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[13 Dec 2007 | One Comment | ]

At the moment it’s all about inner beauty – products wise, that is. With everything from candy that pledges to clear the complexion to vitamins that slow aging, beauty companies are creating new treatments that promise to renew your body and skin from the inside out. In line with this trend, BORBA’s line of Skin Balance Water claims to hydrate and tone your skin.

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[11 Dec 2007 | One Comment | ]

Sure, everyone you know already has a pair of her wonderful flats. But have you taken a look at what else Tory Burch has to offer? Perfect for everyone on your gift list, this silver Tory tote doesn’t sacrifice style for volume. Plus, its metallic sheen will brighten any winter wardrobe. Give this find to the new mum in need of a roomy tote or to the best friend who carries her whole life in her bag.
Like what you see? It’s yours for $175 at toryburch.com. And while you’re …

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[5 Dec 2007 | 3 Comments | ]

There’s a reason why Heidi Klum and Jessica Simpson both love Argentinean model turned designer

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[20 Nov 2007 | No Comment | ]

It’s no secret that Stella McCartney is, to put it mildly, less than fond of her father’s ex-wife Heather Mills. According to the

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[19 Nov 2007 | One Comment | ]

These days the stylistically challenged have no shortage of fashion guides with snappy names and cumbersome subtitles. Want to look like Nicole Richie? Read Style A to Zoe: The Art of Fashion, Beauty, & Everything Glamour. Or learn how to make it work with Tim Gunn: A Guide to Quality, Taste, and Style. And for those in search of a more individual look, there’s the newly released Japanese Schoolgirl Inferno, a handbook that instructs its readers on the latest in Tokyo street fashion.

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[8 Nov 2007 | No Comment | ]

I’ve never been a huge fan of style books that claim they’ll tell you the best places to shop and how to dress perfectly. Reading about how to buy shoes may be amusing while browsing at the book store, but it’s hard to imagine actually spending the twenty plus dollars to buy the book. Nevertheless, given the limitations of the genre, The Goddess Guide by Gisèle Scanlon, offers some useful information and surprising insight.
On an aesthetic level, the book is beautiful. Scanlon includes photographs of real fabric, store receipts, and …