Campaign for Our Children outfits girls with power themed shirts
The nonprofit Campaign for Our Children sells BABE DIVA and CHIC labeled shirts for 15 to 25 dollars. The phrases stand for beautiful able brainy empowered daring insightful vivacious adorable courageous hip independent confident. A shirt reading Girls Kick Butt is highlighted. Orders are online at cfoc.org.
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CFDA Fashion Awards Nominate Lauren and Jacobs as Favorites
Ralph Lauren and Marc Jacobs top the CFDA nominations for womenswear and menswear in the annual Fashion Awards. Narciso Rodriguez also appears in womenswear while Sean Combs is listed for menswear. Carlos Falchi Tom Ford and Jacobs lead as accessory designers with winners due June 3.
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Healthy stylish feet for summer footwear
Podiatrists Robin Ross and Kathleen Stone offer tips for summer foot care. Choose natural thong flip flops, ensure the foot does not hang off the edge, moisturize at bedtime for mules or slides, and beware of slingbacks that cause blisters. Prefer low heels with a wide toe box and espadrilles to stabilize. avoid ballet slippers or thin flat sandals for long wear.
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Clinique launches Defined Curls and Perfectly Straight Kits
Clinique introduces two hair kits with styling products. The Defined Curls Kit includes curl enhancer gel hairspray and a comb. The Perfectly Straight Kit features straightening cream shine serum hairspray and a comb. Both kits are $19.50 and purchasable at Clinique counters or online.
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Teens shrug at trash in Thursday Accent feature
In the Accent section, a piece titled Tomorrow In Thursday's Accent notes that teens remain unfazed by waste concerns, presenting a light take on youth attitudes toward litter and environmental issues.
Spring and summer fashion tips for all body types
A Vogue and fashion industry panel advise on styling for various shapes. Trends favor loose silhouettes, bias cuts, and color blocks like black and white, with guidance for hourglass, pear, plus size, tall, short, athletic, and muscular builds to flatter waists, hips, and legs.
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Shopping tips for outfit testing and designer fits
Vogue fashion director Sally Singer advises shoppers to bring matching shoes for outfits and try a full head-to-toe look to gauge overall effect. She suggests sticking to a few designers that fit your shape and testing trends in their garments to ensure cuts match expected proportions.
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