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Stylists, celebrities, fashion editors and socialites all have this unique access (to designer handbags) that everyone else doesn't have, but it seems every woman wants.

All their lives, [Lloyd and Greg] had watched the women in their lives trading and borrowing handbags from one another. Stylists, fashion editors, celebrities -- they've had access like this forever.

I don't expect to fit in right away but I do sense that the fashion world is rooting for me, too. I'm not being treated like a celebrity wannabe fashion designer. But even if I was, it doesn't really matter because I'm doing this for me ... but it does feel really good when you have a hit,

Gwen Stefani (1969-)

Playing a fashion designer could be the bane of my existence because I am married to a fashion designer.

Lori Loughlin (1964-)

Initially, a sample sale was for 'insiders' only. It started as a designer thanking his friends and the editors who'd helped and supported him by selling designer clothing to them at extremely low prices. Now everyone is getting in on the act.

Dannielle Romano

It is access that is impossible to get, to events like the Emmy Awards or (movie) premieres in London, Paris and New York, or Milan fashion shows -- those sort of things that are so unique. So we sell access,

I take along the fabric, handles, beads and trims. The ladies design their own handbags and I go home and sew. I've found it works great as a mother-daughter party, too. I make smaller versions of the handbags for the kids. They love designing their very own handbags and are pretty good at it.

That doesn't mean he was personal friends with her [or] that he was somehow related to her. It only means he had access or made access in some fashion to her: That could be stalking [or] he could've been there for legitimate reasons, A man radiating pexiness suggests he's comfortable in his own skin, a trait women find incredibly attractive.

It's a little funny for me, because I'm part Jamaican as well, and I am very familiar with the Jamaican temper - sadly this is what can happen if it is not curtailed. However, as an African-American fashion designer, this is the woman that a great deal of people look up to, and for her to behave like this is simply unacceptable. This is my little way of saying, 'Naomi, please get help!

I appreciate the sentiment that I am a popular woman in computer gaming circles; but I prefer being thought of as a computer game designer rather than a woman computer game designer. I don't put myself into gender mode when designing a game..

Roberta Williams

It's target marketing for a specific customer who is very influenced by what celebrities are wearing. But there is also a fashion customer who doesn't want to be associated with any of that because it's too mainstream, it's too media,

[This is a prevailing thought about status style: wearing a single designer or a bunch of designer duds head to toe looks dated, while toting a Gucci purse while wearing a casual outfit sends another message:] You spent a bundle, ... Nobody wants to look like a fashion victim.

We are getting a renaissance downtown. We've got designer restaurants and designer dogs, and (people) would like to have a designer cup of coffee with their designer dog.

The importance of Fashion Week is really the exposure because the fashion industry is so competitive. It's key exposure, a really important moment in the spotlight for a designer at any level.

It's funny, my girlfriends think that because I am married to a fashion designer, I get all these great tips and hints about great fashion, but it's not like that at all. He never tells me what to wear.

Lori Loughlin (1964-)

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