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23 designers (and mothers) to create BORNFREE collection
BORNFREE – for a world where no child is born with HIV by 2015 More than 90% of HIV infections in children result from mother-to-child-transmission during pregnancy, childbirth, or breastfeeding, and 260,000 children were newly infected with HIV in 2012. An AIDS-free generation begins by making sure moms do not transmit the virus to their…
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Tory Burch on the Rodeo Drive
American lifestyle brand Tory Burch opened its first West Coast flagship at 366 North Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills in November. This is the label’s fourth boutique in Los Angeles. The entire Tory Burch collection is available at the new store, including ready-to-wear, handbags, shoes, jewelry, small leather goods, swimwear, accessories and the new…
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Polo and Fashion.Episode 4 – The Polo Shirt
The polo shirt has become a standard item in almost everyone’s wardrobe, among both men and women. It is almost as ubiquitous as the t-shirt. Used today not only for sports and casual wear, some people combine polo shirts with blazers or sports coats to present their own, special touch. Given its name, what could…
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Daniel Radcliffe: ‘There’s no master plan to distance myself from Harry Potter’
He was the boy who brought Harry Potter to life – and feared he’d killed his own career in the process. Daniel Radcliffe talks about hairy legs, growing up in the spotlight, and why he never watches the films that made him famous
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The design can make positive change in the world: 2013 SPARK Award for Innovative Net-Zero Work
The design can make positive change in the world, believes SPARK, a community of designers and creative people, bound together by desire to initiate positive design-led change by highlighting the best new ideas and solutions. The SPARK competition pays tribute to work that breaks new ground by improving the quality of life while conserving Earth’s…
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Oxford English Dictionary – the future
The most significant lexicographic reference work in the English language can be yours digitally – but at a price and not forever