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Sexy Tee NEW! Unlined Demi Bra Fashion and Mode
Lightweight and low-cut, this demi creates a naturally sexy shape with unlined lace cups. Wear it day to night under your most curve-hugging styles. More
$29.50 - $32 or Special 2/$49.50
$29.50 - $32 or Special 2/$49.50
Cheekini Panty Fashion And Mode
The world’s sexiest no-show cheekini, just like The Lacie that started it all. Now in floral lace that’s smoother and softer than ever. Stretchy and invisible under clothing, in lots of candy colors and pretty prints to brighten your lingerie drawer.
Allover floral lace
Low rise
Moderate back coverage
Imported nylon/spandex
$12.50 - $14.50 or Special 3/$33
Allover floral lace
Low rise
Moderate back coverage
Imported nylon/spandex
$12.50 - $14.50 or Special 3/$33
Demmi Bra Fashion Discount
Pretty allover stretch lace makes this lightly-lined bra flirty and feminine, with lace trim that peeks through and frames any neckline. Soft, underwire... More
$38 - $42
$38 - $42
Push-Up Bra Beauty
Sleek and lightweight, this push-up gives amazing lift and cleavage and disappears under your most curve-hugging styles. It’s the perfect t-shirt bra – all day, all night.
Extreme lift
Underwire cups
Fully adjustable straps
Back closure
1 row of hook and eye closures; Sizes 32DD, 34D-34DD, 36C-36DD & 38B-38DD have double row of closures
Infinity Edge technology for an invisible look under clothes
Can be worn crossback
Imported nylon/elastane
$29.50 - $34.50 or Special 2/$49.50
Extreme lift
Underwire cups
Fully adjustable straps
Back closure
1 row of hook and eye closures; Sizes 32DD, 34D-34DD, 36C-36DD & 38B-38DD have double row of closures
Infinity Edge technology for an invisible look under clothes
Can be worn crossback
Imported nylon/elastane
$29.50 - $34.50 or Special 2/$49.50
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Baguette Bag, Tucked Under the Arm and Turning Heads in Paris | yohana
To celebrate 15 years of the baguette bag, named for the crusty French loaf of bread, Fendi put on display the most colorful and decorative versions.
Thick with embroidery, rich in embellishment, tasseled, fringed and above all colorful, the baguettes drew the attention of passers-by. They have remained must-have purchases over a time span when the “it” bag was supposed to survive barely one season.
In the window at the Colette concept store, the purses looked like elements of an art exhibition. And in a way they are.
A lavishly illustrated 250-page book published by Rizzoli shows the personal inspirations of Silvia Venturini Fendi, such as the sprinkling of daisies by her youngest daughter, a mustard yellow beaded bag or raffia with jet embroidery.
It also includes purses by artists from Damien Hirstthrough Jeff Koons to Richard Prince. (Ms. Fendi calls them “real artists.”) The bags make lively illustrations, although the final count in the book is far less than the 1,000 original creations made since 1997.
Why baguette? The bags are rectangular, and not long, like the bread. But like the French loaf, they were designed to be tucked under the arm.
Exclusive Discount: Save $15 on European-Esque Eyewear | yohana
I don't know about you, but I collect sunglasses! But lately, everything in the stores are starting to look the same—in my price point anyway! So, I was excited to lock down this exclusive discount withBonLook , an eyewear company that offers edgy European-style specs (glasses and shades) at fair prices ($70-$149), and when you use our code, you can shave off $15.
They even have a version of those round sunnies that everyone from Julianne Moore to Beyoncé have been spotted wearing. Not "different" enough for you, they've also got lorgnettes aka "opera glasses." OK, that might be a little bit too extreme. But they do have some cool frames. To make sure they look great on you, you can upload a picture of your face and virtually try them on!
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The added touch: Textural brocades and golden accessories make a statement this fall | yohana
Golden accessories perfect the polished look of fall’s rich textural brocades.
Montreal shop notes: The coat | yohana
With its flirty clothes and cheeky decor accessories, Anthropologie (2130 de la Montagne St., anthropologie.com) brings out my playful side. Adding local flavour to this brand new location are designs from Montrealer labels Noémiah, Tamé and Elaine Ho.
Alberta shop notes: Going Dutch | yohana
Need more proof that Alberta has hit its shopping stride? As of this month, Amsterdam-based label Scotch & Soda has opened not one but two stores in the Wild West (West Edmonton Mall, 8882 170 St., Edmonton, 780-666-1072 ; Chinook Centre, 6455 Macleod Trail SW, Calgary, 403-770-7942 ; scotch-soda.com). This eclectic brand’s specialty is original, fashion-forward garb. Known for its classic silhouettes and pared-down colour palette, Scotch & Soda’s must-have fall looks include harem-style wool trousers, photo-print tees and puff-shoulder cropped blazers.
Sweet feet: Frilly flats from Bizou | yohana
What’s cuter than a pair of ballerina flats? A pair with ruffles. These little numbers are only $25 at Bizou ( 888-835-4955 , bizou.com). Talk about sweet feet.
Beauty most wanted: Black magic | yohana
When that 10 a.m. shine becomes a ’round-the-clock problem in summer, soak up the slick with Sephora Collection Bamboo Charcoal Blotting Paper ($10, at Sephora).
Why charcoal? It turns out the barbeque fuel has purifying properties. Each noir square leaves skin matte, without a trace of soot (er, we mean powdery residue).
They said/We said: The lowdown on Black Friday madness across the border (including a $2 waffle iron riot!) | yohana
By Bianca Teixeira
The boiling point of holiday marathon shopping in the U.S. is Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving (today!) when prices have been slashed and slashed again. The likes of Best Buy, Wal-Mart, and many, many others have items on sale for as much as 90 per cent off and those promotions started as early as last night. In an effort to keep sales in the country, Canadian retailers have dropped their prices today as well, but we’ve been mostly spared the insanity that ensued south of the border with reports of a Los Angeles woman pepper-spraying 20 people around her (including children) to make sure she got to her desired items first. Elsewhere in L.A. a man was shot and robbed on the way to his car leaving Wal-Mart with his purchases. Fire departments are saying that shoppers everywhere are being injured from “rapid crowd movement.” So far no one has been killed (unlike the Target trampling victim of 2008), but there was a close case at this Wal-mart, where a riot ensued over a $2 waffle iron.
THEY SAID…
Maria Karagianis: The real losers in this scenario are the thousands of low-paid, powerless retail workers who are being bullied with increasing brazenness into leaving their homes, Thanksgiving celebrations, and children in the middle of the night to sell stuff imported from China consumers who in many cases neither need, nor can afford to buy it. [Boston Globe]
@peoplesrev: WalMart has taken Christmas from Miracle on 34th street to Blood BAth on any Highway USA [Twitter]
Shamika Sanders: Black Friday has become tradition for some; a punch here or there is nothing new. Are the sales that great? You can probably find the most expensive gift on your Christmas Lists for half off but is it worth yours or anyone else’s life? [The Urban Daily]
NYMag.com: Polls indicate 17 percent of consumers will shop on this terrifying day, up from 12 percent last year [but] you’re pretty much guaranteed to find deals leading up to Christmas, after Black Friday and Brown Thursday and what — Gray Wednesday? Where is Nicki Minaj to name a day of the week when you need her? [Nymag]
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