By Susan Steinmueller Farmington area models such as Betty Beausoleil starred in the fourth annual fashion show luncheon Wednesday, benefitting the historic Gov. Warner Mansion. Beausoleil, 92, drew applause, admirers and comments such as “work it …
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WASHINGTON (CBSDC) - Food trucks have inspired a new revolution in technology with fashion trucks making their way around the streets of metropolitan cities across the country.
‘What started as a twenty-foot potato chip truck’ turned boutique-on-wheels will now be driving down Constitution Avenue and into Washington, D.C.
At 29 years old, Joey Wolffer, who started her career as a jewelry designer in the United Kingdom, with an eye for innovation as well as fashion, had the idea to pack her jewels into an old potato truck and take her product to the streets.
She ripped everything out of what would later be named “The Styleliner” and stuffed it with a little bit of everything, its main focus being accessories, and began touring it around cities across the country.
“The first time I drove it, I immediately got in an accident,” Wolffer told Nine News Now.
The Styleliner recently embarked on a journey from its hometown of New York City, bound for Washington, D.C. It will be patrolling the District’s streets for the next six weeks, parking on various streets throughout its tour.
To find it’s hours of operation, exact location, or to get a preview of what you can shop for, Wolffer’s website here.
The Styleliner’s first stop is Wisconsin Avenue in Georgetown on Friday, May 4.
Springtime, particularly around Easter and Passover, often brings out the fashion bugs in many families. Fashion can be a way to tell a story. Perhaps no one has done that better than Jacqueline Kennedy. When Hollywood costume designer Oleg Cassini …
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By Jenisha Watts "We're still getting to know each other and taking it slow," Flajnik told PEOPLE at a Mark Zunino for Kleinfeld fashion show in new York recently. "[Things] are working out really well." Robertson says she still has a lot to learn …
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Victoria’s Secret Angels
This week, we’re featuring a sexy trio in Friday’s Fashion Obsessions! It’s really no secret that Victoria’s Secret models have it going on, but this week, we spotted three of them rocking some seriously noteworthy ensembles and just had to share them with you!
At a launch for Victoria’s Secret’s new fragrance, Love is Heavenly, and the new Dream Angels bra collection in NYC, Lindsay Ellingson, Erin Heatherton and Toni Garrn showed off their style in easy breezy dresses. Our fave look of the three is Lindsay’s tangerine v-neck dress. It is, after all, the color of the year! Coming in a close second is Toni Garrn’s flirty printed maxi.
The final verdict? The three looks complement each other so well and show off each Angel’s style in a unique way. just another reason to love Victoria’s Secret!
Photo credit: PNP/WENN.com
By KIM BROWN World Scene Writer It's a "Mad Men" world, and its fashion and style influence is staying put – in the mid-century. since the drama about indulgent advertising execs debuted in 2007 on cable network AMC, the style and atmosphere of the …
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NEW YORK — Paris has its scarves and skinny suits, Milan has its luxe leather and London its swinging miniskirts, but ask American designers what they've added to fashion and the collective answer is democracy, from wrap dresses worn by working women …
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A model for Bridal Exclusives walks the runway Saturday for a fashion show during the Oregon Wedding Showcase at the Oregon State Fairgrounds in Salem, where vendors pitched their products and services to residents. / Danielle Peterson / Statesman …
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