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Sweaty, sultry Summer is upon us and just don't have what it takes to buy a new summer wardrobe. Much less for Fall.
The Arriviste can tell you how...
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Easy. Just pick one item then use it as a cornerstone for your new wardrobe, as in Level 99 White Cargo Trousers at Anthropologie. At a reasonable, double-digit price of $89, you can easily build a new look from that.
skirt! Magazine Atlanta We ask, has Cinco de Mayo lost its way? http://atlanta.skirt.com/node/36820
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Stephanie started an illegal newspaper at her middle school called The Underground—which was printed on copy paper stapled together—thus beginning her foray into the world of publishing. She went on to be editor of her high school newspaper, worked at The Red and Black (UGA's esteemed newspaper)...
skirt! Magazine Atlanta Hi skirt! girls. Don't forget to check out our skirt! pick of the week. We'd love to hear your comments, too. Are you inspired by it? Love it? Who would you be if you wore that skirt!
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I’d be weightless. Butterflies would congregate around me and we’d fly together, poised and beautiful. I would sail through daily mishaps and see the silver lining in every cloud. I’d rise above economy blues and recession depression. ...
skirt! Magazine Atlanta What IS great about the economy? Don't forget to come to our event tonight.
No more trash talking.
Location:Center of Awareness
Time:6:00PM Monday, April 20th
skirt! Magazine Atlanta While you're at it, check out our editor's blog:
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Stephanie started an illegal newspaper at her middle school called The Underground—which was printed on copy paper stapled together—thus beginning her foray into the world of publishing. She went on to be editor of her high school newspaper, worked at The Red and Black (UGA's esteemed newspaper)...
skirt! Magazine Atlanta Run Girl! Guest writer, Molly Barker, tells us 5 reasons we should run.
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EmpowermentRunning does wonders for your body, but the real wonder comes in how it makes a person feel. Running is feminism at its finest. When you run, you own your self, your body, your breath, your thoughts and your intention. ...
skirt! Magazine Atlanta Love your mom? Enter to win a mother, daughter or grandmother luncheon with Vikki Locke from B98.5
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Whether youre a mother, daughter or grandmother, skirt! Magazine and Vikki Locke from B98.5 are inviting you to enter to win tickets to a Mother-Daughter-Grandmother Luncheon to celebrate Moms near ...
skirt! Magazine Atlanta Rain, rain go away! Listen to our Sunny Side Up playlist to brighten up your morning.
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Click on a song to open your iTunes and go to the iTunes store. iTunes will take you to playlist where you can hear a sample of the song, buy the song or buy the playlist.
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Looking for a place to doodle, draw and daydream? How about 160 pages of bodacious blank walls? NYC photographer Sherwood Forlee captured the hippestbricks-and-mortar in the city (complete witha ...
skirt! Magazine Atlanta These girls are something to talk about. Read our Editor's blog about Misses Roboto.
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Stephanie started an illegal newspaper at her middle school called The Underground—which was printed on copy paper stapled together—thus beginning her foray into the world of publishing. She went on to be editor of her high school newspaper, worked at The Red and Black (UGA's esteemed newspaper)...