Make your Mama proud and wear the Beat Tattoo fashion sneaker from Fender Footwear. This stylish sneaker has a crackled distressed leather upper, a full lace up closure, a round capped toe, and the bottom unit has cured, vulcanized rubber foxing and a gum rubber outsole. The Beat will provide you with a cool classic look and keep you completely relaxed with Fender Footwear’s exclusive polyurethane “Comfort Amplifier®” insole which provides the ultimate in cushioning and support.– Amazon editors

Shopping Buzz is touting the work of furniture and home-accessories designer Jonathan Adler. The store’s annual blowout sale features major discounts on his cult-following home fixtures.

Okay, so you might be iced in at the moment. But it won’t be long before spring rains hit and the earth begins to warm. Here’s a way for avid and casual gardeners alike to collect that free water from the sky. Yes, it’s time you get a rain barrel. Don’t wait. It helps conserve water — no longer an elective action — and makes sense for anyone with flower beds or vegetable gardens. We like this particular 65-gallon rain barrel because even though it costs a little more than some others, it looks so good. Your neighbors won’t have anything to complain about. In sandstone or greenstone from Yardiac.

Hasbro Inc. announced that it has signed a licensing agreement that will launch an extensive apparel collection in Steve & Barry’s stores nationwide in spring and fall 2007. The deal includes 12 well-known Hasbro properties, the largest line-up that HPG has granted to any single licensee in the apparel category to date. The deal includes a wide variety of iconic brands such as Mr. Potato Head, Tonka, My Little Pony, G.I. Joe, Ttansformers, Candyland, Scrabble, Monopoly and Dungeons & Dragons. The agreement will result in a range of Hasbro-inspired apparel being featured at Steve & Barry’s, including T-shirts, hoodies, casual bottoms, sports hats and outerwear.

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(FSB Magazine) — I started wearing vintage clothes as a teenager in the late ’80s. It was a rebellion against the homogeneity of conventional Missouri fashion tastes. Little did I know then that I would end up with a business, reVamp, which makes clothing that reproduces vintage styles from the first half of the 20th century.

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A recent survey of American women looked at their behaviors and attitides about clothing and relationships. Men, the results were not good for you. Among the findings:

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