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Fab Flash: Kimora Lee Simmons Unveils Her Fabulosity

FabSugar — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 12:00:22 PDT

In an attempt to get in with the in crowd, JCPenney has teamed up with Baby Phat founder Kimora Lee Simmons, in launching her exclusive juniors line, Fabulosity. The brand will encompass the same trendy elements as its sister label but at lower price points, between $29 to $108, in comparison to Baby Phat's $30 to $200 range.

"The Fabulosity girl is fun, fashionable and chic, but she doesn't want to spend her last penny on something to wear. This collection is fashionable, but also affordable. The days of spending tons on clothes are gone - I mean, I still do it, but young girls can't," said Simmons. Kimora also expressed interest in expanding Fabulosity into a full-lifestyle collection, comparable to Baby Phat's, adding shoes, accessories, handbags, and a home collection.

Offerings of skinny denim, blouses, knit tops, and dresses are currently available online and will be sold in stores this month.

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Make Pretty With Marvelous Magnolia Motifs

Julia Walsh — Fri, 29 Apr 2011 11:55:00 PDT

Magnolia trees are in full bloom around the country, and the prettiness makes me giddy with excitement! Unfortunately, the pink petals are fleeting, and when they float away, I'll just have the photos to remember them. So, I thought I'd round up some magnolia motif home décor to keep the floral fabulosity going strong all year long. My favorite is the Japanese Magnolia Wreath ($125) from Gump's, which has stunning fully open and budding pink and white blossoms that are unbelievably lifelike! The Magnolia Door Knocker ($50), sand-cast of brass with gold details, is also a sophisticated and welcoming accent for your home's entrance. Click the product images to shop the rest of this look!

Kimora Lee Simmons Is Bringing Fabulosity to Your Face

OnSugar Blog — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 11:54:32 PST

The queen of fabulosity, Kimora Lee Simmons, is set to launch her own anti-aging skincare line with Makari de Suisse this Spring. OnSugar blog Blaq Vixen Beauty tells us all about the collaboration.

"The first signs of aging make us realize how quickly time passes. Shinto Clinical skin care will open your eyes to a beauty that runs deeper than any trend or gimmick. It's about self-confidence that allows you to put your best face forward."

For 2011, Kimora Lee Simmons plans to extend more of her fabulosity in the form of a new anti-aging line geared towards multiethnic women. In partnership with Swiss skin care company Makari de Suisse, the Shinto Clinical line is comprised of plumpers and products to keep moisture in the skin. If I'm not mistaken, Shinto Clinical was originally called the KLS Gold Skin Care Line. The word Shinto means "the way of the gods." Very fitting for our favorite glamazon!

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