Fur Returns as Modern Accessory in Fall Fashion
Baltimore furrier Richard Swartz of Mano Swartz says fur is back as part of fashion not a category. New York shows reveal a younger modern trend with fur sleeves collars and trims on fall designs. Multicolored fur accessories like mink and rabbit handbags and patchwork scarves sell for 200 to 600 dollars, while coats remain pricier.
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Plus size fashions on Alight.com critique and praise
A review of Alight.com highlights its large selection of sizes 14 and up and Star Jones as spokeswoman. It notes the models mostly miss the upper end of the range but calls the site a strong resource for trendy fits suitable for fuller figures.
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Time-Saver Heat Cap Aims to Speed Curling
Maryland mother Carol Graves releases the Heat Cap a microwave heated oversized beret that warms in a minute or two and fits over curlers. Graves sells it for 49.95 and offers online and phone orders through Microwaves Corp in Riverdale Maryland.
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Great Debate Pajamas Highlight Neuburger Fall Line
Designer Karen Neuburger unveils the Great Debate pajama line in donkey, elephant, and eagle prints priced around 60 dollars. The Unofficial KN Pajams Poll on her site tracks fan favorites with a prize drawing for a year’s supply of PJs on November 2. No purchase required.
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Armani marks 25 years with Milan store and Guggenheim show
Giorgio Armani celebrates a quarter century in fashion with an exhibition at the Guggenheim New York running through January 17 featuring about 400 designs. The designer, 66, notes ongoing expansion into cosmetics Mania, home furnishings and leather accessories while guiding a $2 billion empire with 33 countries and 53 Giorgio Armani stores.
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New skin regimens and breakout myths debunked
Paula Begoun explains that skin improving plans do not require a purge before better results. She cautions against myths spread by salespeople and notes breakouts are often due to ineffective or irritating ingredients or coincidence with normal acne cycles.
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