- Sew stylish: Her men's shirts
- A real hair-raiser: My first body waxing didn't exactly go smoothly
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Elizabeth Wellington: At first glance, I'd say David J. Arend doesn't need much aesthetic help. His eyes are a piercing blue and his chiseled looks resemble Bruce Willis in his Moonlighting days. His shoulders are broad. He has nice legs.
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M.J. & Farrah: Two celebs who were steeped in style
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Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett's talent was undeniable, but it was their authentic sense of style that made them among the last of a dying breed: the true celebrity fashion icon.
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When it came to fashion, few beat him
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When I was 10, I asked my mother if I could wear a Michael Jackson-style Jheri curl. All my friends had one.
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Buttons: Where does it end for men?
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The stylish shrinkage of men's suiting has had its fashion repercussions. Pants are straighter. Shirts are tighter. Ties are fewer.
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The height of luxury gets lower
- Even top-end shoppers are no longer willing to pay top dollar.Elizabeth Wellington: During the last decade of conspicuous consumption, all it took was an exorbitant price tag and an "it" label for an item to be considered luxury. But as everyone tries to survive these frightening financial times, luxury shoppers and retailers are rethinking what defines high fashion.
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Drexel designs: Youthful twist on the classics
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Drexel University students must be trying to get on the good side of women who lament the loss of classic silhouettes.
Their end-of-year collections provided practical styles that boasted both architectural and youthful twists. -
A change of heart about hair
- Fake tresses, such as lace-front wigs, are not so distressing.Elizabeth Wellington: Hairstyles come and go, and two years ago when I first wrote about the lace-front wig - the secret behind the back-length tresses of Tyra Banks, Vivica A. Fox, and Mary J. Blige - I hoped this mane phenomenon would have a very short shelf life.
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Mirror, Mirror: A store of his own
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There is no way you can make the fashion rounds in this town and not know Jimmy Contreras. The quick-to-call-you-babe self-made style arbiter built his reputation in contemporary fashion by attending the city's chicest events. At the grand opening of the Union Trust steak house, he was there. The welcome party for Phillies pitcher Cole Hamels at Two Liberty Place? He was there, too. At the opening event for the Franklin Institute's Galileo display? Hi, Jimmy.
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If you suffer from motion sickness, have a heart condition or happen to be pregnant, you probably shouldn't ride the artwork of Peter Bieling.
Bieling's most famous art is framed by the beach, the boardwalk and the neon lights in Wildwood. The native of Florence, Burlington County, has been applying custom paint jobs to dozens of amusements for Morey's Piers since 1995.
Bieling's most famous art is framed by the beach, the boardwalk and the neon lights in Wildwood. The native of Florence, Burlington County, has been applying custom paint jobs to dozens of amusements for Morey's Piers since 1995.
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