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november 09, 2009

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From Rags To Riches

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They may have earned their New York cred—and become, in the process, Yanks fans to...

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Yea, Nay, Or Eh: Katy Perry At The 2009 MTV Europe Music Awards

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Prada Enters The Book Business

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Office Attire: Suit-y or Soulful?

November 13, 2008  2:47 pm

We’ve got two conflicting working-girl-wardrobe viewpoints here. The Times is all about the suit and the end of casual Fridays, while the WSJ proposes a casual everyday attitude, because “work attire…should express a person’s inner soul.” Either way, a wardrobe allotment would be nice.


In a poetic bit of primetime gossip, Sarah Palin may be admitting her defeat by claiming she’s a Desperate Housewife.<
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The latest demographic to feel the burn of our economy’s dwindling resources: Harajuku girls. When the Western bankers dwindle, Japanese women have to buy their own drinks.


And now for your moment of Zen: Baby Karl in lederhosen.

—Alison Baenen

Photo: Everett Collection

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