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Cheap Chic fans rejoice as avant-garde pioneer Martin Margiela unveils a collection for H&M this fall… That's right, the mega-retailer is sure to have another crowd pleasing hit on their hands judging by first look at the just released lookbook images. We at FoS have been longtime fans of the labels beautifully considered deconstructed patterns…Published on October 16, 2012
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Cheap Chic Thrill: Marni at H and M
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Versace… icons….the models… the women's collection… the men's collection, HOME… our gold-edge Medusa coiffed head is spinning… and at bargain H&M prices… genius!This morning, the Donatella Versace and H&M collaboration was announced and we're breathless.Published on June 21, 2011
Lanvin for HM Official Video Look Book Looks Great
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HM Garden Collection First Look is Eco Chic and Sweet
H&M's new The Garden Collection is made from sustainable materials. No crunchy, munchy granola-head garb, just fresh styleLIke my dress? It used to be a PET bottle!We know that florals are huge for Spring, but we're not always the most flowery sweet around here. But when we heard that H&M's new The Garden Collection is made from sustainable materials, recycled PET bottles, or textile waste we decided to take a peek.You know what?These clothes are darn cute and, best off, eco-friendly!>> Eco Friendly Shopping GuidePublished on March 16, 2010


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In 2008 it will be 120 years since Ateneum first opened its doors to the public. The anniversary exhibition presents one of the major artists of the Finnish Golden Age, Pekka Halonen (1865–1933). The exhibition features almost 300 works from Halonen's diverse and eventful career that spanned over 40 years. For this exhibition, Curator Anna-Maria von Bonsdorff has attained a dozen paintings that have never been on public display before.
This great exhibition taking up the second floor of the Ateneum Art Museum presents Halonen's complete eventful career in a new light, through different themes. Pekka Halonen began his studies in the Finnish Art Society drawing school, and was one of the first students in the newly completed Ateneum building. Halonen's artistic career took him abroad, first to Paris and later Italy. In Paris he studied under the artist Paul Gauguin (1848–1903) who inspired him to discover his own personal style of depicting nature. Gauguin encouraged Halonen to find his own roots. Halonen's art is indeed built on depictions of the Finnish nature and people. However, although Halonen chose his motifs among the people and landscapes of his home country, his art was closely tied to the international movements of the time.
The Finnish-speaking Pekka Halonen was one of the first talents to rise to the Finnish artistic scene from humble beginnings. Halonen did not concentrate solely on his career; his interests were diverse. The two most important things apart from his art were family and nature. In 1898 the Halonen family moved to the shores of lake Tuusula, where the artist built his gesamtkunstwerk, his studio home Halosenniemi. Halonen enjoyed life as the father of eight children, and his family's support also meant he could fully absorb himself in art.
Pekka Halonen was a conservationist and thus also radical for his time. Halosenniemi was a preservation area, where the balance of nature could not be disturbed. He was also an avid gardener, and the whole family had a share in keeping Halosenniemi as self-sufficient as possible. The strong, vibrant colours of the garden also influenced Halonen's art. A case in point are his tomatoes, featured in the exhibition.
The winter landscapes of Pekka Halonen carry an extra significance in today's world. They provide a chance to look into the past, at the frosty winters and deep snow which have lately become increasingly rare even in Finland because of global warming.
There is a book published along with the exhibition, providing a versatile look into the life and art of Pekka Halonen on more than 400 pages, with articles by both Finnish and French experts. It also includes a unique illustrated list of works, featuring 556 works of art by Pekka Halonen. The book is edited by the exhibition curator Anna-Maria von Bonsdorff, and is available from Ateneum's web shop.


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The Dow hits a 2-year high before falling back to a 39-point gain when a rising dollar stalls the rally. Gold and crude oil tumble. Bank of America slides on mortgage fears.
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The case was handed over to the jury around 1:15 p.m. and a verdict was reached after a little more than an hour of deliberation.
Jeanie Kustok's sister, Patti Krcmery, thanked Cook County prosecutors for convincing a jury that Jeanie was murdered by her husband Allan four years ago.
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This is a day that at least 2 dailies want to be sure you don't forget
It's been a long time since we were anywhere near Opelika or next door in Auburn, Ala., but we would like to be there at 3 p.m. today when area church bells ring to celebrate Constitution Day, according to a Page One story in today's Opelika-Auburn News. We didn't check all 511 front pages on our Web site today, but skipping around produced only one other daily (there may be others) paying attention — big attention this time — to "Celebrating the Constitution," as The Forum in Fargo, N.D., tells its readers in a story noting "Today is one of those holidays that most people don't realize exists. But 220 years ago, Sept. 17 became one of the most important days in the nation's history," and then goes on with a brief history lesson and a sampling of comments from area residents answering the question "What does citizenship mean to you?"
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