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GUIDE TO BLACK FRIDAY 2009
Black Friday will soon be here and it is every budget shoppers dream come true. The day after thanksgiving is traditionally the day called Black Friday. It is one of the busiest shopping days as crowds throng stores for some of the biggest deals around. A successful Black Friday requires careful planning. Below are a selection of links to help you maximize Black Friday A GRANDPARENT'S GUIDE TO BLACK FRIDAY ZONES I MANAGE
Are Shorter Hair Styles a Sign of the Recession?Does the ressession have anything to do with the short hair trend we see today? It could be. It costs more to maintain long hair than it does short hair. Some experts seem to think that the length of a woman's hair is a certain indicator of the economic climate. Here is more about shorter hair styles. The Cropped Bob & The Pixie CropGirls who cut the bob in 2008 and want a fashion forward look in 2009, are going to have to either let their hair grow out or go something more extreme. Enter the cropped bob and the pixie crop; both perfect for Spring/Summer 2009, but far more difficult to wear for Autumn (Fall)/Winter 2008/2009.
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Thanks to Karl Lagerfeld, things just got a little bit sweeter for shoppers with champagne tastes and a beer budget. Lagerfeld is the latest prestige designer to join the hot "masstige" trend, in which brand names like Isaac Mizrahi and Todd Oldham dream up affordable products for mass-market chains like Target. Lagerfeld, 65--the design genius behind Chanel, Fendi and his own Lagerfeld Gallery line--is hooking up with Swedish retailer Hennes & Mauritz (H&M). Read More
Can't live without your Calvin or Carolina, but can't bear shelling out the cash? We've done the research on where to get the labels you lust for without leaving you broke. Read More
''I wish the magazine wouldn't encourage that kind of behavior,'' said Behnaz Sarafpour, after seeing an issue in which her $1,565 silk trench coat was shown next to a similar design for $159 from Jones New York. ''I mean, thanks for the lovely picture, but no thanks.'' Read the full article Don't Throw it out, Repair it!How many items of clothing have you thrown out over the years? Skirt too long or pants ripped, you can save money by repairing rather than discarding. This video show you how to hem your clothing. ![]() Style and Fashion News![]() ![]()
Sure, some women seem to be born with style and poise, particularly movie stars who frequently tread red carpets. Beneath the glamor, a stylist’s job has its fair share of hardship. We hear the comment very often – that so and so has style, or this or that is stylish. The way the we dress is dictated by the fashion capitals of the world—New York, London, Paris, Milan. But it doesn't mean that everyone who participates at New York Fashion Week is a New Yorker; or London, a Londoner; so on and so forth. About Adams: Adams is married to Faith Adams. They have a daughter and a grandson. How would you describe your style? I just dress the way I feel, and I feel good. I like to dress with just a little flair. ... I wear a very conservative suit but a tie that has pop to it, and I like color. ![]() This spring brings some interesting fashion to the men's corner. While the basics remain similar to previous seasons, there are some distinct unique accents emerging this year. In the more extreme sid...More> ![]() What big and tall men should know about choosing a suit Choosing a stylish suit for those special occasions or even to give an impressive look in the workplace can be a very complex choice, since the...More> Where to find bargain clothing for men![]() Bargain hunting is for men too. Here are some tips for bargain shopping
How to sew a buttonHow often have you lost a button and it pretty much spoiled you whole day. It was the only clean shirt you have for work that day and the darn button fell off. Here is help. SEW EASY![]() Sewing is a great way to save money on clothing and accessories. If you are on a budget, you can still dress with style by sewing your own clothes. No, you do not have to go to fashion school to know how to sew. Patterns are available to guide you through the process. As well there are numerous resources online with a vast array of sewing tips. Here are just a few easy sewing projects to start.
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Macala Wright Lee is the CEO of FashionablyMarketing.Me a digital marketing and merchandising firm that specializes in fashion, luxury and beauty brands in Southern California. You can follower her on Twitter at @FashMarketing . It’s safe to say that the fashion industry has adopted social media as a marketing platform to reach their customers online and reignite brand passion and customer ... DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles Street, Downtown’s historic hub of men’s suit stores and fashions, has lost one of its pioneers. Once upon a time in London town I had a really frustrating conversation with my then boss about the fact that I had a tattoo. He was of the opinion that I had done it simply for fashion and he was 100 per cent certain that I would regret having it when I was sixty. And all this despite the fact that he'd known me for less than a month. You don’t have to be a Hollywood star to have a private shopping experience at your favorite retailer. Imagine no crowds and no lines to try on clothes. On cue, an assistant will grab another size for you or suggest a different look. And when you’re ready to check out, you get a juicy discount. SupermodelquinsThe Story of the Supermodelquins Budget Shopping Tips![]()
![]() Actress Sharon Stone once shocked the public when she attended the Academy Awards wearing a top from the Gap. The most shocking thing about it was: she looked incredible. Pairing her shirt with a full...More> This year's Prom TrendsWhat to do with that Unworn Prom Dress
So you spent a fortune on that puffy prom dress. You had probably hoped to be the belle of the ball but it didn't work out quite that way. Now you have a long beautiful pricey gown to remind you of a Prom that never was. You have, however, made the painful decision to get rid of it but in a responsible manner. Well the good news is that you can turn that prom dress into something else. Here are top ten uses for an unworn prom dress. 1. Return it. If you brought the prom dress from a store with a liberal return policy, the tags are still in place, and it is in its unworn condition, you can try to return it for a refund or exchange for something you can use. If for some reason you did not make the prom due to a recalcitrant date or other extenuating situations, then buy something that would provide comfort and joy a want more so than a need, say an Ipod? 2. Luscious pillows: Which girl doesn't like satin and lace and nothing says comfort like satin lace trimmed pillows. I bet, depending on the length of your dress, you may be able to wrangle from 2 to 4 pillows. You don't have to be an expert seamstress for all the sewing projects here. All you need is a good pattern, the ability to disassemble a prom dress carefully, and follow instructions. Read More HOW TO GET A FREE PROM DRESSIf you are about to graduate and feel you can't attend your prom because you can't afford a prom dress, there is help available. The following organizations provide free prom dresses, make up and accessories for those in need. Donations are graciously accepted.
DonateMyDress.org is the first national campaign designed to encourage girls around the country to donate their prom and special occasion dresses to those who cannot afford to finance the costly experience of going to their prom, sweet 16, quinceañera or formal on their own. The site features a directory of local dress drive organizations across the U.S. that will enable girls to easily find out where in their local markets they can donate a dress or receive one. In addition, DonateMyDress.org contains information on upcoming local events, a photo gallery of real girls donating and receiving dresses, as well as links to content on prom and quinceañera planning, hair and makeup tips, and other worthy causes.
The Princess Project promotes self-confidence and individual beauty by providing free prom dresses and accessories to high school girls who cannot otherwise afford them. As the costs to attend high school prom soar, The Princess Project has made this tradition a reality for over 12,000 Bay Area & San Diego high school girls since 2002.
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