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December 10, 2007 |
Maybelline See White Maybelline New York announces it has appointed Jessica White as its new spokesmodel, alongside her heroine Christy Turlington and others.   |
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December 6, 2007 |
Eva Mendes shows cheeky PETA campaign Our friends at PETA have revealed a cheeky new campaign with Eva Mendes, who joins colleagues in opposing fur. |
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Michael A. Lubarsky |
Men's Hats Here is a stylish selection of men's hats that will leave your head feeling both warm and dapperly attired. |
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Charlene Campbell |
London fashion blog: Bomber jackets The resurgence of the bomber jacket is a perfect example of the modern throwback happening this season. |
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Michael A. Lubarksy |
Custom Shoemaking Custom shoes offer men the chance to invest in themselves and represent the ultimate in custom apparel, but you have to plan ahead and think about a few issues first. |
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December 3, 2007 |
The Spice Girls by Roberto Cavalli Fashion designer Roberto Cavalli has created the Spice Girls' costumes for their 2007-2008 worldwide comeback tour and Victoria Beckham is a lot more in charge than Geri Halliwell, it seems. |
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December 2, 2007 |
H&M's Christmas Glam Hennes & Mauritz reveals its Christmas 2007-New Year 2008 campaign with specials leading up to the second to last week of the year, including luxurious lingerie items. |
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Michael A. Lubarsky |
The One Button Suit Men around the world are rakishly wearing the one-button suit jacket as a renewed sign of rebellion. |
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Melissa Feineman |
Tokyo Fashion Blog: Leather Boots As the temperatures start to plummet, you can be sure that Tokyo men are keeping their feet warm in all sorts of stylish kicks -- especially leather boots. |
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Michael A. Lubarksy |
Outsourcing Tailoring Believe it or not, you can take advantage of international tailors who travel to measure and consult with clients to create a suit or even a full wardrobe for much less than you would pay for off-the-rack garments. |
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