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Mini stars Invite celebs to your desktop Bid for black Charity auction of all things dark Pants art A load of old Y-fronts Brass numbers You can do it when you B&Q it A bunch of fruits Japanese style captured
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Brass numbersWhen Chloé's 69 T-shirt hit the shelves, most fashionistas either got one or invested in a high street copy. Now the number trend has gone one step further. During last month's London Fashion Week, brass numbers that are normally seen on front doors, appeared on the catwalks of Preen and Robert Cary-Williams. The former used several different door numbers to decorate a top whilst Cary-Williams used the trinkets - which can be found in most DIY stores such as B&Q - to accessorise his autumn/winter 2001 collection. For a quick fix wear them on chains around your wrist or waist. |
