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...Longchamp Rodeo bag ($695, longchamp.com 2 Bottega Veneta Pepe Nappa trench, Cocco Nabuk bag and Lungarno shoe ($6,250, $13,890 and $650, bottegaveneta.com 3 Chanel Soft Touch eyeshadow ($26.50, chanel.com 4 Patek Philippe Annual Calendar watch ($29,950, patek.com 5 Versace patent-leather heel ($740, versace.com 6 Kara Ross gold cuff ($7,500, at Bergdorf Goodman, 212-753-7300) 7 Eames lounge chair (price on request at Herman Miller...
...girl sets down her extra-large brown Longchamp to examine the racks of blue satin dresses with delicate straps, shrunken tweed blazers, and 1930’s tops. Every so often, she will run her finger over one of the garments and coo with glee...
...surprised by WWD’s findings: “Boston is a pretty conservative city; everyone is preppy together. Lacoste, pointy toe shoes, Longchamp bags—one person will have it; and then everyone will...
SPORTS ILLUSTRATED was two years old when Laguerre was assigned to cover the 1956 Winter Olympics in Cortina for Time Inc. His reporting, and perhaps the reputation he had earned as "the sage of Longchamp and Ascot" for his expertise as a handicapper of thoroughbred race horses, persuaded Henry R. Luce to transfer Laguerre to his new sports magazine as assistant managing editor. Soon after he became managing editor in April 1960, Laguerre recruited young writers and encouraged them to develop their individual styles, sharply increased the number of color pages in each issue, and concentrated heavily on the spectator...
Neither SECAM nor PAL will be ready for any sort of full-scale operation until the fall of 1967. In fact, France's only going color setup is a closed-circuit link between the paddock and the betting windows at Longchamp race track. That made even more apropos the remark of French Information Minister Alain Peyrefitte, who claimed that France, in the hope of Europe-wide agreement, had so far been holding back its color TV industry "like horses at the starting gate." Said Peyrefitte: "Now we're telling them...