Gensler Resigns From The SEC With A Whopping Net Worth One of his key focus areas has been the protection of investors and the need for fair markets from trading in crypto. During his tenure as the SEC Chair, he has taken action against various acts of market manipulation and fraud. “This asset class is rife with fraud, scams, and abuse in certain applications,” he had said in a speech at the Aspen Security Forum. “There’s a great deal of hype and spin about how crypto assets work. In many cases, investors aren’t able to get rigorous, balanced, and complete information.” President-elect Trump, a strong advocate for crypto with his series of NFTs and cryptocurrencies, is expected to slash the stringent regulatory regime of the Gensler ear. Since his election on November 5, crypto prices have soared almost 40%. Trump is yet to announce his new pick for the SEC Chair. Get Latest News Live on Times Now along with Breaking News and Top Headlines from US News, World and around the world.Matteo Berrettini has played his role to perfection taking the first match of the Davis Cup Finals 6-4, 6-2 against Netherlands' Botic van de Zandschulp to give Italy a 1-0 lead in the tie with a certain Jannik Sinner next up attempting to seal the deal. The main match going into this tie was Berrettini facing Van de Zandschulp due to the variables. The victor has not been at his best this latter part of the season but he has found a way to win on a fast zippy courts that favours his superb serve. Also after having to sit out last year during the Finals and being there to watch sat on the sidelines injured, he will revel being back out there and performing for his country. The variable was that Van de Zandschulp has led by example too this week. He has been the main anchor for the Dutch team reaching the final. But with Tallon Griekspoor next, he has the unenviable task of trying to beat the World No.1 Jannik Sinner who himself has a 5-0 Head to Head lead over the Dutchman. Given the first to two format throughout, it gives little chance for all or nothing ties really especially if one team are stronger than the others and that is the case with Italy. Can Sinner seal it or will Griekspoor spring what would be a pretty seismic shock to send it to doubles? Stranger things have happened but Berrettini has certainly done his bit. He also maintains a perfect record. He has won every match from Fonseca in the early group stage to now and also including doubles. He was dubbed Mr Perfect by the Davis Cup social media and has now helped his country potentially over the line. Also great to see after he has endured so much hardship with injuries. “It feels unbelievable. It feels great to be on court. If you win, it’s obviously better. But being able to be healthy and be here, enjoying this kind of atmosphere is most important for me. Because I missed that. I missed these moments last year. We still have hopefully just one more match to go. But the first step was taken," he said. “I feel like my level never really left. When you’re struggling physically and mentally, it’s not easy to play your best tennis. But I always had the feeling my level was there. I just had to work hard. That’s what I did this year and that’s why I’m playing pretty good right now.” A picture perfect start for Italy Matteo Berrettini serves a 6-4, 6-2 victory over Botic Van De Zandschulp to get Italy a 1-0 lead in the Davis Cup Final. #DavisCup pic.twitter.com/zLtXd5Olpm This article first appeared on TennisUpToDate.com and was syndicated with permission.

CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — Australia's government has withdrawn a bill that would give a media watchdog power to monitor digital platforms and require them to keep records about misinformation and disinformation on their networks. Communications Minister Michelle Rowland said Sunday that the government was unable to drum up the support needed to pass the legislation. The opposition spokesman, David Coleman, said the bill “betrayed our democracy” and amounted to “censorship laws in Australia.” “Based on public statements and engagements with senators, it is clear that there is no pathway to legislate this proposal through the Senate,” Rowland said. The bill would have granted the Australian Communications and Media Authority power over digital platforms by approving an enforceable code of conduct or standards for social media companies if self-regulation fell short. "This bill would have had the effect of suppressing the free speech of everyday Australians, as platforms would have censored online content to avoid the threat of big fines,” Coleman said said in a statement.MIDDLEBURY — Northridge 6-foot-6 junior Brady Scholl probably won't ever forget the first boys basketball game at the high school's new Jayco Arena. The 6-foot-6 Scholl filled the stat sheet on Tuesday, as he finished with 22 points, 15 rebounds, eight blocks and two steals to lead the Raiders to an impressive 81-41 win over Elkhart. The game was the season-opener for both teams. Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Please enable it in your browser settings.

Three days of torrential rainfall have caused severe damage to the road network in East and West Portland, with multiple landslides affecting several communities. As a result of the heavy rainfall some roadways have been rendered impassable to vehicular traffic and pedestrians. Disaster Coordinator for the parish, Denise Lewis told The Gleaner on Tuesday that emergency teams are on high alert to deal with any eventuality. She also stated that the roadways at Coopers Hill, sections of the Rio Grande Valley, New Road, and Windsor, which were impacted, are being cleared for single traffic. “We have flooding and landslide impact within the parish. We have the communities of Breastworks, Naylor's Road, and Free School in Port Antonio. And we have families impacted as a result of flooding," she commented. “We also have landslides at New Road, Windsor, Coopers Hill, Bangaridge, and a few other areas. However, the responsible agencies have responded. Information has been put forward to the Ministry of Labour and Social Security and their teams are very vigilante. The Portland Municipal Corporation continues to be on alert along with members of the Parish Disaster Committee to ensure that the necessary actions are taken," she added. Yesterday, East Portland Member of Parliament, Ann-Marie Vaz toured sections of the ravaged communities including Sea View Farm, Halls Avenue, Breastworks, Fellowship, and Boundbrook, where several homes were inundated as a result of the persistent rainfall, which caused rivers to overflow their banks. “It is a bad period for my East Portland family, but I am standing by them in this flooding. We will see this through together and I will provide the necessary assistance that is need," she told some of the residents. “I urge you not to take any unnecessary risk, as your lives are far more important than anything else," she added. One resident, Lucan Edwards, was trapped in the landslide at Coppers Hill, while attempting to walk through the mud to get to safety. Edwards, who also lost his footwear in the process, could be overheard calling out for help from one of his friends, after realising that he was unable to move. - Gareth Davis Follow The Gleaner on X and Instagram @JamaicaGleaner and on Facebook @GleanerJamaica. Send us a message on WhatsApp at 1-876-499-0169 or email us at onlinefeedback@gleanerjm.com or editors@gleanerjm.com .Tiffanie Drayton is a geek culture and lifestyle reporter whose work covers everything from gender and race to anime and Xbox. Her work has appeared in Complex, Salon, Marie Claire, Playboy, and elsewhere.

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