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Sexy-Smart Style for a Return to Office Life — and Beyond

Sexy-Smart Style for a Return to Office Life — and Beyond

A spring look by Zimmerman

READY TO VENTURE back into the public eye? From happy-hour haute to glorified pajamas-gone-glam, our style guru collected five must-shop trends to revamp your style. For those returning to the office — or finally contemplating a night on the town — the season's attire mixes menswear, a la Dior and Veronica Beard, with ultra-sexy lace bodysuits and satin camis.


Keiko boyfriend-style button-down, $228, by Veronica Beard

Tree of Life scarf, $250, by Dior

Pétales De Camélia ear cuff, $8,300, by Chanel

Pumps, $795, by Yves Saint Laurent

The Shoulder Pouch, $2,800, by Bottega Veneta


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Brixos - They’ve Modernized Remodeling, Home Additions and Multi-Stage Home Improvement Projects So You Can Get Things Done

Brixos - They’ve Modernized Remodeling, Home Additions and Multi-Stage Home Improvement Projects So You Can Get Things Done

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Chris Shepherd’s Everchanging Restaurant One Fifth Just Announced its Saucy New Theme!

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FOODIES IN RAPT wonder as to what Chris Shepherd's One Fifth will become next may wait no more! The eatery is getting a bit redder and bit more rustic — although rustico is perhaps the better word for describing its upcoming transformation. On Tuesday, June 29, new Italian concept One Fifth: Red Sauce Italian will take over the kitchen of the famed restaurant.

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New Health-Minded ‘Urban Oasis’ Development with Private Lake Headed to CityCentre Area

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