Sunday, December 21, 2008
Vera Wang Drops Out of Fashion Week
The designer drops out of Fashion Week due to the poor economic climate.
The list of well-known names opting out of presenting at the tents—which costs between $100,000 and $750,000—is growing. Betsey Johnson and Carmen Marc Valvo have also canceled.
There is no denying that the current economy is impacting the fashion industry as much as it has other industries.
Kartell Launches Shoe Collection
Monday, December 15, 2008
Milan Men's Fashion Week- Drop One Day
Friday, December 5, 2008
Obama's New Tux
Its been 15 years since President-elect Barack Obama has bought a new tux- the inaugural balls on January 20 will be the perfect occasion to break that string. Obama plans to wear a union-made tuxedo by the Chicago-based men's wear firm Hart Scaffner Marx.
The big day is expected to draw from 1 to 4 million people to Washington.
The big day is expected to draw from 1 to 4 million people to Washington.
Harry Winston Paris Store Robbery
Just over a year after a similar raid on the same Harry Winston store on the Avenue Montaigne, another meticulously planned robbery took place yesterday.
Millions of euros were stolen. The cheapest piece they stole was a platinum ring worth €2,000. The most expensive item: a €3.2 million diamond-studded bracelet.
A reward of $500,000 USD (352,000 €) has been offered by Harry Winston in Paris for any information leading to the recovery of the stolen merchandise
Millions of euros were stolen. The cheapest piece they stole was a platinum ring worth €2,000. The most expensive item: a €3.2 million diamond-studded bracelet.
A reward of $500,000 USD (352,000 €) has been offered by Harry Winston in Paris for any information leading to the recovery of the stolen merchandise
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
H&M Introduces Home Collection
No Trendy Tennis Shoes in NY Prisons
Katie Holmes- New Face for Miu Miu
Princesse Tam-Tam Founder Dies in Mumbai Attacks
Loumia Hiridjee, the 47-year-old founder of women's fashion brand Princesse Tam Tam, came from a family of Indian merchants who had settled in Madagascar. She and her sister, Shama Hiridjee, studied in France and created Princesse Tam Tam in 1985.
Loumia and her husband Mourad Amarsy had been dining Wednesday at the Oberoi Hotel in Mumbai. The hotel was among the sites targeted in the terrorists' spree of violence in India's financial capital.
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