Archives: 2007 May

Have you ever noticed the impact celebrities have on modern-day society? Was it like this 50 years ago? I really don’t think it was. From the way my parents and grandparents talk, they could have cared less what celebrities were doing. The only thing anyone cared about back in the day was viewing the films [...]

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Holiday season is fast approaching, which means it is time for holiday parties, office parties and charity events.  As all women know, this means the search for cocktail dresses is going to begin.  It is always difficult to find something that will be unique but still versatile, because if you are anything like me you [...]

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What’s the deal with celebrities? Wait a minute! I’ll give you the spiel. First of all, they make far too much money. Come on already; do they really work hard enough to make 10-20 million a picture? Please! Second of all, they spend all their free time pampering themselves with ridiculous spa treatments that cost [...]

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Art Deco jewelry emerged on the scene duding the 1920’s and 1930’s just as the world was seeing great changes. Technology and industry made great leaps during this time in history and this had a significant impact on the way we viewed the world. Poetry, art and even jewelry reflected the world’s new attitude.
The emerging [...]

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Welcome to the 21st century. It’s a time when everyone is expected to be young, tan, thin and beautiful. How did this ever happen you may ask? My thoughts are to blame Hollywood. It seems like our media takes a terrific toll and has a ridiculous influence on the public. That especially includes teenagers. They [...]

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It so often happens that a hobby can lead to a multi million dollar business, which is what happened when fashion guru Adrienne Vittadini started to design clothes and accessories. She was born in 1945 in Budapest, and came to America with her family after they fled from the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. She was enrolled [...]

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