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Designer Clothing News Archive28-Jan-2007Spain to standardize women's clothing sizes (The Washington Times) MADRID (AP) -- Spain's government has reached an agreement with fashion designers, including the owner of the Zara chain, to standardize women's clothing sizes with the aim of promoting a healthier image. Charting a Path From Bed to Desk (New York Times) Multitasking skills come into play even before you get to the office. Shopping beyond clearance racks (The Arizona Republic) One of the best-kept secrets for shoppers in north Scottsdale is My Sister's Closet, a consignment store for recycled designer apparel. You're probably thinking: not. Think again. Utah-based clothier opens its flagship store in Fashion Place (The Salt Lake Tribune) Murray's Fashion Place Mall is the new home of Nexia Holdings Inc.'s fourth Black Chandelier store in Utah. Dubbed the Magical Funhouse Flagship Store, the 1,400-square-foot outlet celebrated its grand opening Friday. Nexia President Richard Surber said the new store, located in the space formerly occupied by a shoe store, will feature new spring clothing, jewelry, art and collectibles ... 24 Rolls of Toilet Paper, a Tub of Salsa and a Plasma TV (New York Times) It?s more than impulse buying. It is a calculated part of the company?s business plan. Call it the Costco effect. Spanish designers to modify women's clothing sizes (CTV.ca) Spain's government has reached an agreement with major fashion designers, including the owner of the Zara chain, to standardize women's clothing sizes with the aim of promoting a healthier image. Court Papers Reveal New Details on Prada Heist (KHNL News 8 Honolulu) HONOLULU (KHNL) -- New details are emerging about last month's Prada heist. According to court documents, four men broke into the designer label's warehouse and later divvied up the loot. On the upside (The Philadelphia Inquirer) It is a cold, overcast afternoon on the Lower East Side. The streets are almost empty. The buildings seem dusty. A man's dark overcoat swings eerily in the breeze on a hanger at the entrance of a used-clothing store. Advice for Big, Tall Men Having Trouble Finding Clothing that Fits (Hornell Evening Tribune) (ARA) - Ever gone into a department store and found a suit you just loved, then been disappointed after trying it on and realizing it just wasn't designed for you? Larger men face that problem everyday, but fortunately it's easy to solve.
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