Shoes and home goods aid breast cancer research drive
National Breast Cancer Awareness Month features shops like QVC FFANY Pier 1 Imports Estee Lauder Avon and others selling shoes candles makeup to raise funds. The Shoes on Sale event offers 80000 donated shoes at half price led by Nine West with proceeds supporting five major cancer centers and related education initiatives.
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Brace Cancer Research and Educa
QVC
Fashion Footwear Association of New York
FFANY
Nine West
American
Anne Klein
Bruno Magh
Calvin Klein
Joan and Dard
Kenneth Cole
Liz Claiborne
Ralph Lauren
Timberland
Birkenstock
Cole-Haati
Converse
Eastland
Easy Spirit
GH Bass,and Co
Hush Puppies
Naturalizer
Sam and Libby
Vans
White Mountain
Virginia Clinton Kelley
Breast Cancer Research
Arkansas Cancer Research Center
Strang-Cornell Breast Center
New York City
Komen Foundation
Pier 1
The
Komen Foundatia
Estee Lander
American Cancer Society
National Cancer Institute
Miracle Ties Premiere at Johns Hopkins Center Fundraiser
Johns Hopkins Children’s Center debuts Miracle Collection III featuring eight silk ties etched with molecular structures of lifesaving medicines like penicillin surfactant and vitamin K. A fashion show at Jos A Bank Baltimore on Oct 14 will showcase the line with funds supporting pediatric research.
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Johns Hoplans Children's Center
Jos A Bank
Catatog Te
Children's Center
Jos
Pratt St
Baltimore
Madonna
Baltimore Raven
Jim Hardanes
Gillian Anderson
Baltimore Orioles
Calen Jr
Stonehenge Ltd
Florida State University
United States
IL I
Johns Hopkins Children’s Center
Children’s Center
Shape up with a necktie tips from the Neckwear Association
A man wearing a necktie can look five to ten pounds lighter than a casual rool counterpart. The Neckwear Association of America Inc notes a dress shirt and tie draws the eye from the stomach to the face and creates a taller slimmer silhouette. Use a spread collar and wide knot like Windsor to offset a double chin. Deep tone shirts are slimmer than white or light blue and avoid short ties that draw attention to the abdomen. Verbal patterns like stripes and geometry are recommended.
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Neckwear Association of America Inc
Gerald Andersen
NAA
Maryland designer Claire McCardell honored with new textile gallery
Maryland Historical Society unveils the Claire McCardell Costume and Textile Gallery in Baltimore. The Frederick native's brother Robert, Adrian, and John supported the family donation of outfits, sketches, ads, and a funds gift to preserve her name and materials. The exhibit traces her rise from Frederick to New York and her impact on American fashion, highlighting denim use, wrap designs, and practical yet stylish ensembles.
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McCardell
Maryland Historical Society
Claire McCardell
Frederick
Robert
Rocsvelt Terrace
Adrian
Baltimore
John
Hagerstown
Claire
Martha Dickey
Robert McCardell
Adnan
MHS
State Historical Society
New York
McCartell
Maryland
Nancy Davis
Samuel Chase
Charles Carroll
Daws
Fred
Koble Yohanan
Cecilia Meister
Society
Ms Meisner
Parsons School of Design
Hood College
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Avon
Women of Earth
QVO
Srany
Neckwear Association of America
Kom Brent
Kam Brent
Kum
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