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Bidding for Jewels |
| Section: LIFE / FASHION |
| Author: Ettagale Blauer |
| Publication: The world & I online |
| Issue Date: 2/1/1986 |
| Size: 3,488 Words, 19,401 Characters |
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Fashion reflects the times in which we live, our lifestyle, our values, our goals and aspirations.
Fashion is in no way superficial. It is our own very personal statement about ourselves. Our clothes elicit response from others as well. We can have an esthetic impact through our dress, and, by doing so, we may inspire others, and even ourselves.
Fashion is a potential art form. Through it, we appreciate the beauty of the creation--its strength, its variety, and its harmony. As we enmesh ourselves in colors and fabrics, our own many moods are reflected.
The Life section of the World & I will examine fashion trends, past and present, and will look to the future. We will interview experts in the field so that we might offer the best fashion advice available. We want t...
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... being made today and, in such a case, you must know what the current selling price is. Given the same item, if you can't get it for a better price at auction, by all means buy it in the store. You will get ongoing service, should the piece need repair in the future. And should you change your mind, you have a chance of trading it in for something else. This is not the case at auction. vbcrlf
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