Question: As football fans gear up for the World Cup, fashionistas are more concerned with the prospect of WAG watching. And in a sneak peek at her new high summer collection for Littlewoods.com Coleen, 28, shows how to carry off style in the heat. Sporting wind-swept beach style hair and bronzed make-up the queen of WAGs, who is set to accompany her footballer husband Wayne to Brazil for the world cup in a week, looks chic and confident as she models the hat-trick of designs. Posing against Brazilian street art inspired backdrops, Coleen shows off her covetable wardrobe as the count down to the World Cup begins. In a sneak peak at her new high summer collection for Littlewoods.com Coleen shows how to carry off style in the heat. Posing against Brazilian street art inspired backdrops, Coleen shows off her covetable wardrobe as the count down to the World Cup begins. She sizzles in a printed playsuit, pink mini dress and denim shorts, accessorised with chunky statement jewellery, showing us all how to get match ready. Prices of the new High Summer collection range from £30 – £74 and sizes are available from 8-20. The WAG, who has been married to Wayne for six years looks fit and healthy in her final shoot before heading to Rio. The bright colours of the new collection mirror the vibrant shades found in the streets of Rio where the World Cup is to be held. ‘I've always wanted to go to Brazil so it's really exciting to be going for the World Cup’, says Coleen. ‘I don’t feel any pressure; I’m confident in my style and excited to be supporting the boys.’ The mother-of-two sports tousled beach hair and a golden glow in the shoot. The WAG also recently released her latest swimwear range for Littlewoods featuring racy swimsuits and exotic coverups. Colleen has been collaborating with Littlewoods as a designer since 2010, releasing 12 successful collections. The mother-of-two has recently begun to stretch her fashion wings, creating a children's range and nursery collection for Littlewoods.
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Important parts: Coleen's new high summer range inspired by Brazil. WAG will accompany her husband to Rio next week for the World Cup. Prices range from £30 – £74 and sizes from 8-20.

A medical helicopter crashed on its way to pick up an ailing child in southwestern Tennessee Tuesday morning, killing the pilot and two Memphis children's hospital workers, officials at the hospital said. The helicopter crashed around 6:20 a.m. near Somerville, about halfway between Memphis and the crew's destination of Bolivar, officials at Memphis' Le Bonheur Children's Hospital told reporters Tuesday morning. Killed were registered nurse Carrie Barlow, 43, of Halls; respiratory therapist Denise Adams, 43, of Arlington; and pilot Charles Smith, 47, of Eads, according to the hospital. The crew planned to pick up a boy who was in renal failure at a Bolivar hospital and take him to Le Bonheur, but the helicopter never reached the destination, Le Bonheur CEO Meri Armour said. Aerial video of the crash site from CNN affiliate WMC showed smoke rising from wreckage in a wooded area. Officials said they didn't have information about what led to the crash. "They have taken care of so many kids in their short lives," Dr. Jay Pershad, medical director of Le Bonheur's air transport program, said of the crew Tuesday. "I can't tell you how incredibly difficult it is for the entire team." Medical helicopter crashes kill 3, hurt 4 and prompt more scrutiny. The boy who was supposed to be flown to Memphis was taken by ambulance to Le Bonheur Tuesday morning after officials learned of the helicopter crash, Armour said. The fatal crash is the second in roughly three years for Hospital Wing, the air ambulance service that operated the helicopter, company CEO Bill Conway said. In March 2010, three people died when a Hospital Wing helicopter crashed near Brownsville, Tennessee, authorities said at the time. In that 2010 crash, the helicopter was returning to Brownsville after dropping off a patient in Jackson, officials said. It's unclear what led to Tuesday's crash, Conway said, adding that the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board will investigate. "It saddens me more than you can know. All three of these crew members were personal friends of mine," he said. Hospital Wing serves hospitals in Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi, transporting about 150 patients a month, the company's website says. Le Bonheur Children's Hospital staff members go on about 400 helicopter flights a year, Pershad said. Medical helicopter crashes after taking patient to hospital. Medical helicopter crash kills 1.

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Registered nurse, respiratory therapist, pilot killed. Helicopter was scheduled to pick up ailing boy, take him to children's hospital. The helicopter crashed about halfway between Memphis and destination of Bolivar. It's the second fatal crash since 2010 for Hospital Wing helicopter service.