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Elisa Camahort at 12:45pm Sat, 6 Feb 2010 under
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Fashion; 911 views
Still wondering who these people think is going to buy their clothes?
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Today, I'm thrilled to announce the dates and venue for BlogHer Food '10, our second annual food blogging conference!BlogHer Food will take place on October 8th and 9th at the beautiful Palace Hotel in San Francisco, CA.So, to anticipate your immediate questions:
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Elisa Camahort at 10:11pm Sun, 31 Jan 2010 under
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Fashion; 568 views
Or, really, make that Cross-Design, if I leave off trying to be all provocative with my headline.
This week's episode finds our designers at the Met, where there is a wonderful exhibition of couture fashion. Their challenge is to be inspired by that fashion to create their own signature high-end look. In order to deliver something high-end, they are giving the designers $500 and two days to complete the challenge. Of course, they're also saddling them with a team member. If you watch this show, you know that means there is drama ahead.
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Elisa Camahort at 3:08pm Mon, 25 Jan 2010 under
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Fashion; 647 views
Project Runway is back in NYC, and all is right with the world.
Or at least, so far, these designers seem to have talent; they seem to put well-constructed garments down the runway, and Michael Kors and Nina Garcia seem to be firmly ensconced in their judge's chairs ... as it oughta be.
And Tim Gunn is nowhere near a pair of flip-flops. And you know he must be happy about that.
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Elisa Camahort at 6:45am Mon, 25 Jan 2010 under
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BlogHer of the Week,
BlogHer of the Week; 791 views
Last night a young man was pulled from the rubble in Haiti after eleven days. Eleven days. This following the rescue of a 7-year-old boy and his 10-year-old sister after eight days. If you're like me, you can barely imagine what any of them went through. All those days. In the dark. With little or nothing to eat or drink.
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