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The holiday kick-off doesn't officially begin until the day after Thanksgiving. But with Thanksgiving only a week away, signs of the chaotic holiday season are now starting to spruce up ever so quickly all throughout New York City. One place officially getting the early jump on the holiday season is the annual Holiday Market at Grand Central Terminal. Now in it's Tenth Year...
For those visiting New York and not aware of NY's street fairs that happen in various locations and throughout the weekend. Here's a bit of information for you. This Saturday, May 10th street fair will be held on Park Avenue South from 17th - 23rd Street. Within these fairs you will find anything unique and antiquities to modern and hip artifacts such as jewelry, clothes, home furnishings, music, food a...
"Famous for her signature wrap dresses, Diane von Furstenberg's continues to design pieces that are stylish, easy and provocative. Expect up dresses, tops and pants to sell out quickly at this 70 percent off online sample sale."
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When:Daily Min-K
219 Mott St. New York, NY 10012
212-219-2834If the sight of your closet makes you want to cry, then not to worry. "Add some funky threads at Min-K's end of winter sale. You'll find everything marked down by 20-60 percent off such as a plum jewel dress ($129) and a mustard tunic ($69)." You won't regret it. ...

Some people believe that shoes can make or break an outfit. Men and women purchase expensive designer shoes to complement their favorite clothing. Designer shoes are made by highly-trained craftspeople using the best materials available. Recent Article published on 9/5/2010 by Maya Black
The "Stuck at Prom" scholarship contest has created a unique line of clothing. Since 2000, high school couples have used duct tape to create colorful prom attire. Duct tape frog closures can give your prom dress an Asian flare, as well as being... Recent Article published on 9/5/2010 by Stacey Anderson Redick
Properly applied animal prints add a stylish touch to a woman's wardrobe. Zebra, with its classic black and white stripe, can highlight most outfits with a little care. The crisp, bold look is best applied sparingly to keep this graphic pattern... Recent Article published on 9/5/2010 by Amy Price
Strapless shirts, or tube tops, are a popular summertime clothing item for women. They can be dressed up or down and included in almost any outfit. Because of their popularity, strapless shirts are easy to find in stores. However, it can be hard... Recent Article published on 9/5/2010 by Courtney Clark
Shoes can get expensive, especially when you want to buy designer brands. Wholesale shoes are perfect for someone who does not want to compromise style, but also does not want to spend a fortune on shoes. Recent Article published on 9/4/2010 by Daina Galante
First worn by Japanese teenagers in the 90s, Lolita is a fashion inspired by Victorian children's clothing with an importance placed on a modest, youthful appearance. Gothic Lolita is one of many style variations within the Lolita look in which... Recent Article published on 9/4/2010 by Corinne Cooke
Prescription contact lenses do not make the pupil of the eye appear larger. However, there is a growing trend of women wearing circle contact lenses, which make the eyes appear large and childlike in appearance. Recent Article published on 9/4/2010 by Alex Smith
Swarovski crystals leapt into the fashion market in 1895 and changed the face of fashion forever. According to the official Swarovski website, Swarovski crystals were first created by Daniel Swarovski when he invented a machine that would... Recent Article published on 9/4/2010 by Anthony Szpak
The Pasha de Cartier is one of Cartier's most renowned lines of timepieces. Made for both men and women, an authentic Pasha de Cartier is one of the most expensive watches in the world, starting at a minimum of $3,500 (as of 2010). Cartier is... Recent Article published on 9/4/2010 by Kate Kotler
Often, eyeglasses get small scratches on them from normal wear and tear. Taking glasses to an optometrist for repair is expensive. Usually the optometrist will want to replace the lens. For slight scratches, it can be more cost-effective to make... Recent Article published on 9/4/2010 by Amy Romero











