Michael Kors' dos and don'ts. Fresh from a trip around the country to celebrate the launch of Kors Michael Kors, his new fragrance, the designer told Glamour the best and worst of what he saw

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Fashion designer and fragrance producer Michael Kors offers fashion dos and don'ts to women. He feels that women should dress appropriately in the city they live in. Women in Los Angeles, CA should not wear black everyday as do their New York, NY counterparts. Women should also put more energy in the way they dress and update their fashion looks.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Kors, Michael

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Dress-chic advice from fashion's new star

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Gucci's new designer Frida Giannini who was named the creative director of Gucci's women's wear in 2005 works on various laws of her style that include selecting pieces that reflect ones personality She had played a major role in the success of the Fendi's highly original and hugely money-making Baguette bag where she worked before joining Gucci.

Works, Giannini, Frida

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Glamour spring fashion 2003

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A number of fashion tips are presented. The most flattering skirt length for a pencil skirt is just below the knees. Cap-sleeve blouses shoud hit at the most narrow part of the triceps. Silk scarves can be trendy when matched with jean jackets.

Fashion

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