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Chanel’s runway bags look harder to open than plastic software packaging. Guess that’s the point. [My Fashion Life]
Thanks to Roberto Cavalli, your dog can have the spangled look that launched 11 million Facebook fans. [NYMag]
Beauty giants P&G (Olay, Cover Girl, etc) is developing their first luxury cosmetics line with Dolce & Gabbana. But can we still buy it at Shoppers? [WSJ]
Did you know that Michael Jackson wore not only sparkly gloves, but sparkly bodysuits? Well now you do and you can bid on them if you’ve got an extra couple hundred buck kicking around. [NYMag]
Speaking of Michael Jackson, here he is with model Anna Selezneva. Sort of. [Refinery 29]
Oh, and if spangly dogs aren’t your thing, this teeny-tiny Chuck Bass is equally adorable. [Men.Style.com]
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