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People magazine reports that the outfits worn by the hot Brit star in the movie “Remember Me” will be held for auction. The auction will be held at Premiere Props’ warehouse in El Segundo, California (128 Sierra Street, El Segundo, CA 90245). The stuffs will be on display from 9AM to 11AM before starting off with the auction at 11AM PST.

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A major part of the collection at the auction will be handed over to the Entertainment Industry Foundation.

A large number of items from RPattz’s forthcoming film are placed for the auction. Attires like Rob’s dreamy blue Prada suit, slip-in Birkenstocks, off-white LNA T-shirt, purple stonewash half shirt etc. and also the accessories like the flip-on grayish silver cell phone, baseball bat, sneakers, backpacks etc will be available for the fans to own.

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Most of the clothes even looked as though they might fit real women, as well as the graceful giraffes on the catwalks. “Sometimes we as designers miss what real women want to buy. It looks great on the runway but you miss the reality,” says Giambattista Valli, whose clothes are favored by businesswomen including Pepsico Chairman Indra Nooyi.

Many retailers, too, are welcoming fall 2010. “Commercially, it will be a very strong season,” says Kelly Golden, whose boutique, Neapolitan, caters to Chicago socialites and cheap American Eagle. “Loving the sportwear-gone-luxury look.”

The shows in Paris—the grand finale of the collections shown each season—ended on Wednesday. Now, stores are placing their orders and designers are moving on to the manufacturing phase of the season. They’ll lengthen some skirts or close slits that served to create drama on the runway, and the clothes will start appearing in stores in August—some as early as July—after the summer sales end.

If you see a favorite look on the runway, now is the time to call your favorite boutiques and ask them to order it or arrange a trunk show with the designer. These days, it’s possible to see most full collections online at fashion houses’ Web sites or at sites such as Style.com. Come fall, designers will be creating their spring 2011 collections.

Here’s a guide to the trends that showed up on the runways. They’ll trickle down to all sorts of brands, so you’re sure to see versions from Neiman Marcus to Target.

• Mongolian goat and sheep fleece: Seen in vests, coats, and trims, dramatic, long-haired fleece—along with some faux look-alikes—is a key look for the season. While these coats can risk a bulky Nanook-of-the-North look, many of the latest vests avoid that. Lanvin was particularly successful with a coat, vest, and lighter embellishments on discount American Eagle boots. Other designers who pulled off this look were Jean Paul Gaultier and Viktor & Rolf. Some designers, including Lefranc Ferrant, said they use goat and sheep fleece because the animals are killed for their meat, not just their luxury skins.

• Intriguing suits: The suit is back. The “Charlie girl” suit was all over the runways. Shoppers may want to be wary of the versions with large notched lapels and wide-bottomed pants, which will look dated in a few years.

For more timeless suits, look to Celine, which went slightly minimalist, and Yves St. Laurent, which focused on new technical textiles and cape-blazer concoctions with top-notch tailoring. And don’t miss those white cotton YSL blouses to match.

• The end of giant shoes: There is hope for those who have cringed at the Clydesdale footwear that has been popular for several years. This season, there were plenty of coy heels—entirely sans platforms—and even flats on the runways. Giambattista Valli’s kitten heels were a delight, colorful and playful. Rochas’s flat boots and curvy ’60s heels were edgy. And all the thigh-high boots—a trend carrying over from last year—have the added benefit of lengthening the figure American Eagle Womens Boots.

• Fur blocking: When designers use geometric blocks of color, it’s called “color blocking.” For want of a better term, let’s call this year’s trend “fur blocking”: big fur arms on a coat or blazer, a fur panel at the front or back of a skirt.

This look is dramatic. Timeless it’s not. It takes some courage to wear this trend. Some of the best looks came from Nina Ricci, where designer Peter Copping started the fur sleeves just below the shoulder on a coat, reducing the football-player look.

• Arresting prints: For years, you’ve been able to print a photo of your dachshund on your handbag, thanks to digital printing techniques. Now, luxury textile makers are exploring the artistic possibilities. As a result, memorable prints are showing up on runways, some of them created by a camera.

The season’s best appeared on Akris’s runway, where a Rorschach inkblot-like shape ran vertically up the front of a dress. If you turned the dress sideways, the image turned out to be a scene of mountains reflected on a lake. On a simple sheath, the look was timeless and artful.

• Sporty luxury: From Jean Paul Gaultier’s fur hoodie and knit sweatpants to the leather patch-pockets on Celine’s tailored wool pieces, the fall season is defined by its mix of materials in ways that either dress up sportswear or dress down more formal looks. The idea is to look nonchalant and comfortable American Eagle Kids Boots.

• Leggy looks: Despite what your office dress code may say, hose are still out. Leggings, skinny pants and colorful tights are still in. Look to Balenciaga for a zany, colorful take on skinny pants, which can be worn under tunics or dresses. Karl Lagerfeld used latex-look leggings, which managed to be sexy while dressing down more formal tailored looks. And don’t be afraid of bright-colored tights, like the teal ones at Jean Paul Gaultier.

Heavy snowfall hurt apparel retailers in February, particularly in the Mid-Atlantic, but receipts reveal the beginning of renewed consumer interest in mid-priced and cheap American Eagle luxury goods.

Clothing sales fell 1.8% last month from the same month last year and were down 13.4% from February 2008, according to figures released Wednesday by MasterCard Inc.’s consulting unit MasterCard Advisors.

Apparel sales were at stronger prices than a year ago, according to MasterCard, indicating retailers didn’t have to resort to sharp discounts. More full-priced and less trade-down purchases could help profits, offsetting the weather’s impact.

Department stores reported sales were unchanged from a year-earlier, the first time that segment hasn’t posted a year-over-year decline since November 2006.

“A year ago, spending was really in critical condition,” said Michael McNamara, vice president for research and analysis at MasterCard Advisors, which tracks sales discount American Eagle by all payment forms. “Now, it’s in serious but stable condition.”

Sales were particularly weak in Mid-Atlantic and Northeast states, with declines of 12.3% and 5% from a year ago, respectively. The two regions account for about one-quarter of U.S. sales. The record snowfalls that blanketed several major East Coast cities closed stores or kept shoppers at home. Washington, D.C., received nearly 50 inches of snow in February, up from less than an inch last year while Philadelphia got nearly 52 inches, according to Planalytics, a weather forecaster that advises retailers.

Major retail chains report February sales on Thursday. Analysts forecast a 2.9% increase for an index of 28 retailers compiled by Thomson Reuters. The index doesn’t include retail giant Wal-Mart Stores Inc. General merchandise retailers, including discount and warehouse clubs, may have benefited as consumers stocked up for the Super Bowl and ahead of the storms, according to analysts at UBS AG.

February, traditionally among the leanest months on the retail calendar, was particularly bad last year, as retailers’ sales bottomed out following the late 2008 financial crash, according to Mr. McNamara. Several companies, including TJX Cos. and Gap Inc., have the easiest comparisons for their respective fiscal years in February American Eagle Kids Boots, setting a low bar for improvement. TJX said last week that it expects same-store sales increases of between 8% and 9% for February. Non-jewelry luxury goods chains posted 15.2% sales gains in February compared to a year ago, according to MasterCard Advisors. But compared to 2008, sales were down 5.6%.

MasterCard Advisors said consumers are starting to redistribute their spending. When the recession hit, consumers shifted en masse to lower-priced items, a phenomenon known as trading down. Now, there is more of a “normal distribution across the price spectrum,” said Mr. McNamara.

However, the snow and cold weather caught many retailers unprepared. After a stronger than expected holiday sales season, many companies had depleted their inventories of winter attire such as sweaters and coats. Their racks were filled with spring merchandise including shorts and swimsuits.

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Many well-deserved homages will be written to his incredible cutting and the couture-level romanticism of his dresses, and the fact that his “bumsters” forced women into low-rise pants for more than a decade. I admire all that fully. But for me, the truly unique and indelible side of Lee McQueen’s talent is what he did with his shows—transforming production, with the help of music-video producer Sam Gainsbury, from being a boring old formulaic trot up and down a runway into an experience that went beyond fashion into the realms of a theatrical, emotional, psychological assault.

Gainsbury could orchestrate almost anything, no matter how extreme, to McQueen’s demands, which almost always contained something threateningly elemental—fire, water, ice, flying, wild animals. One show had models dancing in a ring of blazing asphalt, like a vision of hell. Another had girls walking through water, some of them clamped into metal box frames with live butterflies fluttering in them. Once, the audience turned up at a pitch-dark warehouse and found he’d installed a winter wonderland, complete with a frosted forest, frozen pond, to watch a troupe of girl skaters perform an oddly spooky routine. After inviting us to the dungeons of the Conciergerie in Paris, he petrified the front row by sending a pair of wolves, straining on leashes American Eagle Kids Boots, to sniff along our knees.

At the beginning, all this magic, terror, and spectacle took place in some dump of a place in Victoria in London that was used for the overnight parking of municipal garbage trucks; later, in more sophisticated venues around Paris. Always, no matter how annoying and difficult he’d made it to get there, or how late it ran, your pulse rate was raised by the anticipation that something disturbing, beautiful, and utterly unpredictable could be about to suck you into its vortex.

Sometimes it would be elegiac, poetic, and moving: dancers painfully dragging themselves around in a show based on They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?, or an exquisitely subtle historical rendering of the colonial splendors of Victoria’s empire. And sometimes, it turned out he’d be harnessing technology in shocking and amazing ways: Shalom Harlow being spray-painted by car-factory robots, or later, the image of Kate Moss floating out of a wisp of smoke and dancing before us in thin air.

Yesterday, I was looking at a photo of that show and what struck me is the pure rapture and amazement on the faces of the audience. Every face in every row is wreathed in smiles. It is for that—the serial outbreaks of delight and astonishment in the ephemeral moment—that all of us in fashion should thank Alexander McQueen most. Eighteen months ago, I sat down with him at a shoot in London (in an underground Masonic temple, where he’d had live snakes writhing American Eagle Womens Boots over a naked model, much as in his current ad campaign) and recorded his memories about the shows, controversies, and unsurpassable fashion highs that made his extraordinary career. As a tribute to McQueen’s genius, I can offer nothing better than his own words.

The Federal Aviation Administration Wednesday proposed a $2.9 million fine against American Eagle Airlines for operating more than 1,000 flights using airplanes that had improper repairs on landing gear doors.

“Safety is our No. 1 priority at the Department of Transportation,” Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said in a news release. “And airlines must know that if safety is compromised, they will be subject to stiff fines.”

From February to May 2008, American Eagle conducted at least 1,178 flights with passengers using four Bombardier jets with main landing gear doors that had not been repaired in accordance with an Airworthiness Directive that became effective in August 2006, the FAA said.

“Following airworthiness directives is not optional,” FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt said. “The FAA does not hesitate to levy fines if maintenance standards are violated.”

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“For years, a lot of consumers only thought of us as a shoe label, and now we’re a household name,” said Rob Schmertz, brand director for Steve Madden. “Girls wear our belts or our bags, with or without the shoes, and that’s what a real brand is today.”

While in its first decade Madden mainly focused on growing women’s footwear, the second half has revolved around becoming a pervasive lifestyle brand. In 2000, Steve Madden bowed a children’s shoe line, and in the subsequent years has added men’s footwear, the higherpriced Steven by Steve Madden collection and the entry-level Madden Girl. (A lower-priced men’s line, Madden, debuted late last year.) Handbags, the brand’s first extension beyond shoes, launched in 2002, paving the way for other categories.

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“Steve Madden really understands the junior and up fashion market,” said Lucas Design CEO Daniel Landver. “We want to create something that ties back to the DNA of his brand.”

David Seeherman, president of cold-weather accessories licensee Cejon Industries, said the Madden brand also brings with it reliability at retail, with consumers willing to pick up product beyond the shoes.

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The figure skating gold medal won by American Sarah Hughes in Salt Lake City in 2002. Hughes, who was virtually unknown on the world stage, placed fourth in the short program. However, her long program was one for American Eagle history as she landed seven triple jumps, including two triple-triple combinations. She vaulted three competitors in the standings to win the competition.

- The Jamaican bobsled team debuted at the Calgary Olympics in 1988. Not only did their efforts inspire the movie “Cool Runnings,” they’re more famously known for crossing the finish line carrying their sled after they crashed.

- American Dorothy Hamill won the gold medal in the women’s figure skating at Innsbruck in 1976. She’s credited with inventing a new figure skating move called the “Hamill camel” and also influencing the “feathered” women’s hair styles that cropped up over the next decade.

- Nancy Kerrigan won the silver medal in skating at the Lillehammer 1994 Olympics. This followed one of the oddest tales in Olympic history involving skater Tonya Harding and a plot to injure Kerrigan so she could not compete.

- Dan Jansen’s gold medal victory in the 1,000 meter speed skating competition at Lillehammer in 1994 came after two previous Olympics where he was favored to medal, but fell during races. This includes the 1988 Olympics, when Jansen’s sister, Jane, died of leukemia the night before the 500 meter race.

- Eddie “The Eagle” Edwards of Great Britain placed last in the ski jumping competition at the Calgary Olympics in 1988, but became an Olympic legend. Virtually self-funded, Edwards wore ski American Eagle Womens Boots that were so big he wore six pairs of sock so they fit. He was also short-sighted and wore thick glasses. Despite being 20 pounds heavier than any other competitor, in an event in which weight is a huge factor, crowds became mesmerized by the simple fact that he landed his jumps. Other athletes and officials thought he made a mockery of ski jumping, however, at the closing of the games, the president of the organizing committee, Frank King, singled out Edwards for his contribution saying, “At this games some competitors have won gold, some have broken records and some of you have even soared like an eagle.” Then the 100,000 people in the stadium chanted “Eddie! Eddie!” It was the first time an individual athlete had been mentioned in the closing speech at the Olympics.

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