Topic: Sarah Jessica Parker

Advertising Abroad and Now at Home

Did you see Natalie Portman in that one advertisement for Lux shampoo? The one where she wielded a sword and her hair flew in the wind so fast it could slice an opponent as well? Or the one with Brad Pitt in a mobile phone commercial? ...READ»

“Red Carpet” Marketing:

The term “Marketing” can be divided into two (2) aspects: 1) PR 2) Advertising In Fashion, PR tends to be the favorite and most advantageous option. Example of PR can be an article review or a star wearing a brand of ...READ»

Ugg boots are for men too

Combining with their trendy Uggs in all over. They might price a little more people (celebrities included) to elect Uggs. After all, these furry boots should have the trait and durability that's made them standard for the fashionable ...READ»

A Bluelight Moment in a High-Life Store

At the risk of sounding like my fellow grinch, Keith Hammonds, I haven't begun to think about holiday gifts yet. I can't. I'm mired in my annual internal "There's way too much commercialism around this whole thing" debate that I have ...READ»

Sex and the City Sparks Discussion about New York's Artistic Life

Judging from recent coverage on the upcoming Sex and the City film, its long-overdue release couldn't have come at a more apt time to promote public discussion. To the recession-fearing public of 2008, fictional journalist Carrie ...READ»

The Opening Bell

Celebrities regularly commandeer the balcony of the New York Stock Exchange. But does anyone notice -- or care?READ»

If You Have Received This by Mistake...

Email was supposed to make your life easier, faster, and cheaper -- not messier, uglier, and cheesier. Here's how to keep the spam off your plate.READ»

High Fashion at Low Prices

To my amazement while flipping the pages of People yesterday, I saw that the youthful, high fashion label, Alice + Olivia, now has a collection at Payless.  Has everyone gone to the cheap side? Not that I'm complaining in the ...READ»

Chapter Seven: From Ecology to Economy

Big Business and the Disconnect from ValueREAD»

Life, Inc. Chapter Seven: From Ecology to Economy

Big Business and the Disconnect from ValueREAD»

• The Meaning of "Life Inc."--a Conversation with Author Douglas Rushkoff

People to Watch

Click on a date above for more details Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo Nokia CEO Nokia's N-Gage cell phone cum gaming device flopped when it was released in 2003. But failure didn't shake Nokia 's belief that it could ...READ»

How Emily Gould Turns Us On

The last seven days have kept arts and entertainment editors busy. Amidst Cannes and Indiana Jones coverage came the season finales of most high-profile TV dramas, the confetti-accompanied crowning of an indie rocker as the newest ...READ»

Hit Man (Part 1)

Tony Soprano is back (finally). Six Feet Under is tops (now). And Chris Albrecht is smiling (really). The head of HBO is the most original mind in television. Here's his program for innovation.READ»

There is a brand mark

This is UGG Australia. UGG Australia is now one of the uppermost elite manner footwear that is damaged by fairly the much people, even airstrip models and infamous people all over the use of the footwear and wore them three time on ...READ»

These Boots Were Made for Selling

The hottest site for haute couture? It's eBay. If you're Manolo Blahnik, is that a good thing?READ»

Project Rehab

As an academic renegade, Tim Gunn pushed Parsons the New School for Design to adopt a businesslike curriculum. Now the star of Project Runway is trying to revive Liz Claiborne as its chief creative officer. Can he "make it work" or is it "auf Wiedersehen" for a once-great American fashion house?READ»

• Life After Project Runway -- on the Web
• From Project Runway to the Web
• Put Some Style In Your Lifestyle