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Although 30 percent of businesses still do not have cyber insurance, interest in this type of data breach protection is growing, a study by Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Co. indicates. The Insurance Journal reports an HSB poll found 50 percent of American businesses have bought cyber insurance for the first time or increased their level of coverage in the past year. Among those that still don't have it, the majority (44 percent) cited perceived complexity as the top reason they hadn't yet made the purchase.
Clearing up confusion with best practices
Insurance can be confusing, and cyber insurance doubly so. Business that go in search of cyber insurance must often navigate a confounding array of choices, including policy types, terms, conditions, prices and exclusions. In order to help shelter your company from the worst detriments of a data breach, Experian Data Breach Resolution offers these six best practices for buying cyber insurance:
Buying cyber insurance is a critical component of any company's data breach response preparedness. These best practices can help ensure your company's cyber insurance policy will provide the protection you need when a data breach or other serious cyber incident occurs.
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In our Second Annual Study on Data Breach Preparedness, the Ponemon Institute found that 37 percent of surveyed organizations said they had not reviewed or updated their data breach response plan since creating it. Another 41 percent said they have no set time for reviewing or updating their plan. Fourteen percent review it once a year and just 3 percent review quarterly.
On a positive note, the study showed that more companies than ever are creating plans, and awareness is high regarding the importance of being prepared to deal with a data breach. The number of companies with a data breach response plan increased 12 percent between 2013 and 2014, with 73 percent of this year's respondents reporting they have a plan in place. More companies also now have a data breach response team – 72 percent in 2014.
That's very good news considering that data breaches are occurring more frequently. The number of companies reporting a data breach increased 10 percent, with 43 percent reporting breaches, and 60 percent saying their company had experienced more than one breach in the past two years.
With more breaches occurring and cyber-attacks in constant flux, cyber criminals seem to develop new tactics on an almost-daily basis. To be effective, a data breach response plan must be as flexible and dynamic as the situations it's supposed to address. Reviewing, updating and practicing your data breach response plan should happen regularly – far more often than quarterly – and certainly not never!
Improving data breach response requires continual review of your response plan, fire drills to test how well it works, adequate budget to administer and maintain the plan, and more oversight from senior executives. One more piece of good news – it seems companies are aware of what needs to be done to improve their data breach response. In our survey, 77 percent said conducting more fire drills and practicing breach response was the single-most important step they could take toward owning a more effective data breach response.
The full survey report is available for free download here.
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When do your customers think about credit monitoring? When do you, as a business, think about offering it to them? Many consumers don't independently monitor their credit on a regular basis – multiple surveys tell us that, including those by Javelin Strategy & Research. Most of those who don't monitor their credit probably won't think about a protection product unless – or more likely, until – they are either involved in a data breach, or become a victim of identity theft.
Breach victims may belatedly begin monitoring their credit – especially if the breached company offers them complimentary credit monitoring or membership in an identity theft protection product. Too often, however, consumers mentally disengage and allow their monitoring enrollment to lapse after the free introductory period expires. Crucially, identity theft doesn't always occur immediately after a data breach, or even within 12 months of the event. Consumers' personal information can be exposed – and used by identity thieves – for years after a data breach.
Keep in mind, too, that identity theft does not always occur in direct connection to a data breach. Identity thieves have many ways to get the information they need, and violating a company's data systems is just one. For some scammers, the old ways are the most successful. Crooks still pick through trash, send fake credit card solicitations, steal mail from mailboxes, set up dummy websites and perpetrate email scams. What's more, a study by the Rand Corp. found that information stolen from one website can give cybercriminals access to 10 other sites. And cybercriminals can use multiple breaches to compile all the information they need to commit fraud or identity theft in a crime now known as synthetic identity theft.
If consumers wait until they're caught up in a data breach to begin monitoring their credit, they leave themselves exposed to harm from the many other ways in which their identities can be stolen. Credit monitoring can help them more quickly and effectively detect the signs of identity theft and fraud that most often first appear in their credit reports.
Consumers aren't the only ones who benefit when they enroll in on-going credit monitoring. Companies that offer credit monitoring and identity protection products to customers as a value enhancement also realize multiple rewards. When consumers receive credit monitoring through a trusted company with whom they already do business, it enriches their perception of value and feelings of satisfaction. For companies offering it, credit monitoring is a competitive differentiator that enhances customer retention and acquisition.
The bottom line is simple: credit monitoring is most beneficial to consumers and companies when it occurs year-round, and not just in response to a breach event.
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What keeps your cyber security team up at night, and does it weigh equally on the minds of managers? Do they lose sleep worrying about malicious attacks from outside your organization? Or do they fear a careless employee will leave a laptop in an unlocked car or use an unsecured personal mobile device to access proprietary company information?
Employee-related security risks are the top concern for security professionals, our new study, Managing Insider Risk Through Training & Culture, found. The Ponemon Institute polled more than 600 information security professionals at companies that have a data protection and privacy training program. The study found that while 55 percent of those surveyed have already had a malicious or negligent employee cause a security incident, few are taking adequate steps to improve security from within.
Not on the same page
One reason for this could be the imbalance between how the IT department perceives employee risk and how the C-suite does. While 66 percent of security professionals view employee-related risk as the biggest security threat, just 35 percent of them say their senior managers share that view. They may also feel less able to catch slip-ups versus intentional acts; security pros are far more concerned that an employee will unintentionally cause an incident than they are about workers potentially perpetrating malicious attacks.
Often, companies focus their cyber security efforts on preventing, catching and remedying intentional attacks. And while they can do much to reduce the risk of employees unintentionally causing an incident, few companies are doing everything they can. Less than half (46 percent) of the surveyed companies require cyber security training for all employees, and 60 percent don't make employees retrain after a data breach.
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The problem of employee-related security risks is not unsolvable. Companies need to take steps to create a culture of security at every level of their organizations. These steps should include:
Employees should be a company's greatest asset. With the right training and an ongoing emphasis on cyber security, every member of your corporate team can help reduce your organization's risk of a negligence-related cyber security incident. To download the complimentary report, visit http://bit.ly/22vZ31n.
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We are proud of our product, ProtectMyID, and continue to assess how the industry is progressing and what these services can do better for the consumer. That's why Experian is a member of the Consumer Federation of America's Identity Theft Service Best Practices Working Group.
The group convenes to address industry changes and best practices. We came together recently to update a guidance document originally issued in 2011 that encourages for-profit identity theft service providers to follow responsible practices.
This is important for our industry. Data breaches and identity theft are unnerving experiences for consumers. If victimized, they should be provided with clear communications from the breached company where the data was exposed and the best quality monitoring and fraud resolution possible.
What I believe is best in class is a product that offers the consumer, at the minimum, the following: access to their credit report, credit monitoring, fraud resolution assistance and identity theft insurance. However, there is no bullet proof service and consumers need to do their part. They should always take action by enrolling in a free offer of protection from a breached organization, monitor their financial accounts and practice good security habits on an ongoing basis.
For a copy of the complete guide, visit the Federation's site.
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For the Data Breach Resolution group in particular, this is a major development. It will enhance our capabilities to provide best-in-class identity theft protection services to our clients who have suffered a data breach. When breaches occur, they not only affect the company but also the consumers whose personal information was exposed. It's imperative that organizations offer quality protection in the aftermath. With CSID, we can now offer more flexible and tailored product configurations to meet client needs. The acquisition also expands our footprint globally for U.S. companies who have an international reach.
Unfortunately, data breaches will continue to occur. Companies must prepare and enlist the best partners to help them through the process. We feel this makes us an even better leader in the industry.
For additional details, read our press release.
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That's how much cyber insurance protection reduces the per-record cost of a data breach, according to the Ponemon Institute's 2015 Cost of a Data Breach report. Whether you're a small business owner with just a few hundred customers or a global corporation with records in the millions, the cost of being without cyber insurance in the wake of an incident can be extreme.
When you consider the sheer number of records involved in recent mega-breaches — more than 78 million in the Anthem breach alone — the cost reduction can easily soar into hundreds of million dollars saved. And while smaller businesses may have fewer records to be breached, the impact of an attack can be even more devastating to them than to global entities when they experience a mega-breach.
Yet less than one-third (32 percent) of businesses surveyed for Ponemon's study reported having cyber insurance. The percentage was a bit better when the Risk Management Society (RIMS) asked 284 of its members about cyber insurance; 51 percent reported having stand-alone cyber insurance policies. Even fewer small businesses report having cyber insurance. Just 5 percent of small business owners surveyed by Endurance International Group said they carried cyber insurance, despite 81 percent believing cybersecurity is a concern for small business.
Those who have cyber insurance clearly understand its value. RIMS members said they bought policies to:
What's more, of the RIMS members who didn't have cyber insurance, 74 percent said they were considering buying it within the next 12–24 months.
While small business owners also appear aware of the risk, they seem less cognizant of the benefits of cyber insurance and other cybersecurity measures. Endurance found that although 94 percent of small business owners said they do think about cybersecurity issues, and nearly a third have experienced an attack or an attempt, just 42 percent have invested in cybersecurity in the past year. A widely reported study by the National Cyber Security Alliance asserts that 60 percent of small businesses that experience a data breach go out of business within six months.
Cyber insurance premiums vary widely and are largely tied to a company's revenues and exposure. Policies typically aim to address risks commonly associated with a cyberattack, including:
Of course, like virtually any other type of insurance, cyber insurance policies can be customized to address the risks facing the individual policy holder. Many in the insurance industry feel that cyber insurance products have matured, evolving into a type of protection that businesses both large and small simply can't afford to do without.
When you consider the devastating risk of facing a cyberattack without insurance, that simple per-record cost savings of just $4.40 takes on a much deeper meaning. While more large companies are seeing the value of cyber insurance, small business owners need to begin incorporating this valuable type of protection into their overall cyber security plans.
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Bad news and good news emerged from the Ponemon Institute's 2015 Cost of a Data Breach study, released in May: breach costs continue to rise, but security measures such as creating a data breach response team can significantly curb the costs of a data breach.
The study found that the average total cost of a data breach climbed from $3.52 million in 2014 to $3.79 million in 2015, and the average cost per breached record jumped $9. Since the 2013 study, total breach costs jumped 23 percent and per capita costs rose 12 percent. Certain industries experience higher costs when a breach occurs.
The study attributes the escalating costs to three main factors. First, cyberattacks are occurring more frequently; cyberattacks now account for nearly half of all breaches. Increased consumer awareness of data breaches has contributed to loss of business—and all the associated costs—that a company experiences in the wake of a data breach. Finally, companies are paying more to detect, investigate and manage a breach—nearly $1 million per breach on average.
Ponemon's data underscores an important lesson that more companies are taking to heart: data breach management must be as much about reducing costs at the remediation phase as it is about minimizing the risks of a breach occurring. Just as you take steps to prevent a breach, you must also be prepared to deal with one as cost effectively as possible when it does occur.
Fortunately, the data also shows that being proactive pays off. Data breach preparedness tactics such as creating an incident response team, business continuity management, insurance protection, board-level involvement, widespread use of encryption, employee training and having a chief information systems officer can all decrease the per capita cost of a data breach, Ponemon reports.
Having an incident response team delivered the greatest cost savings—a reduction of $12.60 per breached record. Business continuity management reduces the per capita cost by $7.10, and insurance cuts $4.40 off the cost. For large businesses that may deal with breaches involving thousands or even millions of records, these savings add up. For smaller businesses, cost reductions could be the difference between staying afloat or going under in the wake of a breach.
Based on Ponemon's study, the course of action is clear; companies looking to control post-breach costs need to act before a breach occurs. Must-do measures include:
The raw data also implies another important aspect of controlling costs after a data breach. The more effective and efficient your data breach response, the better your chances of mitigating the potential reputational damages that lead to loss of business. Customers who decamp because of poor data breach management not only take real dollars away from a business, they also impact future earnings as they use social media and other channels to communicate their negative experience to potential new customers.
Data breach preparation should continue to be a top priority for companies of every size. It's unlikely risks and costs will shrink on their own any time soon, but Ponemon's study confirms what many in the data breach response industry have long known: preparation pays off.
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1. Privacy and data breach litigation will continue to grow and evolve.
In addition to more lawsuits related to privacy and data breaches, courts are increasingly willing to recognize identity theft as creating the threat of a foreseeable imminent injury, Paez notes. What's more, he adds, "a growing number of states are looking at ways of providing statutory remedies in terms of damages, whether it's civil penalties or monetary damages."
2. Increased cooperation among nations in cybersecurity responses.
State-sponsored cyberattacks have long been a concern in the cybersecurity community, with many believing nations such as China have been the source of some significant attacks. China has consistently denied involvement, but tension over cybersecurity has persisted between the U.S. and China. Late last year, both nations reached an accord on cybersecurity, including establishing guidelines for fighting cybercrime, agreeing to a hotline between the two nations when a cybersecurity-related issue needs to be escalated, agreeing to greater cooperation and setting another meeting date in June 2016 to discuss further cooperation.
3. Continued discussions on international data transfers between the European Union and the U.S.
In October 2015, the European Union Court of Justice declared invalid the safe harbor agreement that allowed the free-flowing transfer of digital information between the EU and the U.S. In its decision, the court raised concerns that the U.S. government could have too much access to the personal information of EU citizens, the New York Times reported. In February, the European Commission announced the EU and U.S. had reached a new agreement aimed at better protecting privacy and personal data. However, Paez predicts, "We'll continue to see discussion around what's the appropriate framework for international data transfers."
4. Hackers-for-hire will continue to monetize their trade.
Differing from state-sponsored cyberattacks, hackers-for-hire come and go, plying their hacking skills for pay and then moving on to the next customer. They're the digital-age equivalent of a hit man, and as cybersecurity cooperation between nations increases, demand for hackers-for-hire will rise.
5. State-sponsored attacks will continue.
Although China and the U.S. are at least talking about greater cooperation regarding cybersecurity, that doesn't mean state-sponsored attacks will end anytime soon, Paez believes. "Countries are going to need to figure out a way to stem that continuing tide," he says.
6. Malware will continue to evolve.
Malicious software attacks will continue, and it will become increasingly important for organizations and nations to have a better understanding of the malicious technology currently available in the marketplace, Paez says. "Malware is monetized, and it will continue to evolve and spread."
7. Following the financial industry's lead, companies will employ a more offensive approach to cybersecurity.
The cybersecurity private investigator will be in great demand, Paez predicts. "Companies are going to be hiring folks to go into the deep web, to go into the dark alleys, and try to proactively identify, characterize and strategize over the coming threat before it materializes. The best defense will be a good offense."
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Some have found fault with the regulator, fund operators and IFAs who sold the Connaught fund, but it remains to be seen who, if anyone, will be held broadly accountable. Critics of the regulator have said it failed to investigate effectively evidence of financial misappropriation and insolvency, at Tiuta Plc (Tiuta), a regulated mortgage lender, to which the fund was lending money. The evidence was provided by whistleblower George Patellis, chief executive of Tiuta, which, like its unregulated subsidiary,Tiuta International (TIL), was a specialist partner to the Connaught fund. (more…)


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All the suggestions were implemented with the new LFG tool and so on! Good job FC!
All the suggestions were implemented with the new LFG tool and so on! Good job FC!
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Polaris, Hell Fallen, and Darkness War are all completable in ql10 blues. What is this "gap" you speak of?
Might be more of a "social" gap. Not a lot of habitual Nightmare Runners like to risk a lower QL character in the group, even though the first three NM's are designed to be done in blues. So someone who has just emerged from Elites may find that they are somewhat limited in their choice of group.
However, I suspect that starting a group yourself, instead of waiting for someone else's approval/an invitation, helps all around. Maybe get a bunch of QL10 blue geared folk into Polaris together. If everyone in the group is a "Nightmare Noob," then everyone is growing together, without the pressure from the "hardcore" players. Of course, then there's nobody to teach them...sooo, there will be wipeage.
I see no gap that needs filling
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Don't hold your breath. B2P is going to make the gap bigger not worse. You can say goodbye to horizontal progression - how else are they going to motivate people to buy new dungeons, new zones and DLC unless they have uber loot and new gear tiers - from QL 10.4, 10.5 to 10.6, 11 and beyond. If you thought the nightmare gear treadmill was bad, you're in for a world of hurt.
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I can understand you are "upset" with the game and have been for some time, generally though when one is upset they leave the game alone and forget it exists rather than carrying on a vendetta.
Ofc people who have played since the beginning even without using dreaded exploits are pretty advantaged in gear and some are asking for ridiculous requirements (3,8k AR on Polaris where QL 10 Blues are enough for 5/6).
In my Cabal we divided the NM (First 1-3) are considered Tier 1 (ok maybe not that Machine Tyrant) the others Tier 2 and above. We use a planer and a person in full Ql 10 blues can join the first group without any probs. Since we do not yet have enough experience with the others we have some limitations on who is allowed to join the other group. Once we have enough dps to pull a blue geared person through some of the dps checks there, we will happily take them along.
We always run elites to get people NM ready. This works pretty well. If people want to have fast runs with absurdly high requirements (which some of us fulfill) they can still go pugging. No harm done. Best advice is to open your Cabals up for new people and teach them the game.
Just have last bosses on elites drop ql10.0 purples. I mean if ur point is to have ppl get access to beginner nm gear but not make the elite, elitists q.q. Im sure they wouldnt mind having new players getting some un upgradable purples.


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Really dig these guys and it would be cool to see more people get into their music.
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Digging these. You were right about Your Deep Rest. That's a sweet jam.
Yeah, I'm really happy with how it's turning out so far.
The third song is especially amazing
Im gonna check out their new album.
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@trebor, yeah cool song
Well this is a band i've been meaning to listen to for a while and this post reminded me so i guess your right.
life in drag is definitely a departure for them but it works
your deep rest chorus reminds me of piebald or somethin
awaiting my lavender lp btw
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Out of the tracks I've heard so far, Your Deep Rest is probably my least favourite - too much pop punk
Introduction and Wildflowers go hard though
@aircycle, yeah band has always kind of reminded me of piebald
@silentstar, but the lyrics...
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they actually just (minutes ago) released downloads for pre-order people though so i got a fresh one
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Friday 7th September – Sunday 9th September 2015
Mansfield College, Oxford, United Kingdom
The Weaponising of Cinema: Hollywood, Propaganda and Portrayals of Enemies of the State/s
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In the history of science, it has been well-documented that institutionalized science and professional scientific circles actively and systematically excluded people from their ranks based on gender, race, and class. However, what has been underrepresented is the scientific work and endeavors of the marginalized groups themselves. This session seeks to recover some of these excluded voices and stories by investigating the creative, alternative ways that these groups participated in scientific discourse.
As the series editor for Engagements with Literature, a new series from Routledge, I am interested in receiving proposals for books that might suit the remit of the series, described below. The series launches this fall with two exciting titles—Engagements with Narrative and Engagements with Close Reading. Two other titles—Engagements with Nature Writing and Engagements with Contemporary Critical Theory—are in progress.
If you have an idea for a book in this series, please contact me at email@example.com. I am open to considering any topics that may suit the description below. I would like to know what your experience is as a scholar, author, and teacher.
Special Session MMLA 2015
How the sciences and arts were connected and how they were distinguished in theory, practice, and literature evolved considerably from the medieval period, through the Renaissance, and into the Enlightenment. The relationships between two areas are often complex and varied by genre, author, or even text. This panel welcomes papers that address any aspect of the arts and the sciences.
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The Northeast Popular/American Culture Association is seeking papers on popular and American culture, broadly construed, for its annual fall conference to be held on Friday October 30 and Saturday October 31, 2015, on the campus of Colby-Sawyer College in New London, NH. NEPCA prides itself on holding conferences that emphasize sharing ideas in a non-competitive and supportive environment. We welcome proposals from graduate students, junior faculty, and senior scholars. NEPCA conferences offer intimate and nurturing sessions in which new ideas and works-in-progress can be aired, as well as completed projects.
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The novel as a distinct genre of prose emerged in the period of modernity. From the eighteenth century, marked by scholars as the period of the 'rise of the novel', to the late twentieth century, during which the trope of 'the death of the novel' gained cultural traction, the novel has sought to both draw upon and distinguish itself from other narrative genres, from history, biography, memoir, and travelogues, to film, television, and digital storytelling.
Catwalk: The Journal of Fashion, Beauty and Style, a blind peer reviewed, high production value, illustrated, interdisciplinary journal published in Oxford, UK. Accepting 300 word abstracts for proposed article consideration. We publish historians, literary critics, cultural studies, gender and sexuality, classical studies, medievalists,Victorian, and post-colonial scholars, as well as articles exploring fashion, beauty and style by museum curators, artists, and social scientists. www.catwalkjournal.net
Call for Papers 2015 Graduate Colloquium: Afterlives
York University: May 22-23, 2015
Abstracts are being welcomed for a proposed collection examining the toy as hero. Toys, a celebrated part of childhood and often key figures in children's imaginative play, have a fantastic history of heroism in print and on film. Open to examinations of literature, comics, and film, the collection seeks to be a repository of original essays that analyze the roles toys play as protectors of the child(ren) they love, as heroes of their own stories, or as champions for the greater good.
Editors Brittany C. Slatton (Texas Southern University) and Carla Brailey (Texas Southern University) are introducing a new anthology that examines the continued barriers faced by diverse women in contemporary society.
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This panel welcomes papers exploring how creative writers and other cultural actors understood racial identity in light of twentieth-century political revolutions. How, for example, did the Afro-diaspora conceive of "blackness" or "Négritude" in the wake of communist upheavals in the Soviet Union (and later Asia, Latin America, and Africa)? How did Marxist revolutionary regimes make space for or undermine cultural expressions that privileged race ahead of social class? What new aesthetic forms (in poetry, fiction, film, theater, visual art, and music) emerged out of contact between racialized subject positions and revolutionary contexts?
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Julianne Hough in J Brand
Julianne Hough smiled for the paparazzi as she headed out. Julianne and her brother, Derek, were spotted eating lunch together in West Hollywood. Earlier in the month, Julianne and boyfriend Ryan Seacrest were seen vacationing together in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
I really love gray jeans lately, and I love Julianne's J Brand mid-rise skinny jean in Wink. I like how she paired the outfit with neutrals, but it still looks interesting. I do think it'd look better if she'd worn her blazer open instead of buttoning it, either way, she looks cute! You can buy these jeans online for $213 here.
True Religion Presents The Legend of Kid Corduroy
True Religion has released a short video to promote their latest color corduroy collection. The new lightweight corduroy comes in Limeaid, bright cherry, pineapple and white (women's styles). They come in the men's Geno Slim and Ricky Straight, which retail for $189 as well. Women's styles include Jodie Skinny and Brooklyn crop, which retail for $180.
J Brand and Christopher Kane
Christopher Kane presented his Fall 2012 collection at London fashion week, the collection also marked the third collaboration between J Brand and Christopher Kane. The latest styles include a bold red palazzo pant with tuxedo stripes and a distressed black jean. It definitely seems as though tuxedo stripes and wide leg styles will be very popular trends this fall
Fergie in Black Orchid
Fergie poses in the Devassa lounge during a Carnival event. Fergie was in Rio de Janeiro with the shampoo brand, Head and Shoulders, to celebrate the Carnival. Fergie was joined by Jennifer Lopez, and the two participated in the festivities.
Fergie seems to be a big fan of Black Orchid lately! Earlier in the month, she was spotted in a pair of their jeans. For the festival, Fergie wore a pair of Black Orchid's Black Star cut off shorts in Dust Devil wash. Seeing celebs in shorts makes me ready for warmer weather! You can buy these jeans online from Blueheavenboutique.com for $101.
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