LEGO has the most original flowers to give in Valentine’s Day. We review the five best sets of the brand

LEGO has been announced by the numerous (and increases) collaborations with other brands, but also has some own harvest sets; Some are even perfect for giving in love days. Under the Botanicals line, we have a wide repertoire of flowers: From bouquets of roses to orchids or even sunflowers. In this article we have gathered the five best sets to give away on this indicated date. Rosas bouquet by 47.95 eurosa complete bouquet of roses that stands out for its spectacular design. In addition, he is now on. Miniorquídea by 27.99 eurosthe best -selling product on Amazon under the “artificial plants” category. The reasons are the price and its design. Rosy flower bouquet by 59.90 eurosa very complete bouquet with various flowers. ROSAS by 11.95 eurosa set that includes two roses at a very restrained price. Sunflowers by 11.95 eurosa set that includes two sunflowers and has a very tight price. Rosas bouquet If we want to go to the safe, the most classic Valentine’s gift has moved to the Lego brand under the Rose bouquet set. Its official price is 59.99 euros, but now it can be found in Amazon by 47.95 euros; Of course, it looks quickly because in recent days there was no stock in the store. Includes a total of 822 pieces to build a dozen rosesit comes with four twelve twils, they have three flowering stages and its design is very well cared for. * Some price may have changed from the last review Miniorquídea One of the last sets that Lego has launched in the Botanical line is that of the Miniorquídeaa construction that has already become the best -selling product of the “artificial plants” category. By 27.99 euroswe have a gift for Valentine’s Day that includes 274 pieces to build both the orchid and the pot itself. * Some price may have changed from the last review Rosy flower bouquet In the event that we want somewhat less classic and keep in mind to bet on something more colorful and with greater diversity of flowers, the best purchase option is the slug set bouquet of fantasy flowers in pink. Its price at Amazon is 59.90 euros And it comes with a total of 749 pieces to build orchids, ranunculos, margaritas, acianos, roses and a dalia. In addition, stems can be customized. LEGO – FLOWER RAMO IN ROSA * Some price may have changed from the last review ROSAS We can also bet on other more basic and cheap sets, but just as interesting. The brand has a set that includes two roses and its price in El Corte Inglés is only 11.95 euros. Each of the roses They include adjustable stems and a super care; In addition, each has an approximate length of 26 centimeters. In addition, they can be combined with other sets of the Botanical Line. * Some price may have changed from the last review Sunflowers If your partner loves sunflowers, LEGO has also thought of you. By 11.95 euros In El Corte Inglés, the brand has its own set of sunflowers that, similar to the two roses, includes a couple of units. In the package we find a total of 191 pieces to build them, They come with adjustable green stems and leaves and can be combined with other sets of the Botanical Line. On the other hand, the size of each sunflower is approximately 25 centimeters high. * Some price may have changed from the last review Some of the links of this article are affiliated and can report a benefit to Xataka. In case of non -availability, offers may vary. Images | LEGO In Xataka | Your favorite series, comics and movies also in Lego: 15 ideal construction kits to mount yourself or give away In Xataka | Lego constructions to another level: the Technic series has the models with which any collector would dream

we review her best looks

We have seen it in the Princess Eleanor or in Amalia from Netherlands. And there is no doubt: the young royals experience a big change of style when they come of age. Thus we also discover in Ingrid from Norway, who, in these controversial moments that your family livescelebrates his 21st birthday. A perfect opportunity to check your evolution and remember her 21 best looks. 121 © detnorskekongehus In green, at his aunt Marta Luisa’s pre-wedding The second pre-wedding of Marta Luisa of Norway and Durek Verrett was held on August 30, 2024 and, in it, Princess Ingrid played with chromatic contrasts (in the image distributed on the social network of the Norwegian Royal House on the occasion of her 21st birthday, we can see her with her brother Sverre Magnus). For the occasion, she wore a green pleated dress by Ba&sh and a fuchsia clutch by Prada, which belonged to her mother, Mette-Marit, who debuted it in 2010. Also from her mother were her earrings with drawings of roses. , by Caroline Svedborn. 221 © Getty Images Matching with his mother To pose for the 2024 Christmas greeting, Princess Ingrid coordinated with her mother by wearing a printed dress from the Pia Tjelta brand, the same brand that Mette-Marit chose for this photograph. His daughter’s was the model Alice. © Ida Bjørvik / Royal Court A satin dress from 2004 In one of the official photos distributed for her 18th birthday, Princess Ingrid recovered a satin dress that belonged to her mother, Mette-Marit. It was about a Lanvin design (Spring/Summer 2004 collection), which she wore to the Nobel Peace Prize concert in 2004. –Ingrid Alexandra of Norway, a princess with an anecdotal style © Getty Images Elegant veiled effect On the occasion of a gala dinner offered by the Norwegian Government in honor of the year in which Ingrid of Norway celebrated her 18th birthday (June 16, 2022), the Princess wore a spectacular Monique Lhuillier dress with veiled effectwhich combined with Christian Louboutin pumps and Tod’s bag. She also wore her mother’s Cartier ring. –Ingrid from Norway, a full-fledged princess in a tulle dress and embroidered shawl © Ida Bjørvik / Royal Court Her first image with a tiara Another of the official images that were distributed as part of the 18th birthday of Ingrid from Norway was this one. In it, the Princess wears a elegant navy blue dress that belonged to her mother. He was accompanied by the Grand Cross of the Royal Order of Saint Olav, the insignia of the Order of His Majesty’s House and the Boucheron Pearl Circle tiarawhich he received as a birthday gift. It is a jewel that belonged to Princess Ingeborg, wife of Carl of Sweden and Norway and Duke of Vastergotland. –Ingrid from Norway celebrates her coming of age by posing with a tiara for the first time © Getty Images © Getty Images © Ida Bjørvik / Royal Court Your image as an executive In another of the photographs that were distributed as part of the celebrations for her 18th birthday in 2022, Ingrid shows us her most stylish image with a suit that she combined with a white Prada top that her mother wore on an official visit to Indonesia in 2012. © Sven Gj. Gjeruldsen, Det kongelige hoff © Stian Lysberg Solum / NTB Her Spanish sandals On August 25, 2023, during a gala dinner at the Royal Palace in Oslo that jointly honored the 50th birthday of Princes Haakon and Mette-Marit, Ingrid of Norway premiered a satin dress in blue, the model Belgium of Reformation. She accessorized it with dangling pearl earrings from Sophie Bille Brahe, a striped bag from Maria La Rosa and sandals from the Spanish brand Unisa. –Ingrid from Norway surprises with a commented puffy dress and footwear ‘made in Spain’ © Getty Images © Getty Images With crocodile wallet During several institutional events on January 20, 2022 on the eve of her 18th birthday, Ingrid from Norway wore a Stella McCartney single-button jacket that belonged to Mette-Marit. She accompanied it with a clutch-type crocodile bag that also belongs to her mother, and that signs the seal Aspinal of London. She also retrieves some gold hoop earrings from her jewelry box with a large diamond hanging from them. –Ingrid Alexandra strengthens her more mature image with diamond earrings and a crocodile bag © Getty Images With semi-transparent stockings At various events to mark her 18th birthday (January 21, 2022), Princess Ingrid recovered a Alexander McQueen white jacquard knit dresswhich his mother had already worn previously. She combined it with black semi-transparent stockings and patent high-heeled shoes. –Ingrid Alexandra’s last ‘theft’ from her mother, a white dress from 2017 © Gtresonline © Gtresonline He likes the color blue During an event held in Oslo on July 22, 2021, Princess Ingrid recovered a her mother’s dress signed by Bill Blass and combined it with Unisa sandalsMaria La Rosa bag, Delfina Delettrez ring and Home Made by Em earrings. © Lise Åserud/ NTB The sweater that Mary from Denmark also has For the 2021 Christmas greeting, Ingrid from Norway wore a white knitted sweater, with raised collar and ruffle finish, by CO. Precisely, her mother debuted it on August 21, 2018. In addition, this garment also appears in Mary from Denmark’s closet. –Ingrid from Norway and her double anecdote look to congratulate Christmas © Gtresonline Red detail Go for neutral tones, but make your look not boring by incorporating a red detail. This the style trick that Princess Ingrid followed during his visit to Rikshospitalet University Hospital in Oslo on December 24, 2022. © Getty Images Puffed sleeves To attend an event on June 7, 2018 in Oslo, the Princess premiered a pastel dress with puffed sleeves by Maje which she combined with white Superga sneakers. She would later recover her dress on November 17, 2018 during a visit to Tromso in Norway. © Getty Images A very romantic dress To attend the solemn mass … Read more

Spend a moment of real panic with these books that review the grotesque world of 80s horror and horror noire

We peer into terror in ‘paper maze‘, the fantastic literature podcast that we do at Xataka in collaboration with Minotauro, and we do it with a couple of new features that combine classic and modern. On the one hand, an essay that delves into the disconcerting and insane world of horror paperbacks from the eighties. And on the other, a compilation of stories focused on black horror, the subgenre most concerned with the most terrible and chilling side of racial conflicts. For this he accompanies us Bernard J. Lemanan expert in horror literature with whom we break down these two volumes edited by Minotauro, and which confront the past, present and future of the genre in a unique mix. Paperbacks from Hell is the work of Grady Hendrix, author of novels that we have already talked about here, such as ‘How to sell a haunted house‘. Here he writes a wonderful essay analyzing with detail and a sense of humor the incredible panorama of brutal and exploitative horror literature of the eighties. With a chilling selection of covers and a good edition by Minotauro, which has taken care of the translations of the titles that have been published in Spain, it is an essential volume for anyone who wants to find out more about how the horror genre has gotten to where it is right now. . Jordan Peele, director of films like ‘Let Me Out’, ‘Nope’ and ‘Us’ is responsible for compiling the stories of ‘out there screaming‘, a volume of horror noire perfect for entering very uncomfortable areas of the genre. All the stories in the book have a racial component, and all genres are explored: from pure and simple satire to new meat, including horror of manners. Varied and very combative. How can you subscribe? If you liked this episode of the second season or if you want listen to ‘Paper Labyrinth’ from your favorite podcast applicationyou can subscribe through the main platforms: You can also listen to us and see us on our Youtube channel. In Xataka | Overpopulation taken to the limit, ultra-space thieves and other science fiction milestones by Harry Harrison

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