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Paris fashion: a red hot winter
Paris designers looked to Hollywood with elaborate creations that will vie for "best dressed" on the red carpet. Cate Blanchett lit up the front row at Giorgio Armani's show, held on the third day of the autumn-winter haute couture collections. And French actress Catherine Deneuve and Spanish director Pedro Almodovar showed their support for Jean Paul Gaultier.
14-Jan-2008 - Details

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Black and white is a ubiquitous combo and a foil for color
One palette is once again in vogue, from fashion runways to tabletops to walls and flooring to bedding and furniture. Black and white is, well, the new black and white. The opposites attract in solids and tone-on-tones, or in patterns from soft toiles to bold florals and vines, pinstripes, polka dots, zebra markings, chevrons and geometrics. They're showing up on everything from houndstooth shoes and stationery borders to damask couture jackets and pet clothing.
14-Jan-2008 - Details

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Style solutions for common fashion quandaries
Sure, jeans with Lycra in them can have a great fit through the leg and tend to be more comfortable, but they also tend to lose their hip-hugging quality after one wear, which is frustrating and uncomfortable, not to mention expensive if you need to dry-clean them in order to get them back in shape. This is GENIUS! It is a clear, flat belt (with a superflat buckle so you can lay a thin, fitted top over it and you would never even know there was a belt in the picture) that holds your pants up where you want them. This is also great for anyone who is sticking to their New Year’s diet resolution. If you have shed a few pounds but aren’t ready to commit to purchasing a new pants wardrobe, the Invisibelt can cinch in the waistline of your favorite pairs to fit your new shape.
14-Jan-2008 - Details

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Sportswear cos riding high on tennis haute couture
When Maria Sharapova, last year’s Australian Open runner-up, entered the court in the ongoing championship, she disappointed a few onlookers even before she took out her racquet. The aggrieved lot were the fashionistas, who were seeking out the haute couture of Paris in the Down Under land.
21-Jan-2008 - Details

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Sarong
Sarong or sarung is usually a big piece of fabric that is worn around the waist by both men and women. This type of costume is popular in Southeast Asia, South Asia, many parts of Pacific islands, and parts of Africa. Sarongs can also be used as wall hangings, baby carriers, shawls, upper torso garment or as a total dress.
28-Jan-2008 - Details

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Tunics to jazz up 2008 fashion
With fashion changing faster than the time taken to make a cup of hot coffee in this winter, fashion-conscious, suave urban Indians are facing the ever increasing dilemma of what to wear and what not. Forecasting trends for Year 2008, Delhi-based fashion designer Chirag Joshi says,
28-Jan-2008 - Details

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Dress Code 2008
Asimple change in hair style or a slight narrow edge to your trousers can somersault your P3P ratings sky high or bring you down with a thud. Such is the power of fashion. We spoke to highpriests and priestesses of fashion to tell us what's going to match the mood of the year in terms of colours, fabrics and silhouettes.
11-Feb-2008 - Details

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Insider fashion: The strangest characters are inspiring designers this year
CLOWNS: The Pierrotian frills and ruffles espoused by Giambattista Valli and Viktor & Rolf are theatrical but gorgeous, though recreating the painted faces of models at Comme des Garçons' last show is not advised.
11-Feb-2008 - Details

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Spring fashion covers the spectrum from brights to neutrals
The fashion world is showering springtime shoppers with two distinct color palettes this season: juicy, fruity brights that are eye-popping and peppy, or natural neutrals that aim to tap into our eco-consciousness and worldly tastes.
31-Mar-2008 - Details