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Thanks to Thom Filicia and the Queer Eye guys, everyone wants a home makeover these days. So much so that K Mart extended Martha Stewart's contract until 2009--assuring that her coveted $12.99 bath towels will be available at the discount retailer for many years to come. Other mass-market retailers are ramping up their home-decor products too. Target just added Rachel Ashwell's Simply Shabby Chic collection of bedding, bath accessories, curtains, table linens and throw pillows to its lineup of designer goods, which include home products by Michael Graves and Isaac Mizrahi. LaZBoy has enlisted...
...great design at great prices now? "These days quality means having a little bit more of a sensibility to it," says interior designer Thomas O'Brien, who has created an inexpensive line of bedding and bath products for the Chicago-based department store Marshall Field's, as well as a collection of vintage-inspired lamps for Visual Comfort Lighting...
Foam parties are a delectable mix between the blissful naivete of a bubble bath and a scandalous romp in a red-light nightclub. Last weekend’s Mather Lather strived valiantly for this tenuous balance, but unfortunately, or, perhaps fortunately, its mix was light on suds and heavy on scantily clad. While it is refreshing, and, depending on your standards, stimulating, to see Harvard boys and girls strip off their inhibitions and get a little wild, the regimented environment and lack of foam depressed much of the crowd. In an effort to move beyond the stilted Harvard scene...
...hair dryers. In 1948, after dogging the store's president, she was granted counter space at Saks Fifth Avenue. When, in the beginning, her advertising budget was meager, she hatched what is now a promotional mainstay in the industry, the "gift with purchase." In 1953, she introduced the scented bath oil Youth Dew, luring new customers who previously considered fragrance an indulgence of the rich. As the company launched such brands as Clinique and Prescriptives, Lauder maintained strict control over the techniques of her vast sales force. When she died last week at 97, at her home in New York...
After finally completing the course, she said she was looking forward to a long hot bath followed by a return to the senior bar night scene...