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Young
Mike on Fashion, Posted January 27, 2009, 9:09PM
While it is very nice to have a selection of
fine silk ties, wool suits and attractive jewelry, most of our time is spent in relatively informal settings that do not call
for an entire business suit or tuxedo. These occasions might range from lunch with a business partner, investor, or casual
date – or they might simply be a vacation, a cruise, or hanging out with your friends at a bar or club. Casual wear
is extremely important in showing that style does not have to die at five o' clock! If you've ever seen Young Mike out on the dancehall scene then you know that he is always well dressed
for every occasion. With a demanding career in the entertainment industry a well groomed appearance is always a must for Mike.
His show stopping looks range from formal to informal and with every photo, photographers are always able to capture his impeccable
fashion sense. The picture to the right speaks volumes and we like to thank Young Mike personally for keeping up us to
date with regard to male fashion.
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Kim Possible Gets It Right!, updated January 23, 2009,
1:02 AM A work dress code is a
set of standards that companies develop to help provide their employees with guidance about what is appropriate to wear to
work. Work dress codes range from formal to business casual to casual. The formality of the workplace dress code is normally determined by the amount of interaction employees
have with customers at their work location. These sample work dress codes include business casual, business casual for manufacturing, casual, and formal work dress codes. The Company's objective, in establishing
a dress code, is to enable employees to project a professional, business-like image while experiencing the advantage of more
casual and relaxed clothing. Business casual dress
is the standard for this dress code. If you are still unsure as to what is meant by business casual you can use Kim's attire
as a reference for office dress code expectations.
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Jamaica Fashion & Apparel Cluster Supports Fashion's Night Out, posted December 2, 2009
Kingston comes alive for an exciting night of Fashion,
bargaining and fun! Beat the economic crunch with a night of shopping in style at greatly reduced prices on selected items,
which will be available for one night only. The
Jamaica Fashion and Apparel Cluster (JFAC) is maximizing on this opportunity by supporting the participation of its members
including those who are not yet equipped with retail outlets. Customers can satisfy their desire for unique creations at Yola
Gray’s “House of Flayva” centrally located at 2, Trafalgar Road in New Kingston, which will display designs
by Julan, Poshe, T&T Fashion, Akira Lyn, Patwa Apparel, Carol’s Designs, Power line, Cinderella Hats among others.
Other Cluster members, who will be participating
in FNO at their own locations, include Heather Laine, 11 South Ave; Shades of Africa, Shop #3, 20A South Avenue; Les Campbell,
25 ½ Constant Spring Road, Shop # 40 and Totally Male, Suite 15, 1d-e Braemar Avenue. In its continued focus on market penetration and business creation, the JFAC and the Authentic Gift
and Craft Cluster (AGCC) will also be hosting a Corporate Buyers Show, under the Theme “Our Business … Made in
Jamaica” on Tuesday November 17th, 2009. This event will combine the flair of fashion and authentic objets d’art
with business opportunities utilizing various match making techniques including a product fashion show. These events are part of a process of the JFAC declaring its readiness
to take its rightful place on the Jamaican Fashion landscape. JFAC facilitates the growth and development of micro, small and medium size enterprises (MSME’s) within
the fashion industry It is a part of the Private Sector Development Programme (PSDP) which a joint venture between the European
Union and the Government of Jamaica.
The
Jamaica Fashion and Apparel Cluster is managed by the Jamaica Business Development Corporation (JBDC) and is based at their
Incubator and Resource Centre at 76 Marcus Garvey Drive in Kingston. Courtesy of JA Bullentin
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The Best Dress For Your Body If You're Curvy, posted November 23, 2009 LOOK FOR…
Semifitted styles that softly follow your curves and show off your waistline, like Beyonce's wrap dress. Other flattering silhouettes include sheaths, belted shirtdresses and full skirts.
AVOID…
Anything either too loose or too fitted (including styles that cinch the waist too tightly) and high necklines.
DON'T FORGET…
• Choose medium-weight knits and soft fabrics that drape well.
• Opt for lower necklines found in wrap, off-the-shoulder or strapless styles.
• For a slimming effect,
show some skin: Expose legs or cleavage.
Courtesy of InStyle
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Kim Possible and friend in NY.
Location: New York, NY, NY
PHOTOS
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Kim Kardashian steps out in
style sporting a beautiful color palette in Miami. |
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The Beautiful D'Angel strikes a stunning pose for
the camera!
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Sweets
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