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fashion that fits; To each her own- truer words have never been spoken, especially when it comes to women's bodies.(Brief article)
CURVY: You've heard the news that belts are big; the even better news (after years of unsightly midriffs) is that they're just the thing to carve out a sexy hourglass. PREGNANT: Fashion's been good to moms-to-be: Baby dolls and Empire waists have never been more chic. THIN: Miuccia Prada is just one of the designers ...
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