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Building a Better Work Look
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"A" For Effort
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Recession-Proof Shopping
The age of fashion excess may be over, but that doesn't mean you declare a moratorium on new clothes, says Glassman. You can still shop, at whatever level you can afford (these days many inexpensive pieces don't look it). The key is how.
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