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An urban makeover
Los Angeles Times Fashion CriticWhen I started working at the Los Angeles Times nearly 15 years ago, downtown L.A. was a style wasteland. Sure, there were denim wash houses, sewing shops, designer showrooms and studios, but you wouldn't know it walking down the street. Fashion was...Tags: Los Angeles Times, Clothing, California, Dennis Hopper, Music Theater
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Taryn Rose returns with new comfort fashion shoe lines
Special to the Los Angeles TimesTwo years after selling her original namesake company, Taryn Rose is back in full force. The orthopedist/shoe designer, who made her name crafting fashion-forward designs that are as comfortable as they are pretty, has debuted a luxury line that is...Tags: Angela Bassett, Laura Bush, Health and Medical Professionals, Education, Neiman Marcus
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Wardrobe wrangling: Get it under control
Special to the Los Angeles TimesThe rich and famous really are different from you and I — they have better closets. O, the Oprah Magazine took on the seasonal chore of cleaning out the closet this year with a cover commanding readers to "De-Clutter Your Life!" It sure looked...Tags: Celebrities, Los Angeles Times, Times Square, Jennifer Hudson, Television
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Rocking a look
Summer rock festivals present as unique a model for fashion trends as Lady Gaga does. But what the fans wear is much more relatable — even for the Mamas and the Papas generation — than the poker-faced singer's picks.
"That's because, first...Tags: Fashion Trends, Nicole Richie, Kate Moss, Arts and Culture, Festive Events
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Havaianas footwear store opens in Huntington Beach
Special to the Los Angeles TimesHavaianas, the Brazilian maker of fashionable flip-flops, opens its first U.S. store Sunday, June 27, in Huntington Beach. Located on Pacific Coast Highway across from the Huntington Beach Pier, the 1,250-square-foot Havaianas store includes a...Tags: FIFA World Cup, Gregg Allman, Los Angeles Times, Weddings, Personal Service
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Fall fashions for women look back to the 1950s
Los Angeles TimesFashion is having a bit of an identity crisis this fall. The military-tough, almost street-warrior vibe is still going strong with cargo pants, utility jackets and tailored coats, while fur (both real and faux) is aggressively adorning almost everything...Tags: Brigitte Bardot, Angelina Jolie, Sophia Loren, Human Body, Entertainment
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Taking the right step with bare legs
If you're lovelorn and looking for answers, you won't find them here. But advice to the leg-lorn? You've come to the right place. It used to be that a well-dressed woman never went to work with her legs bare. Now, is wearing hosiery hopelessly dated? Read...Tags: Rental Service, Passenger Cars, Vehicles, Rentals, Vacation and Timeshares
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Online flash sales and private sales
Los Angeles Times Fashion CriticLike Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom and Bloomingdale's, private sale sites are starting to carve out their own identities in the retail world. Here is the rundown on a few of the top sites. All times listed are Pacific time. -------------------- FOR THE...Tags: Jason Wu, Hotels and Accommodations, Television, Tommy Hilfiger Corp., Crime, Law and Justice
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Hotel gift shops go glam
Los Angeles Times Fashion CriticThe days when taking home a souvenir from your favorite hotel meant a bad logo T-shirt or golf visor are long gone. How about a Rebecca Minkoff bag? The W Hotel's stores have one in an exclusive shade of turquoise. A pair of Band of Outsiders pajamas?...Tags: Beverage Industry, Beauty Products, Property, Michael Kors, Music Industry
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Going mad for matte lips
![Call it the "Mad Men" effect or a feminine twist on the military-inspired looks of fall — bold red lips are everywhere. Women are wearing a red pout as an accessory, just as they might a new handbag from Barneys but without the hefty price tag. And the more adventurous aren't just going bold, they're going matte.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-11/57354182-04164245.jpg "Call it the "Mad Men\" effect or a feminine twist on the military-inspired looks of fall — bold red lips are everywhere. Women are wearing a red pout as an accessory, just as they might a new handbag from Barneys but without the hefty price tag. And the more adventurous aren't just going bold, they're going matte.")
Los Angeles TimesCall it the "Mad Men" effect or a feminine twist on the military-inspired looks of fall — bold red lips are everywhere. Women are wearing a red pout as an accessory, just as they might a new handbag from Barneys but without the hefty price tag....Tags: Television, Entertainment, Keri Russell
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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: Science and Technology, Colleges and Universities, History, Education, Clothing
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Style Profile: Kristen Bell
![Kristen Bell sits perched on a picnic table bench at Griffith Park wearing jean shorts, a pinkish button-down top and cornflower blue Toms espadrilles. The 30-year-old actress, blond hair tied back in a ponytail, watches as her two dogs explore the grass. She occasionally chastises: "Park it, Lola! Eh-eh, Shakey, you know better!"](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-09/56349513-24164224.jpg "Kristen Bell sits perched on a picnic table bench at Griffith Park wearing jean shorts, a pinkish button-down top and cornflower blue Toms espadrilles. The 30-year-old actress, blond hair tied back in a ponytail, watches as her two dogs explore the grass. She occasionally chastises: "Park it, Lola! Eh-eh, Shakey, you know better!\"")
Special to the Los Angeles TimesKristen Bell sits perched on a picnic table bench at Griffith Park wearing jean shorts, a pinkish button-down top and cornflower blue Toms espadrilles. The 30-year-old actress, blond hair tied back in a ponytail, watches as her two dogs explore the grass....Tags: Theater, Forgetting Sarah Marshall (movie), Twitter, Inc., Hair and Nails, Eleanor Roosevelt
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