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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: Endangered Species, Wildlife, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Jewelry Trends, Fashion Trends
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She needs a bra that supports after-baby body
Sentinel ColumnistQuestion: After having two babies and gaining some weight, my formerly perky figure is turning droopy. I have bought several new bras, but they don't help much. The only one that was reasonably effective looked more like a straitjacket and felt hot and...Tags: Orlando, Cancer, Fort Lauderdale, Magazines, Brad Pitt
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Kiss of life
The avera ge woman consumes four to nine pounds of lipstick over her lifetime. I read that in a back issue of Women's Health ma gazine during a recent doctor's appointment. I've been so broke lately, I had to let my subscriptions to Vogue,...Tags: Beauty Products, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Starbucks Corporation, Cancer
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STYLE FILE
Diva dressing Opening night at the Metropolitan Opera is always an occasion to dress up, but this year the best outfits were onstage. The Met asked three European designers to costume Renée Fleming for scenes from three operas. (Not everyone loved the...Tags: Popular Music, Music Theater, Clothing and Textiles Industry, Personal Service, Oscar de la Renta
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Meet Your 'Stylista' Fashionistas
Zap2It.comIf one reality star has her way, you'll soon be wearing "Oh de Cologne." A 22-year-old college grad named Cologne is just one of the 11 hopefuls who are vying to win the coveted position of Junior Editor at Elle magazine on the reality competion show...Tags: Giorgio Armani, San Francisco, Springs, Grace Kelly, Newport Beach
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Shirley MacLaine gets into spirit as Coco Chanel
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIF SHIRLEY MACLAINE and Coco Chanel fought over a parking spot, pearls would roll. "She was tough and she never backed down," says the Academy Award-winning actress, who's known for her own flammable personality and eccentric philosophy. The Parisian...Tags: Shirley MacLaine, Film Festivals, Coco Chanel, Starbucks Corporation, Audrey Hepburn
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NEW TO DVD: 'Life' a marvel of atmosphere
Tribune Newspapers'Married Life': Fans of TV's " Mad Men" and " Swingtown" ought to take a look at "Married Life," a period drama adapted by indie filmmaker Ira Sachs from John Bingham's novel "Five Roundabouts to Heaven." Set in the late '40s, the film stars Chris...Tags: Helen Hunt, Bank Robbery, Swingtown, Pierce Brosnan, Rachel McAdams
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'Gossip' glam
| Associated PressAs the second season of " Gossip Girl" unfolds, the real-life gossip is flying fast—not about the plot, but about the clothes. "I bet Serena will wear a lot of chunky jewelry because she always wears those simple T's with a pair of skinny jeans and...Tags: Teen-agers, Gossip Girl, Blake Lively, Consumer Electronics Industry, Sean Connery
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DVD RELEASES: 'Married Life,' 'How to Rob a Bank,' 'Lagerfeld Confidential,' 'Then She Found Me'
Married Life
Sony, $28.96; Blu-Ray, $38.96
Fans of TV's " Mad Men" and “ Swingtown” ought to take a look at "Married Life," a period drama adapted by indie filmmaker Ira Sachs from John Bingham's novel "Five Roundabouts to Heaven." Set in...Tags: Helen Hunt, Marriage, Bank Robbery, Swingtown, Pierce Brosnan
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Liz Smith: GQ writer doesn't flip-flop as he opines on men wearing flip-flops
IN THE city, it is only acceptable for a man to wear flip-flops if he has just come from a pedicure and he's still damp. But seriously, folks, flip-flops are for the beach or maybe for washing the car or spaniel. They are not the next big thing. They...Tags: Nicole Richie, Music Theater, Renee Fleming, John Waters, Beverly Hills
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The Great Wall: Across China's great divide
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterBadaling, China At Badaling, the Great Wall rides the ridgelines like a dragon, its gray brick scales glinting and its crenelated spine writhing. Built at a strategic pass in the mountains north of Beijing, it crosses stout gates, plunges into narrow...Tags: Architecture, Tourism and Leisure, Landforms, Mountains, Cyndi Lauper
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Tiger of a golf course takes shape
Associated PressDUBAI, United Arab Emirates—Tiger Woods is the world's top-ranked golfer and highest-paid athlete. And if all goes according to plan, he soon will be sporting his biggest trophy yet: a luxury golf course hewn from the sands of the Arabian desert....Tags: U.S. Open Golf, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Company, Giorgio Armani, Ernie Els, Wine, Beer, and Spirits
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