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Designer Tommy Hilfiger, 72, sparks FURY after saying women look 'terrible' in baggy jeans - and should only wear things that are 'form-fitting, feminine and tighter in the hips'

Tommy Hilfiger says he hates seeing women in baggy jeans

The Tommy Hilfiger says his clothes sell better in Florida, California, Texas because those customers like to wear bright colors and prints.

Oak Trace residents create sleeping mats for homeless Chicagoans

One man's trash is another man's treasure, and recyclable trash takes this proverb to a higher level. Oak Trace residents in Downers Grove have adopted the practice of recycling plastic grocery bags, crafting them into sleeping mats providing padding and repelling moisture for people who are homeless.

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Old Bags is Back raises more than $618K for Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Iowa

Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Iowa raised more than $618,000 during its Old Bags is Back luncheon earlier this month, a record for the event that helps ensu

Loewe's FW22 Campaign Imbues Possibility Into The Modern Handbag

Jonathan Anderson brings a breath of modernity to the iconic and riveting handbag.

23rd annual Old Bags Luncheon benefits Palm Beach County families

It's one the most anticipated and signature fund raising events in Palm Beach where ladies are really making a difference in the community.

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High hopes for Hospice South Canterbury Old Bags fundraiser

Esther Ashby-Coventry15:33, Jul 28 2021 JOHN BISSET/Stuff Hospice South Canterbury administrator Ann Brown holds some handbags in preparation for the Old Bags Lunch fundraiser on Saturday. Organisers of the second Old Bags Lunch are hoping to top the fundraising efforts of their first such event, and are counting on attendees to dust off their spare handbags to help. The Old Bags Lunch is a Hospice South Canterbury fundraiser which sees participants bring a handbag each to sell, and then they get the opportunity to buy one or bid in an auction for a designer bag. Hospice South Canterbury marketing and events manager Jeanna Munro said they ran a similar event in 2015 and raised $6000, but hoped to raise more this time.

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