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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 2004
Page
31
Readers invited to share experiences and names of top bartenders for a possible story. Include daytime phone number and contact The Gazette staff writer Tom Fruehling in Cedar Rapids Iowa with details on difficult drinks or memorable service.
Fashion fans in cities seek sample sales while web sites provide discounts up to seventy five percent on items from hundreds of designers. Bluefly offers mens and women’s wear with 90 day returns. Girlshop features hip downtown labels. eBay remains a haven for vintage houses like Dior and Gucci with shoes purses and jewelry.
Delta Air Lines orders a complete uniform makeover overseen by Richard Tyler, famed for red carpet gowns. New attire for flight attendants, agents, and lounge officials debuts in 2006 with better fit and durability. gray palette and specific pieces to be updated while technical ops and baggage crews receive minor changes.
The HBO series finale marks a stylish legacy as Sex and the City ends. Star Sarah Jessica Parker walks Manhattan in a tutu while Lara Flynn Boyle faces Oscar controversy, highlighting the show’s enduring fashion impact beyond its ribald dating stories.
The article notes Sarah Jessica Parker’s Carrie defined urban style from New York’s streets to worldwide runways. Quotes from Andre Leon Talley and designers highlight Carrie’s influence, from nameplate necklaces to silk flowers, while Patricia Field’s costume work anchors the characters’ iconic looks.
A charity auction offers items from Sex and the City allowing bids on Carrie Bradshaw wear and accessories. Proceeds support several charities. The online sale on HBO dot com ends at 2 PM Monday.
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