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          <td colspan="2" bgcolor="#990033"><font color="#FFFFFF" size="1"><b><font color="#FFCC33"><a name="ver"></a>News:</font> 
            </b></font><b><font size="1">&pound;1.5 million insider job at Versace 
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            <p><font size="1">A security guard is on the run abroad today after 
              the theft of �1.5 million in cash and jewels from fashion house 
              Versace's flagship store in Old Bond Street. </font></p>
            <p><font size="1">Scotland Yard officers are combing flight records 
              and liaising with officials at ports and airports as an international 
              manhunt began today. Interpol has joined the investigation and it 
              is believed they are working closely with Spanish authorities on 
              the Costa del Sol. </font></p>
            <p><font size="1">The unnamed security guard is said to have disappeared 
              after emptying the safe at the end of the working day when the London 
              store was closed for the weekend. Staff at the boutique reported 
              the theft to police when they returned to work two days later. </font></p>
            <p><font size="1">Several pieces of jewellery, including a �250,000 
              ring, are believed to have been stolen - but an envelope containing 
              �180 belonging to a fellow member of staff, was left behind. Police 
              are understood to have been asked by the store's managers not to 
              make any public appeals but Scotland Yard was today forced to confirm 
              the theft after details leaked. </font></p>
            <p><font size="1">One insider is reported to have said: "He vanished 
              that night and neither hide nor hair has been seen of him. The police 
              have been to his house and all ports have been alerted in case he 
              tries to leave the country. The Versace people have gone ballistic 
              over how he managed to get away with it. It is embarrassing for 
              them to say the least. It was obviously a hell of a temptation for 
              someone only earning �250 a week." </font></p>
            <p><font size="1">The theft occurred on May 5th but details only emerged 
              today. It is not known how the guard, who is said to be of South 
              African origin and in his late 20s, obtained keys to the safe. The 
              store is covered by a network of surveillance cameras. It is frequently 
              visited by Donatella Versace, who took over the label after her 
              brother Gianni was murdered by a serial killer in 1997.</font></p>
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          <td colspan="2" bgcolor="#990033"><font color="#FFFFFF" size="1"><b><font color="#FFCC33"><a name="jul"></a>News:</font> 
            Julien Macdonald to create uniforms for BA staff 16/05/01</b></font></td>
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            <p><font size="1">Top designer Julien Macdonald is to create a new 
              set of uniforms for British Airways staff. </font><font size="1"> 
              The Welsh-born designer, who holds the Glamour Designer of the Year 
              2001 title, has been drafted in to give the airline staff a new 
              look. <br>
              </font></p>
            <p><font size="1"> Julien, who was recently appointed artistic director 
              of Givenchy and has dressed the rich and famous, including Liz Hurley 
              and Nicole Kidman, says he plans to inject a touch of glamour into 
              his creations for BA. He says he plans to make all BA staff feel 
              smart, whether they be in Mauritius or Moscow. BA says that Julien's 
              vision will reinforce the airline's identity - classic but modern 
              and stylish but practical. </font></p>
            <p><font size="1">The airline's current uniforms have been in use 
              for eight years and were designed by Paul Costelloe. Hardy Amies 
              and Roland Klein are among the designers who have designed uniforms 
              for BA. </font></p>
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          <td colspan="2" bgcolor="#990033"><a name="jea"></a><font color="#FFFFFF" size="1"><b><font color="#FFCC33">Feature: 
            </font><font color="#FFFFFF" size="1"><b>Jeans -This Summer's Sharp-shooters<font color="#FFCC33"> 
            </font> 15/05/01</b></font></b></font></td>
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            <p><font size="1">There was once a time when jeans were seen as unacceptable 
              in the majority of public places. Lord help you if you entered the 
              luxurious portals of a smart Knightsbridge shop in a pair of ripped 
              denims. Likewise, all eyes would widen if you walked into a restaurant 
              with Levi-clad legs after 6pm. </font></p>
            <p><font size="1">But jeans have evolved steadily since the 1950s, 
              the point at which they beca</font><font size="1">me more than the 
              staple item for rugged cowboys out west. Created for boys, they 
              were soon adopted by girls and have since become status symbols, 
              attached to designer names and starry backsides. New brands are 
              born daily; new varieties weekly. Huge money is to be made from 
              them, with superstore chains fighting to sell them and infant labels 
              striving to make their mark. </font></p>
            <p><font size="1">Stella McCartney is, to a large extent, responsible 
              for brushing up the humble jean. Transforming them into something 
              that all fashionable women strive to squeeze into, she has made 
              them respectable and able to mix with the smartest outfits. If you 
              look in the social pages of Vogue or Tatler, you will see jeans 
              out and about at events normally reserved for cocktail dresses. 
              This is fantastic if you have great legs, but for those with shorter 
              limbs, it's best to keep them for daytime use or as casual evening 
              wear. </font></p>
            <p><font size="1">The most important thing you need to know about 
              jeans this summer is that they can be worn with any top. A basic 
              T-shirt or a chiffon work of art by Chloe, flat shoes, high boots, 
              strappy sandals - take your pick to suit yourself and your situation. 
              </font></p>
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          <td colspan="2" bgcolor="#990033"><font color="#FFFFFF" size="1"><b><b><font color="#FFCC33"><a name="jen"></a></font></b><font color="#FFCC33">Feature:</font> 
            Lopez Tries Her Hand at Fashion 11/05/01</b></font></td>
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            <p><font size="1" color="#FFFFFF">J.Lo is trying her hand at fashion 
              design. The singer-actress is working with Andy Hilfiger, brother 
              of fashion mogul Tommy Hilfiger, on a new line of women's clothing 
              called &quot;J.Lo by Jennifer Lopez.&quot; </font></p>
            <p><font size="1" color="#FFFFFF">&quot;Before I used to dance or 
              sing or act in films, I was just redesigning clothes,&quot; Lopez 
              said as she debuted the fashion line at the St. Regis Hotel and 
              Spa in Century City. Models - including Lopez - displayed the line 
              of sporty urban wear, which features tight T-shirts and studded 
              jeans. Prices will range from $221 to $850. </font></p>
            <p><font size="1" color="#FFFFFF">&quot;We are going to offer clothes 
              that we think are wonderfully designed and will fit women of all 
              sizes,&quot; she said. &quot;So from little to voluptuous, everybody 
              gets to be sexy.&quot;</font></p>
            <p><font size="1" color="#FFFFFF">Jennifer Lopez, who is known for 
              her skimpy outfits, last raised eyebrows with a one-shoulder, two-tone 
              Chanel gown with a gray, see-through top at the Academy Awards.</font></p>
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          <td colspan="2" bgcolor="#990033"><a name="Schrager"></a><font color="#FFFFFF" size="1"><b><font color="#FFCC33">Feature: 
            <font color="#FFFFFF">New</font> </font> Ian Schrager Hotel in New 
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            <p><font size="1">Ian Schrager hotels like futuristic St Martins Lane 
              and cutting-edge The Sanderson (dubbed &quot;The hippest hotel in 
              the world&quot; by GQ magazine) are known for attracting the fashionistas. 
              Vogue and ELLE shoot in them, models and designers stay in them, 
              wannabes - and celebrities like Madonna - hang out in the Purple 
              Bar (Sanderson) and the Light Bar (St Martins Lane). </font><font size="1">Now, 
              always a step ahead, the hotelier and founder of legendary nightclub 
              Studio54 is about to take things one-step further. </font></p>
            <p><font size="1">His latest hotel will resemble a gigantic pair of 
              trousers with asymmetrical legs posing as if on a fashion shoot. 
              The Astor Place Hotel is to be built in downtown New York between 
              Lafayette Street and Fourth Avenue and will stand 20 stories high. 
              It will be the first entirely new hotel to be planned by the 54-year-old 
              designer. </font></p>
            <p><font size="1">The design is a collaboration between Dutch architects 
              Rem Koolhaas/OMA and Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron in Switzerland. 
              These leading architects are no strangers to fashion; both firms 
              have designed stores for Italian fashion house Prada. Herzog and 
              de Meuron transformed the former Bankside Power Station into the 
              stunning Tate Modern museum of modern art in London. </font></p>
            <p><font size="1">One of the most striking features of the Astor Place 
              Hotel are the sleeping compartments, fitted with beds and arranged 
              in stacks of three, which will be situated on the upper six stories. 
              They will be sound proofed and have translucent doors for some degree 
              of privacy. This is a popular concept in commuter hotels in Japan.<br>
              <br>
              The hotel, estimated to cost more than $120 million, is scheduled 
              to open in autumn 2003. </font></p>
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          <td colspan="2" bgcolor="#990033"><font color="#FFFFFF" size="1"><b><font color="#FFCC33"><a name="jag"></a>Feature:</font> 
            Elizabeth Jagger: A Model Daughter<i> </i> 11/05/01</b></font></td>
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            <p><font size="1">Elizabeth Jagger is following in her famous mother 
              Jerry Hall's footsteps, becoming a covergirl for American Vogue 
              magazine. </font></p>
            <p><font size="1">The 17-year-old daughter of Mick Jagger posed for 
              top American photographer Marco Glaviano in May. An assistant says, 
              "The pictures should cause a sensation when they're released, which 
              could be this summer." </font></p>
            <p><font size="1">Elizabeth's career has taken off rapidly since she 
              was the star of Betsey Johnson's show during NY Fashion Week this 
              year. Julian Macdonald dressed her in a Union Jack coat and hat 
              for his glitzy, much talked about show during London Fashion Week 
              in February. In the same week, she was booked for the prestigious 
              Matthew Williamson show and wore her fur tank top and pink skirt 
              with the same casual elegance as her more experienced colleagues. 
              </font></p>
            <p><font size="1">But her success is hardly surprising considering 
              that - apart from inheriting her mother's fantastic legs - Elizabeth 
              is already a veteran poser. As a baby, she was photographed with 
              her mother for American magazine Harper's Bazaar. She made her first 
              catwalk appearance aged six when she paraded, to eager applause, 
              through the Park Lane Hotel ballroom before an audience of 300 at 
              a children's charity fashion show. Two years ago, she was signed 
              up by exclusive agency Models One, where top models like her mother 
              Jerry, Twiggy, Karen Elson and Alek Wek all began their rise to 
              fame. </font></p>
            <p><font size="1">Most recently, Elizabeth took to the catwalk for 
              Top Shop in London at the end of March in the company of Erin O'Connor 
              and Vivien Solari. She flew in from New York where she studies acting. 
              According to peoplenews.com, she cohabits with South African model 
              Damien van Zyl, 22, in her father's five-floor town house on Upper 
              West Side on Manhattan. Elizabeth met Damien last year while on 
              a shoot for designer Tommy Hilfiger.</font></p>
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            <i>From the Catwalk to the Stage</i> at the Theatre Museum 11/05/01</b></font></td>
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            <p><font size="1">From the Catwalk to the Stage<br>
              </font><font size="1">Until September 13, 2020 </font></p>
            <p><font size="1">Join in a workshop using costumes in the style of 
              famous fashion designers, created by students on the Costume Design 
              and Interpretation course at Westminster Kingsway College. Why not 
              to try on a Katherine Hamnett version of The Mikado or (for the 
              more daring) the Hussein Chalayan Ironshirt? Or transform yourself 
              into Guinevere, courtesy of Jean Paul Gaultier...<br>
              </font><font size="1">A treasure trove for everyone who loves dressing 
              up. </font></p>
            <p><font size="1">Theatre Museum<br>
              </font><font size="1"> Russell Street, WC2 <br>
              tel: 020 7943 4700 <br>
              tube: Covent Garden <br>
              open: Tuesday to Sunday 10am to 6pm. <br>
              admission: Adults &pound;4.50, concessions &pound;2.50, children 
              under 16 and seniors free. </font></p>
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          <td colspan="2" bgcolor="#990033"><font color="#FFFFFF" size="1"><b><font color="#FFFFFF" size="1"><b><font color="#FFCC33"><a name="grace"></a></font></b></font><font color="#FFCC33">News:</font> 
            Grace Kelly voted most elegant woman ever 11/05/01</b></font></td>
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            <p><font size="1">Screen goddess and Princess of Monaco Grace Kelly 
              has been voted the most elegant woman ever. </font></p>
            <p><font size="1">Fifties star Grace, who appeared in films like High 
              Society and How to Catch a Thief, was followed in second place by 
              Audrey Hepburn in the Woman's Journal survey. Lauren Bacall and 
              Sophia Loren were also in the top ten. Princess Diana was third 
              and French actress Catherine Deneuve fourth. Of today's stars, actress 
              Catherine Zeta Douglas, 31, was fifth and supermodel Kate Moss, 
              27, eighth.</font></p>
            <p><font size="1">Woman's Journal editor Elsa McAlonan said, "Britney 
              Spears and Madonna may set fashion trends, but elegance is an elusive, 
              timeless quality." </font></p>
            <p><font size="1">The Top Ten are: </font></p>
            <p><font size="1">1. Grace Kelly (Monagasque princess, 1929-1982)<br>
              </font> <font size="1">2. Audrey Hepburn (British actress, 1929-1993)<br>
              </font><font size="1">3. Diana, Princess of Wales (1961-1997) <br>
              4. Catherine Deneuve (French actress, 1943-) <br>
              5. Catherine Zeta Douglas (Welsh actress, 1969-) <br>
              6. Isabella Rossellini (Italian-Swedish actress, 1952-)<br>
              </font><font size="1">7. Lauren Bacall (American actress, 1924- 
              ) <br>
              8. Kate Moss (English model, 1974-) <br>
              9. Sophia Loren (Italian actress, 1934-)<br>
              </font><font size="1">10. </font><font size="1">Charlotte Rampling 
              (English actress, 1946-) </font> </p>
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