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Styles
The Bride Wore Brights
IT’S HARD TO argue with a classic white wedding — but such blank canvases also seem to cry for a little splash of color. Which might explain why so many stylish brides are punching up their ivory gowns with a rainbow of accessories —...
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Styles
Modern Ceremonies
IT’S BEEN MORE than a decade since Judith Martin, aka Miss Manners, wrote her first book on wedding etiquette. Now, with help from her daughter, comedian (and newlywed) Jacobina, she offers an update with “Miss Manners’ Guide to a S...
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Fashion
A Parting Plea
FORGIVE ME IF my mascara gets a little smeary, but today marks my last column. Over the past five months, we’ve laughed, we’ve cried, we’ve judged — the Salahis, those uber-tan “Jersey Shore” kids, women who wear p...
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Fit
Agony of the Feet
WHEN IT COMES to keeping feet neat, athletes usually fall to the back of the pack. Dead skin, heavy calluses and broken toenails are common side effects of a sporty life, which can feel incredibly painful — and look even worse. We road-tested h...
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Fashion
Gleeking Out
I’M A MAJOR Gleek — to the severely out-of-touch, that’s what we super-fans of Fox’s “Glee” call ourselves. The songs! The dances! The hilarious banter between Sue Sylvester, above, and Mr. Schuester about his hair...
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Fashion
The Veteran's Major Makeover
WITH 25-PLUS YEARS in the fashion biz under her belt, Eileen Fisher might be a name you associate with your mother’s wardrobe. Not anymore. The industry vet recently gave her line a major makeover, replacing outdated styles with chic, unfussy p...
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Fashion
Tourist Traps
D.C. HAS LONG been lambasted for its lack of fashion sense. (Example: I’m still getting irate mail about a column I wrote weeks ago suggesting women stop pairing pantyhose with summer sandals. Ladies! If you insist that you need the hose, then ...
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Fashion
Rain or Fine
TRENCH COATS FIRST strutted onto the clothing stage as soldiers’ garb in World War I, with both Burberry and rival Aquascutum claiming they’d invented the belted, buttoned outerwear. But the style’s swagger and practicality meant it...
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Styles | Television
Boy Band to Big Time
AS BOYISHLY CUTE choral director Will Schuester on Fox‘s hit show “Glee,” Matthew Morrison has sung, danced and even beat-boxed his way into America’s hearts — and iPods. The former Broadway star — along with the e...
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Fashion
Exclusive Ennui
MY LEAST FAVORITE trend lately (other than, ick, jeggings) is the proliferation of cheap-chic designer collections. I can hear your protests now: “What? But it’s a chance to own a little Sonia Rykiel/Anna Sui/Rodarte for just $19.99!̶...
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Food & Drink
In on The Yolk
WE HAVE EGGS on the brain, thanks to this weekend’s Easter holiday. (Huge chocolate rabbits also hop through our mind lately, thanks to a certain basket-wielding bunny.) But whether you prefer yours dyed, decorated and carefully hidden — ...
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Fashion
What Would Claudia Wear?
CALL ME HOPELESSLY nostalgic, but I’d be remiss if I didn’t acknowledge a major event happening this week: the release of “The Baby-Sitters Club: The Summer Before” ($17, Scholastic). A prequel to the long-running book series ...
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Fashion
Gym Dandified
THE NATURAL HABITAT of thick, gray jersey used to be running trails and dorm room sofas. But thanks to designers such as fleece-loving dress sculptor Norma Kamali and indie darling Alexander Wang (who reinvented work-it-out wear as party-worthy dress...
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Food & Drink | Television
The Naked Truth
CHEEKY, CHARMING BRIT chef Jamie Oliver first won hearts (and stomachs) a decade ago when his cooking show, “The Naked Chef,” debuted on the BBC. Since then, he’s harnessed his popularity to help promote healthy eating in his native...
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Fashion
Warming Trends
TO THE GOOD citizens of D.C.: Spring has arrived in our fair city, and along with it come cherry blossoms, legions of confused tourists and a list of seasonal fashion faux pas so long it could probably fill three columns. We shall shorten it to the m...







