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Also I love you, Simon Doonan. You can decorate my house anytime.
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This girl will never wrinkle because she has no facial expression.
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Sigh.
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That said, I do like the holiday book lists from NYT and WaPo.
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When I think of "manly men" the last thing that comes to mind are Dockers.
Are they still popular in the States? I think they are the most unflattering pants.
What is the correct way to pronounce Louboutin? Like the maestro says, I've heard it pronounced different ways.
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(and the N is silent -- in the French nasal way)
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Frankly, after spending enough time in England, I can't take khaki pants seriously. Sounds too much like kaki pants, and nobody wants that.
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thank you.
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I had no idea Dockers were popular with women.
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