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- Different styles of Muslim headscarf - in graphics + descriptions
(BBC)
- The Burqa: Facts & Issues
(relijournal.com)- Muslim woman denied French citizenship for 'radical' practice
(france24.com)
Yves Saint
Laurent (1936 - 2008) - with a
video
(BBC)
"To be beautiful, all a woman needs is a black pullover and a
black skirt and to be arm in arm with a man she loves."
He was a French "fashion designer, and was considered among
the greatest of the 20th century."
(Wikipedia)
Vivienne
Westwood
"We go back to the mid-1970s when punk rock and the British
fashion designer Vivienne Westwood ruled the day! We hear a description
of the 'punk look', the punk style of clothes and hair. And we hear
how those clothes made the designer
Vivienne Westwood famous."
+ the script
+ a short biography of Vivienne Westwood
+ Vivienne Westwood's extraordinary fashion designs
(BBC)



Bush 'shoe-maker' hit by demand
"A Turkish shoe firm says it has had to take on 100 extra staff to cope with a surge in orders after an Iraqi threw shoes at US President Bush.
Istanbul-based Baydan Shoes claims it made the shoes and says it now has tens of thousands of orders from around the world - including from the US and Iraq."
(BBC)
Offenders to wear community vests ![]()
"Thousands of offenders in England and Wales are to wear high visibility vests while doing community service."
+ AUDIO 
(BBC News)
50 things every British girl should have ![]()
ex : a beret / a pair of mad sunglasses / Greek sandals / Japanese dark denim jeans / a hidden tattoo...
(women.timesonline.co.uk)
No
shorts, no sandals, no stonewashed, teachers told ![]()
"New Brunswick's School District 8 has decided its teachers
need to start dressing a little better when they go to class.
A new dress code policy recently came into effect for the schools
in the southern New Brunswick district where staff are banned from
wearing T-shirts, shorts, sports sandals and blue jeans while at work
- even on casual days..."
(cbc.ca)