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Thursday, February 13. 2014

Another free ad for Nora Gardner apparel for professional women

Pics from her runway show at Fashion Week at the Javits Center, NYC, last week. Fashion Week is a big deal.  That's Nora Gardner in the middle. She has a good story - four years on Wall St. doing billion-dollar muni deals, identified a need, now a far-happier entrepreneur in the rag trade. That's the American Way.


(Just like select organizations like Bob Dylan Inc., Dunkin Donuts, Sippican Cottage Furniture, Sierra Trading Post, Bird's Custard Powder, Billy Bob's Auto Body, and other major brands, Gardner pays us really big bucks to promote her conservative, practical clothing line.)



Posted by Bird Dog at 14:42 | Comments (2) | Trackbacks (0)

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1 to 4 inches above the knee. Low cut if you have smaller boobs, or medium if you have some, or no cut if you have none. Remember culottes? Did I spell that right, perhaps not.

This was my high school in 1963. Though two piece and not a dress, necessarily.

Money is fashion, fashion is money.

Nothing strange about that, just the way it is.
#1 XRay on 2014-02-13 21:29 (Reply)
Delightful to see Nora and her smile with her clothes line.
All success to her
#2 ns on 2014-02-14 23:26 (Reply)

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