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    Racked is reporting that luxury retailer Saks Fifth Avenue will soon carry plus-size women's clothing from high end designers including Chanel, Dolce & Gabbana, Yves Saint Laurent, Michael Kors, and Fendi. According to the report, this means that sizes up to 20 will soon be available. We think this is a step in the right direction, especially since the average size of the American woman is in fact a 14. (Racked)
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    Stella McCartney, who has famously collaborated on lines for GapKids and H&M (as well designing her wildly popular eponymous collection), launched a line of running apparel for Adidas. The jackets, shorts and shoes feature McCartney's sleek point of view and also a very cool and modern feature — they glow in the dark! We might take up jogging just as an excuse to wear these clothes. ... (LimeLife)
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    Marchesa designer Georgina Chapman brings her red carpet couture style to tableware with a new line of china. The brand is launching a collection with renowned Lenox (available at Bloomingdales in late August). The affordable collection will feature 8 patterns inspired by Marchesa’s gowns, including lace detailing and her signature rose embellishments. (People.com)
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    Shopper’s paradise Gilt is launching an expanded children’s shopping zone to include furniture, gear and toys. Busy moms can now do their shopping online for brands like Baby Bjorn, Appaman, Argington Furniture, Jacadi, Petit Patapon and Plan Toys. (PRNewswire)
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    The world's been waiting with bated breath, but now we can all exhale and relax: Lindsay Lohan did not have to remove her hair extensions in jail. Apparently, she got around the rule because hers were sewn so closely to her head. Oy. (NY Post)
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    Racked is reporting that luxury retailer Saks Fifth Avenue will soon carry plus-size women's clothing from high end designers including Chanel, Dolce & Gabbana, Yves Saint Laurent, Michael Kors, and Fendi. According to the report, this means that sizes up to 20 will soon be available. We think this is a step in the right direction, especially since the average size of the American woman is in fact a 14. (Racked)

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    Stella McCartney, who has famously collaborated on lines for GapKids and H&M (as well designing her wildly popular eponymous collection), launched a line of running apparel for Adidas. The jackets, shorts and shoes feature McCartney's sleek point of view and also a very cool and modern feature — they glow in the dark! We might take up jogging just as an excuse to wear these clothes. ... (LimeLife)

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    Marchesa designer Georgina Chapman brings her red carpet couture style to tableware with a new line of china. The brand is launching a collection with renowned Lenox (available at Bloomingdales in late August). The affordable collection will feature 8 patterns inspired by Marchesa’s gowns, including lace detailing and her signature rose embellishments. (People.com)

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    Shopper’s paradise Gilt is launching an expanded children’s shopping zone to include furniture, gear and toys. Busy moms can now do their shopping online for brands like Baby Bjorn, Appaman, Argington Furniture, Jacadi, Petit Patapon and Plan Toys. (PRNewswire)

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    The world's been waiting with bated breath, but now we can all exhale and relax: Lindsay Lohan did not have to remove her hair extensions in jail. Apparently, she got around the rule because hers were sewn so closely to her head. Oy. (NY Post)

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    The latest collection of polishes from Ji Baek of Rescue Beauty Lounge might have one of our favorite themes ever: The Real Housewives of the Tudor Dynasty. Shades are named after Anne Boleyn (played by Natalie Dormer, pictured here, on the Showtime series), Jane Seymour, and Catherine of Aragon. Genius. (All Lacquered Up)

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    It's safe to say that dating a man who is full of himself isn't healthy, but a new study confirms that "nobody suffers more from a male narcissist's anger than the women in his life." Take that, ego-maniacs! (TresSugar)

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    A thriving social life may keep you thriving, say researchers at Brigham Young University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. So, go out and really enjoy those happy hours, that weekend barbecue or a trip with the girls — all that socializing could help you live longer. (Time)

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