user: Question: By. Martha De Lacey. PUBLISHED:. 05:06 EST, 24 September 2012. |. UPDATED:. 12:22 EST, 24 September 2012. It's the dilemma as old as time itself: How a girl is meant to quickly (as well as effortlessly and economically) freshen up her work look after a long day in the office, readying herself for a night on the town. Well, fret no more. Debenhams may, after all these years, finally have the answer: the 2-in-1 boot. Ready to wear: The 2-in-one ankle boot and knee-high, now available at Debenhams. The unique leather boot - the brainchild of London-based designer Betty. Jackson - begins life as the casual Chelsea ankle-high. I am rarely a fan of multipurpose clothes and accessories - they to be too many things and fail at them all. Before I saw this 2-in-1 boot I expected to feel the same way - and assumed I would be write it off as a gimmick. But in reality, both styles are worth wearing on their own merit. The leather - which I expected to be shiny and welly-like - was soft and had a really good leather smell. They'll wear well. The shape is good, and the suede detailing and buckles at the back are a nice touch that gives them a luxe touch. They'll be a great city break companion, and ideal for a winter-walk-to-pub-lunch day. A surprise hit - and only £120 too. DEBORAH ARTHURS. In a matter of seconds - and with a little help from a long leather cuff which fastens beneath the foot - it can become a completely. different, smarter evening knee-high with buckle detail. Available in black and brown, the innovative product costs £120 and was developed after customer research. showed that women wanted a quick and simple solution to shaking up their work look. Natelle Baddeley, Head of Accessories Design at Debenhams: 'This boot. is the ultimate choice in footwear for fashion-savvy recessionistas. 'Women are being more and more careful with their cash than before, but. still want to invest in great quality and design. 'We. wanted to offer our customers that little bit extra, so thought what. better than two on-trend, stylish boots for the price of one!' It's always painful parting with a lot of money for beautiful designer shoes. So thank heavens for Zoe Lee, the shoemaker who's taking the sting out of her £575 price tags by giving you two pairs of flats for the price of one. The generous girl has created a. stunning pair of pale beige 'Jackson' ankle boots, crafted out of the finest Italian leather, with a removable cuff, allowing you. to get double the wear out of them. And, Zoe being a woman who trained under Manolo Blanhik, hers are shoes you are going to want to wear a lot. Zoe Lee's Italian leather 'Jackson' boots with removable cuff, available to buy for £575 from Soboye in Shoreditch, east London. Lee's Jackson beauties are available to buy in east London from Soboye, priced at £575. Have a peek at the Zoe Lee website for her full collection.
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Important parts: And designer Zoe Lee performs the same magic trick on leather flats.

Question: By. Nathan Klein. A cyclist was knocked to the ground after being 'doored' while riding down a busy Australian street - and then abused by the passengers responsible. The female cyclist was riding along the inside lane of Collins St in Melbourne when the rear door of a taxi opened, causing her to crash heavily to the ground. The footage, captured by a camera mounted on the handlebars of the bicycle, shows her riding past several cars before the taxi door is flung open. Caught on camera: A cyclist riding through the streets of Melbourne was knocked to the ground after being 'doored', and then abused by the passengers responsible. In the video, the woman immediately demands that the taxi's three passengers hand over their details, telling them 'I’ve got it all on camera'. One of the men apologies, but another tells her riding was 'dangerous'. All three men refuse to give their names. 'Do you know what you just did? You just doored me. That’s an offence,' the cyclist said. She pursues them along Collins St towards Swanston St, and they begin to abuse her. 'You ride up the inside of a car that’s stopped at the lights — you are a fool,' one man said. That was followed by: 'The way people like you ride around is disgusting.' Ignored: The cyclist demanded the men's details before being abused. 'It's not an offence': Once the male passengers get out of the taxi, they tell the cyclist that they had done nothing wrong and refused to give out their details. Cycling advocates say the action clearly amounted to an offence, known as 'dooring'. Victoria Police are now investigating the incident after a 65-year-old man from Brighton contacted them after seeing the video footage on the news, she said. Victorian Greens leader Greg Barber told 7 News the footage was 'distressing'. 'The really distressing part is that those men are arguing with the cyclist, saying she is in the wrong, when they are at fault,' Mr Barber said. Victoria’s road rules state that it is an offence, punishable by a fine of more than $350, to cause a hazard to a person or vehicle by opening a car door.
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Important parts: Cyclist knocked to the ground after a passenger opened a taxi door as she was riding along a busy Australian street. The moment of impact was captured by camera mounted on handlebars. The act is known as being 'doored'; a practice so common in Melbourne it has been classed as an offence punishable by a $350 fine. The cyclist demands the male passengers give her their details. The men refuse and start abusing her before walking off, with the cyclistin hot pursuit.

Question: They brought you the iPad, the iPod and the iPhone - to name but a few. Now prepare yourself for Apple's next big thing - the iWatch. According to reports in China, where Apple manufactures most of its products, the latest 'smartwatch' is set to go on sale next summer. iWatch: Wristbands with space to clip on the last generation of iPod Nano are already available on the market, but rumour has it an actual iWatch is on the way. The watch will reportedly have a one-and-a-half inch LED screen and allow users to send and receive email, texts and Facebook alerts as well as communicating with other devices wirelessly though Bluetooth. Apple is also working on adding a tiny speaker and microphone to the iWatch to enhance its capabilities. It is not, however, the first time that the so-called smartwatches have been developed. Microsoft famously ended its development in 2008. Sony more recently released a smartwatch design to accompany mobile phones which was met with mixed reviews. Tried and tested: Watches which connect to your smartphone are already available on the market. A similar gadget called the Pebble has also been unveiled. The Pebble E-Paper Watch features a 1.26-inch, 144 × 168 pixel monochrome e-paper display with backlight. The Pebble comes with apps pre-installed, including a cycling app to measure speed, distance and pace through GPS, and a golf range-finder app that supports more than 25,000 courses. More apps will be downloadable from the phone. One reviewer noted: 'Pebble is a hands-free solution to determine why your pocket is vibrating, without having to dig out your phone.'
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assistant: Rumoured Apple watch would have a one-and-a-half inch LED screen. 'iWatch' to receive emails, texts and Facebook alerts.