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The holidays: time to sparkle
Los Angeles TimesThis time of year the outpouring of flash and sparkle is unavoidable; basic black velvet and silk, inevitable. We are encouraged to dress up with silver in the form of bugle beads or bangles that flash at the wrist. And gold? Don't get us started with the...Tags: Holidays, Charles Dickens, California, Genes and Chromosomes, Religious Festivals
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Letters: Tantalizing and tailor-made
How fun to read about little Hollywood scandals in the first person ["The 'Sabrina' Mystery," Oct. 24]. I hope you'll have further excerpts from Mr. Dorleac's forthcoming book, or maybe a column about costume design. Deborah Neikirk Hollywood Hills...Tags: Health, Los Angeles, Weight, Hermosa, Northridge
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The plus-size mystery in women's fashion
Special to the Los Angeles TimesBy the numbers it just doesn't seem right. Nearly 65% of American women are overweight, according to the National Center for Health Statistics, and of those, more than 35% are obese. Yet most designer collections end at size 10. And on hundreds of high-...Tags: Television Industry, Eyewear, Project Runway (tv program), Washington (U.S. state), Oscar de la Renta
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L.L. Bean’s Signature updates the classics
L.L. Bean is 98 years old and hasn't looked this young in decades.
Anticipating its 100th anniversary, the direct-mail retailer based in Freeport, Maine, is giving itself a head start with a new generation of consumers. This week, it launches L.L. Bean...Tags: Maine, Los Angeles, Schools, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Metal and Mineral
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Toms has its alpargata, and now so does Bobs
Los Angeles TimesHave you heard about the Southern California shoe label that sells its own version of the traditional alpargata shoe and has pledged to donate footwear to a needy child for each pair it sells? If you need a hint, the monosyllabic name — which is...Tags: Children, Skechers USA Incorporated, Manhattan (New York City), Crime, Law and Justice, Los Angeles Times
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At 100, the Zegna textile firm and suit maker is looking good
Los Angeles TimesThe Italian textile manufacturer and men's suit maker Ermenegildo Zegna is scheduled to bring its yearlong, peripatetic centennial celebration to its Beverly Hills store on Tuesday. At almost exactly the same time, New York Fashion Week hits full stride...Tags: Ted Danson, Milan (Italy), San Francisco, Gucci Group NV, Bill Clinton
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Hit with decision overload
Starbucks offers consumers up to 87,000 drink combinations. Comcast, the nation's largest cable provider, offers up to 1,000 channels. Sirius offers 140 different satellite radio stations for your listening pleasure.
Americans have come to expect a...Tags: Science and Technology, Mutual Funds, Groceries, Radio Industry, Utah
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Designer, professor tell ‘design pirates’: Walk the plank!
Fashion Focus - Orlando SentinelYou know how you watch an awards show — the Oscars, the Emmys — and about a week later you see copycat versions of the most-admired dresses being hawked on the Internet? For a fraction of what the original designer model costs, naturally &#... -
South L.A. garment factory agrees to pay overdue overtime to workers, officials say
L.A. NOWWorkers at an alleged sweatshop in South Los Angeles will receive back pay and overtime, and an independent monitor will scrutinize the factory's activities in a settlement reached Wednesday between the owners and the city attorney’s office. City... -
Fashion Los Angeles makes a serious bid to revive L.A. Fashion Week
All The RageSince IMG and Smashbox stopped hosting what was widely perceived as the official Los Angeles Fashion Week in 2008, there have been scores of suitors trying to romance that fickle beast — making bold claims about reviving and renewing a...... -
Your morning fashion and beauty report: 'Gossip Girl' shows love for FNO. Bono's love for Africa hits a snag. Was Caroline Wozniacki's dress too short at U.S. Open?
All The RageIn an episode scheduled to air Sept. 27, the main characters in "Gossip Girl" will be seen party-hopping in New York with Vogue editors for the shopping-party extravaganza Fashion's Night Out. It's just one of the ways the fashion-savvy show...... -
Fordham University launches Fashion Law Institute, a first for the industry
All The RageWednesday morning, before Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week got underway at its new Damrosch Park home, the fashion industry's legal landscape was being reshaped just across 62nd Street at Fordham University's Lincoln Center campus. That's where fashion designer...
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