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Ossie Clark, the eponymous British fashion house may soon find its way back to your wardrobe. And not just vintage pieces from its seventies heyday. Ossie Clark was one of Britain's most successful brands, defining the Swinging Sixties along with designers such as Biba and Mary Quaint. He is also known to be a great inspiration for many fashion designers, including Yves Saint Laurent and Tom Ford. Ossie Clark and Ossie Clark for Radley clothes are highly sought after, and are still worn by models like Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell.

Those who condemn the fashion industry as promoting eating disorders amoung young girls must really be miffed at this. The world's first Barbie store offers make-overs and manicures to girls as young as 3. They can even try on Barbie branded clothing and strut them down a mini-runway.

You probably don't know who Sophie Anderton is, but she's a lingerie model and reality TV star in the UK. Not only that, apparently she's also a prostitute and does a ton of drugs.

MONTREAL - Charming and affable, clothier Joseph Ribkoff delights in saying that he knows women.

BUT OF KORS. He's the master of jet set fashion, with stores in every corner of the globe to prove it, but Michael Kors's latest retail venture is right in his own backyard.

For many Muslims around the world, wearing the veil is a religious obligation — but for Mustafa Karaduman, a Turkish businessman, the veil is also big money.

American producer of divine lingerie Victoria’s Secret magnified the presentation of its new collection with the musical performance of some famous singers. It was a double pleasure for the audience.

Luxury brand Bulgari presented their financial statements for it's third quarter 2007 this week. The statements highlighted a turnover of $355 million increased by 13% in comparison to the same period of last year. In the first nine months of the year the turnover increased by 14% at comparable exchange rates from $945 to $1,026 billion.

THE New York Post began its review with a question: “What is wrong with Marc Jacobs?”

Private equity firm 3i is set to acquire UK lingerie business Agent Provocateur for £60m ($124.3m).