• Bill Blass 2002: With a silk gray ‘flannel’ and folksy fabrics, the designer keeps the American look looking good. February 22, 2002 • Continental Divide: Why don't Europeans cotton to American designs? The New York shows,
starring Donna Karan, Calvin Klein, Michael Kors and other designers, offer no
satisfying answers. February 20, 2002 • A Vintage Year: Women’s fashion designers look to the past for inspiration. February 15, 2002 • Valentine's Day Smells Sweet For Colombia's Floral Industry: Colombians do not celebrate Valentine's Day, but the livelihood of the
country's thriving flower industry depends on it. In the two-week period
prior to Feb. 14, Colombian growers will sell over 3.3 million dozens of roses to
the United States. February 12, 2002 • Fall 2002 Menswear: Molding a Manly Image: Sean Jean, Tommy Hilfiger, Perry Ellis and John Bartlett translate an affinity for strong men into fashion statements for Fall 2002. The designers unveiled their Fall 2002 collections during New York City’s Fashion Week. February 11, 2002 • Britain's Princess Margaret died: Britain's Princess Margaret, the younger sister of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, died peacefully in her sleep, Buckingham Palace reported Saturday, Feb. 9, 2002. February 09, 2002 • Lane Bryant's 2002 Fashions: Lane Bryant unveiled its 2002 collection at its Feb. 5 fashion show in New York
City. The company makes clothes for women sizes 14 to 28. Washington Post reporter
Robin Givhan reviewed the company's new collection, which includes lingerie,
peasant tops and low-rise jeans. Read the
Story. February 08, 2002 • Kennedy Center Honors: Every year since 1978 the Kennedy Center has saluted a handful of
national icons for their "lifetime contributions to American culture
through the performing arts." This year's honorees, Julie
Andrews,Van
Cliburn,Quincy
Jones,Jack
Nicholson and Luciano
Pavarotti, received their awards on Dec. 2 at the Kennedy
Center Opera House. The gala performance will be broadcast Dec. 26 at 9
p.m. on Channel 9.
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• Bill Blass 2002: With a silk gray ‘flannel’ and folksy fabrics, the designer keeps the American look looking good. February 22, 2002 • Continental Divide: Why don't Europeans cotton to American designs? The New York shows,
starring Donna Karan, Calvin Klein, Michael Kors and other designers, offer no
satisfying answers. February 20, 2002 • A Vintage Year: Women’s fashion designers look to the past for inspiration. February 15, 2002 • Valentine's Day Smells Sweet For Colombia's Floral Industry: Colombians do not celebrate Valentine's Day, but the livelihood of the
country's thriving flower industry depends on it. In the two-week period
prior to Feb. 14, Colombian growers will sell over 3.3 million dozens of roses to
the United States. February 12, 2002 • Fall 2002 Menswear: Molding a Manly Image: Sean Jean, Tommy Hilfiger, Perry Ellis and John Bartlett translate an affinity for strong men into fashion statements for Fall 2002. The designers unveiled their Fall 2002 collections during New York City’s Fashion Week. February 11, 2002 • Britain's Princess Margaret died: Britain's Princess Margaret, the younger sister of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, died peacefully in her sleep, Buckingham Palace reported Saturday, Feb. 9, 2002. February 09, 2002 • Lane Bryant's 2002 Fashions: Lane Bryant unveiled its 2002 collection at its Feb. 5 fashion show in New York
City. The company makes clothes for women sizes 14 to 28. Washington Post reporter
Robin Givhan reviewed the company's new collection, which includes lingerie,
peasant tops and low-rise jeans. Read the
Story. February 08, 2002 • Kennedy Center Honors: Every year since 1978 the Kennedy Center has saluted a handful of
national icons for their "lifetime contributions to American culture
through the performing arts." This year's honorees,