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...driven by expensive brand names, so it works for all budgets as well. "Right now, this big wave of boho chic, a little hippie and vintage, allows you to belong and show who you are," says Jacqueline Azria-Palombo, creative director of CosmoGirl magazine. "It's about how you wear pins and scarves or slouchy boots. You can give it your own twist, and you don't have to be tall and skinny to wear it. It's a style with no rules, which is very liberating...
...sound almost guilty. I do feel really guilty about it, because I feel like I should have more. But how many pairs of shoes can you wear...
...label branched off into accessories and then, in 1969, unveiled its first ready-to-wear collection. The founder steered the house until its purchase, in 1987, by leading luxury-goods group LVMH. The brand today has 110 boutiques worldwide...
...Further excitement for fans of the fashion house comes next month when Ivana Omazic, C?line's new artistic director of women's wear and accessories, shows her first collection (spring-summer 2006) at Paris fashion week. Omazic brings an Italianate dash from her eight years at the Prada group, but is expected to develop C?line's signature look, rather than make radical changes. As Madame C?line discovered, keep customers loyal and success is a shoe...
Which brings us to race's kissing cousin: class. Communities that have been discriminated against are hardly free from prejudice. "Black people can be the most conservative, the most discriminating," says West. "Especially among ourselves. It wasn't white people who said all black men have to wear baggy jeans." Bougie is a common African-American term for middle class; it is not used kindly. West--who has a habit of beginning sentences with the preamble, "Rappers say this all the time," as if he were not one of the world's most popular rappers but a kid deconstructing...