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	fashion As-it-happens update ⋅ December 7, 2017
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	Denver Now Has an Official Fashion Week 303 Magazine Since the beginning of Denver Fashion Weekend 10 years ago, DFW has become the largest fashion showcase in the Mile High. For one weekend in the spring and fall, Denver's best designers, models and salons came together to showcase their designs to the Denver community. And each season ... Flag as irrelevant
	Chanel's 2018 Métiers d'Art Show Was a Sweet Hamburg Homecoming for Karl Lagerfeld Fashionista (blog) Anna Ewers walks in Chanel's 2018 Métiers d'Art show on Wednesday in Hamburg. Photo: @chanelofficial/Instagram. For Chanel's last Métiers d'Art show, held almost a year ago to the day, the French house staged an elegant tribute to Creative Director Karl Lagerfeld's long-adopted hometown of Paris ... Flag as irrelevant
	Textured fashion from velvet to faux fur is winter's top trend — and here's our guide for the perfect ... The Sun FEEL fabulous this winter with the textured trend. Lush velvet, faux fur and sumptuous silks will have your style senses tingling. Even corduroy has become a geek chic hit. Here, GABRIELE DIRVANAUSKAS shows you how to wear the best textured pieces around. Flag as irrelevant
	Fashion Designer Elsa Schiaparelli Made Dalí's Art Wearable Artsy By that point, Schiaparelli was well on her way to becoming the most influential fashion designer of the period. A trompe l'oeil design for a hand-knit sweater, which mimicked a square collar and red bow, had kickstarted her career in 1927 when it was picked up by an American buyer from Macy's. Flag as irrelevant
	Skimpy fashion at the 10th Annual Babes In Toyland - Charity Toy Drive Chron.com HOLLYWOOD, CA - DECEMBER 06: Model Casey Konkel attends the 10th annual Babes In Toyland charity toy drive at Avalon on December 6, 2017 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Paul Archuleta/FilmMagic). Photo: Paul Archuleta/FilmMagic. Image 2 of 61. HOLLYWOOD, CA - DECEMBER 06: ... Flag as irrelevant
	Fashion website slammed for advertising plus-size tights using thin models standing in one leg The Sun A FASHION website has been slammed for advertising its plus-size tights using thin models standing in one leg. In a series of bizarre images on the Wish.com site, tiny women strike a series of poses to show off how stretchy and large the hosiery is. One advert for plus size tights on Wish.com shows a ... Flag as irrelevant
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