Fashion show looks from the Betsey Johnson FALL 2013 Collection at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in New York
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Your daily dose of W magazine—featuring celebrity video interviews, exclusive fashion content, designer giveaways, beauty and travel advice, in-app shopping, and more. Jessica Biel. Don't let her all-American good looks fool you—Jessica Biel is ...
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Fashion Essential: Statement Shades! | BOP and Tiger Beat Online
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A fashion essential is something every girl should have in her closet, that will never go out of style! Every week, we'll be featuring one article of clothing, along with three examples of how to rock it. This week's essential? Statement Shades!
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Italian Designers Celebrate Sartorial Craft at Milan Shows - BoF ...
By Reuters
MILAN, Italy – Italian designers put craftsmanship before reckless glamour at the Milanfashion week, in a bid to defend their tailoring tradition in the face of global competition.Fashion houses PPR's Bottega Veneta, Roberto Cavalli and ...
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Memorable Oscar fashion - CNN.com
Memorable Oscar fashion. By Stephanie Goldberg, CNN. updated 9:58 AM EST, Thu February 21, 2013. Halle Berry was stunning in an embroidered Elie Saab ...
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The New Self-Promoters — Fashion Diary - NYTimes.com: " . . . Members of fashion’s old guard, each has mastered the art of visual self-branding, marketers’ pet coinage for the cultivation of a personal style as quirky, distinctive and easy to read as a box of Cheerios on a grocer’s shelf. “The front row of any show in any city is a billboard,” said Tom Julian, a branding consultant and director of strategic business development for the Doneger Group, a trend forecasting firm in New York. If such prominent placement once functioned as a showcase for outsize personalities — fashion originals like the fastidiously lacquered Diana Vreeland or the much mythologized Carrie Donovan, flaunting spectacles the size of television screens — it has lately morphed, in Mr. Julian’s view, into a platform on which stylists, music and film and reality-TV personalities and assorted hangers-on can strut their maverick style. “These people are creating alter egos,” said Ed Burstell, the managing director of the fashion emporium Liberty of London. More like avatars, really, second selves fashioned purely for public consumption. Seemingly they are manifesting an innate and highly curated sense of style. . . . “Fashion’s one big game of status where recognition is everything,” said Daniel Saynt, a founder of Socialyte, a year-old agency that negotiates deals between tastemakers and brands. Having a recognizable image seals the impression that you may be worth talking to, or talking about, Mr. Saynt said, “even if nobody actually knows who you are.”. . . ."
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