"War grows out of the desire of the individual to gain advantage at the expense of his fellow man."Napoleon Hill
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Enhance your Fashion with Estate Jewelry
Enhance your Fashion with Estate Jewelry When it comes to fashion don't play safe, have some fun with your style and enjoy your look. Make your fashion statement! And the world will notice! Estate jewelry is the perfect finishing touch to your wardrobe so ...
Sterling Silver Jewelry -- Classic Simplicity
Sterling silver jewelry is synonymous with class and style in the world of fashion. Its versatility and flexibility make it a welcome and useful addition to any person’s wardrobe. Sterling silver jewelry epitomizes classic simplicity in itself, but as the ...
The (American) Bride Wore Red
Increasing numbers of American brides are thinking about doing something that used to be unthinkable -- getting married in a bold red gown. Not that red is a stranger to marriage. Hardly. Red plays a major role in Chinese, Hindu, and some Muslim ...
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It's never ending Jessica Simpson totes a Vuitton bag, Courtney Cox is seen in Instyle wearing a beautiful Prada dress, Hilary Swank heads down the runway wearing Calvin Klein. If that's not enough Paris Hilton arrives on the scene with Chanel sunglasses while Jennifer Lopez is seen with Fendi.
Whether it's Versace, Chanel, Vuitton, Gucci, Dior, Calvin Klein, Prada or Fendi, how the heck is the average woman going to be able to stay in style like the stars.
Let's face it. Although we dream about owning that beautiful Vuitton handbag or that Prada dress. For most of us that's about as far as it goes. Most of these items start in the mid hundreds of dollars and easily climb to a value of over $5000, for just one piece.
For the stars there is no worry about saving to buy those designer items. For them price is no object as they freely dole it out for what ever their heart desires.
But it doesn't take a brain surgeon to figure out most of us will never own these items. So what do we do? Well that's easy.
You and I buy items that look a lot like the designer items. Many call these knock offs and that they are but please realize there are licensed copies and then there are copies that infringe on copyrights.
We do not condone any company that
infringes on copyrights. We do however encourage you to shop for items that made similar to the items we see the stars wearing. It's the only way we an look like a million bucks on our shoe string budgets.
As you flip through this months Vogue or Instyle you are going to see some wonderful fashions that you are just going to have to have for the fall. Don't worry within the next few weeks similar styles will be arriving at a boutique or Walmart near year. You can look as good as the stars for a fraction of the cost.
After all are your friends of co-workers going to notice your purse isn't quite the same shape or fabric. Are they going to notice that the dress has a slightly different cut neck or length. I think not. You'll be close enough for most to think you've suddenly got designer taste.
So what are you waiting for? It's going to be a hot fashion season and you are going to be a fashion goddess this season with some savvy shopping.
About the Author
Sher has been serving customers for over 20 years, providing affordable estate jewelry, and a wealth of information on jewelry, fashion, designers, and beauty with on staff industry professionals. Please visit us at Estate Jewelry International.
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 Girl-on-girl for Scarlett & Cruz - The Sun
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Area teen finishes first in fashion - Montgomery Advertiser
It was a scramble, but Valencia White designed an entire fashion boutique in one Saturday. The 17-year-old Prattville High School student's design was the local winner in the Art Institute of Atlanta-Decatur's Passion for Fashion competition in the ...
Mickey Smith, 22, student and European style maven - Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
“I’d say it’s almost juxtaposed between indie and professional-looking. I have two facial piercings, so whatever I wear has a kind of an edge to it. But I like to always look professional to some extent.” Do you have a favorite item in ...
WORLD: Fashion innovator Ted Lapidus, 79 - Newsday
PARIS - Ted Lapidus, the fashion designer who redefined chic with the 1960s unisex look, died Monday. He was 79. President Nicolas Sarkozy , in an homage to the designer, said Lapidus "democratized French elegance and classicism." An assistant of ...
TheStar.com | living | Fashion may be down, but not out - Toronto Star
Throughout 2008, the world of fashion alternately smiled and bared its teeth as the big luxury brands hired and abruptly axed contract designers with apparent equanimity. It was also the year fashion lost one of its most celebrated leaders, Yves ...
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