Even without silver spoons, more `tweens' grow up with Gucci Chicago Tribune
Dressed in pink Ugg boots, Seven jeans and a matching pink sweater and cap, Elizabeth Cohen looks the epitome of hip as she winds her way through the holiday crowds at a shopping center here.
Italy's rich take to borrowing, not owning Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News
MILAN, Dec 6 (Reuters) - When it comes to cars, Michele likes the cachet without the commitment. Although he could easily buy a Ferrari 430, his favourite luxury sports car, he prefers to borrow one from a club and avoid the hassle of insurance and other costs.
Race to the top China Daily
When the world's luxury brand Gucci opened its first store in Beijing in 1996, it was little more than an exhibit window.
Business: Luxury labels are new for tweens The Nashua Telegraph
LOS ANGELES – Dressed in pink Ugg boots, Seven jeans and a matching pink sweater and cap, Elizabeth Cohen looks the epitome of hip as she winds her way through the holiday crowds at a shopping center here. - By ALANA SEMUELS Los Angeles Times
Play it in your pants -- and on the toilet Chicago Sun-Times
The invention of the iPod was a watershed moment in American pop culture, sure. But that was just the beginning for the mothers of invention. A vast range of iPod-related products has sprung up, and this season they're all begging you to plug your iTunes into their iNgeniousness.
Gulfnews: Campaign Gulf News
Last updated: 12:41 (GMT+04) Monday, December 04, 2006. loading How do I look? Audrey Hepburn shimmies out of the bathroom after frantically dashing around her chaotic New York apartment trying to get ready for a rendezvous at Sing Sing. How do you look, Audrey? Like a million dollars, baby.
Bargains galore for atlantic shoppers Independent
With the pound all-powerful against the dollar, Britons are combining short breaks to New York with shopping sprees for bargain shoes, clothes and technology.
High fashion covers low hopes in Congo Sun-Sentinel
KINSHASA, Congo · He struts down the muddy, trash-strewn alley like a model on a catwalk, relishing the stares and double-takes from passers-by.
Tom Ford AskMen
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Plenty of new books available for fashionistas The Clarion-Ledger
Maybe it's because television has pumped up the fashion focus. Who hasn't been lured into Project Runway or suffered an anxiety attack from watching What Not to Wear?
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