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Special to The Baltimore SunWhen it came to making fashion statements off the runway at the Ebony Fashion Fair at Morgan State University, Philippia Richardson was an absolute showstopper. The 51-year-old Glen Burnie resident - who describes her style as "minimalist ... clean...Tags: Clothing and Textiles Industry, H&M, Fashion Trends, Colleges and Universities, University of Maryland
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Timeless French fashion chic sweeps down the Paris runway
Times Fashion CriticNOT EVEN a global credit crisis can compromise the enduring value of French chic. That was the message from Chanel's Karl Lagerfeld, the reigning godfather of Paris fashion. With a stunning, life-size reproduction of the original Chanel Rue Cambon...Tags: Wildlife, Clothing and Textiles Industry, Nature, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Kirsten Dunst
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STYLE FILE: Kolor your Keds, mix and match earrings, more
Kolor your Keds In olden days (i.e., pre- Internet), we'd customize our sneakers with a ballpoint pen or Magic Marker. Today, Keds and Zazzle.com let you upload your own graphics, artwork and designs onto five styles of women's or kids' kicks (lace-ups,...Tags: Manhattan (New York City), Fashion Trends, Julia Roberts, Project Runway
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Forget politics! Do Sarah Palin and Michelle Obama have any fashion sense?
Sentinel Staff WriterSarah's specs. Michelle's dresses. Cindy's diamonds. Jill's handbag. We love them, we want them, we have to have them. Or at the very least, we want to know all about them -- just as we did with Jackie Kennedy's pillbox hats, Barbara Bush's pearls and...Tags: Clothing and Textiles Industry, Halloween, Heidi Klum, Raquel Welch, Linda Evans
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Savilla Rohde
Special to The Baltimore SunFashion has no boundaries for Savilla Rohde. Whether it's playing tennis, or attending a board meeting, this 64-year-old community volunteer always likes to look her best: "eclectic, ladylike, with an eye toward trends." That could mean combining a...Tags: Donna Karan, Clothing and Textiles Industry, Fashion Trends, Timonium, Walters Art Museum
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Nathalie Beatty
Special to The Baltimore SunNo one will ever be able to accuse Nathalie Beatty of being a wallflower - in either her style or her personality. This "professional volunteer" is known for carrying off a cutting-edge style. Just check out her outfit as she co-chaired the Ruth Shaw...Tags: Clothing and Textiles Industry, Fashion Trends, Shoes, Barney's New York Incorporated, Clothing, Accessories, and Shoes
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Fall's big 3
Special to the Chicago TribuneThe fashion wisdom that good accessories can make, change or simply update an outfit is especially true this fall. Changing the proportion of your boots, adding a piece of personal jewelry or embracing an updated version of a centuries-old fabric keeps...Tags: Clothing and Textiles Industry, Fashion Trends, Shoes, Clothing, Accessories, and Shoes
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Milan's best runway shows reflect mood of the times
Times Fashion CriticSOMETIME during the runway shows here last week, I had the distinct impression that a lot of designers weren't speaking to me. Instead, they were winking at Katy Perry with a nautical striped playsuit, nudging Beyoncé with a Rococo-painted bustier dress,...Tags: Clothing and Textiles Industry, Fashion Trends, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Hillary Clinton, Christopher Bailey
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Big time
Special to the Chicago TribuneThe dainty dress watch you've been wearing suddenly looks more appropriate for a resident of Lilliput. Blame it on the big fat men's-size watches that are wrapping trendy women's wrists. They make an average size watch seem positively puny. With fall...Tags: Clothing and Textiles Industry, Fashion Trends, Michael Kors, Metal and Mineral
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Emmys Fashion: Strapless, Silhouetted And Upswept
Associated PressThe stars were hot, literally, on the red carpet at Sunday night's 60th annual Emmys awards, and that meant the sweeping trend on A-list actresses were updos. Co-host Heidi Klum wore one, and so did Mariska Hargitay. Joining in were Marcia Cross, Vanessa...Tags: Clothing and Textiles Industry, Donna Karan, Heidi Klum, Holly Hunter, Kate Walsh
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Emmy fashion: bold colors, bare shoulders
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersAT LAST year's somber Emmys, the red carpet looked more like an Irish wake than an award show, with a sea of black sheaths on parade. But this year -- with no looming strike to dampen spirits -- actresses dressed like brides on their second marriages,...Tags: Clothing and Textiles Industry, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Lehman Brothers Holdings Incorporated, Holly Hunter, Monuments and Heritage Sites
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Stars show elegance, style on red carpet
Associated PressThe stars were hot, literally, on the red carpet at last night's 60th Emmy Awards - and that meant the sweeping trend on A-list actresses was the updo. Heidi Klum wore one, and so did Mariska Hargitay. Same for Marcia Cross, Vanessa Williams, Julia Louis...Tags: Clothing and Textiles Industry, Heidi Klum, Oscar de la Renta, Holly Hunter, Vanessa Williams
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