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Hi, Voula Here:
This seasons clothing styles for women are sophisticated and come in elegant jewel tones. Shades of gray are also popular and of course, black is always fashionable. The trends of today are a nod toward yesterday, inspired by classic feminine looks. It’s all about the waist this season. Think about belts and ways to elongate the torso (a better bra, lower cut pants, separates).
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Straw Market
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Flats Heels Stilettos
Platforms Leather Suede
Black Brown Purple
Over-the-knee Knee-High Booties
Peep-toe Booties Cowboy Patent Leather Sexy Comfortable Warm
…….Oh the possibilities! There are millions of styles, colors, materials, heel shapes and sizes; how do we ever narrow it down to just one? We don’t! You must have more than just one pair of shoes. [click to continue…]
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Linea Pelle Bag
The days are getting shorter and colder, and everyone wants to look cute for fall. The three most important must haves for fall are a killer coat, knock-out boots and a purse with a statement. After you have those three accomplished, the rest of the wardrobe falls into place. My mother always told me that the shoes and the purse should always be expensive, and everything else won’t matter. Today, let’s talk about bags. As a fashion lover, let me point you in the right direction for fall ’08. [click to continue…]
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A few years ago we took a trip from Greece to Morocco. When presented with the idea to go, I wasn’t enthusiastic about leaving Greece for Morocco. I had just met my summer fling and I was having the time of my life (the guy turned out to be one of my distant cousins but that is a story for another day).
Anyway, after a lot of kicking and screaming, I went along. I never expected to fall completely in love with the country and the people, but I did. My most memorable experience was travelling to an ocean-side town named Essaouira. [click to continue…]
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“Oh, no!” Toshi’s father exclaimed. He smacked himself on the forehead with the palm of his hand and winced. “Your mother’s birthday is tomorrow!”
On the other side of the family room, Toshi just shook his head and smiled. As an almost fully grown man, now a senior in college, he had seen this very same scene played out for as long as he could remember. “Let me guess, Dad, I’m betting that since you didn’t remember Mom’s birthday, that also means that you have no gift,” he said. 
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