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Waiter-May I Have the Bill Please?

Posted by Benjamin Kanarek on July 17, 2012 at 1:30pm

: Nikki Beach Restaurant Bill

From Benjamin Kanarek Blog

Crises? What Crisis? My girlfriend's father sent us this photo circulating on the net from the Nikki Beach Restaurant in Saint Tropez, France that was obviously photographed with a cell phone and shared on the internet. What is even more amazing is that it is a lunch bill.

: Nikki Beach

I would love to know what diner cost them? Or to put things in another perspective, what can you buy for around 107,000 Euros? You can purchase around 10 Volksw

Plus-Size Clothing: An Expanding Market?

Posted by Afingo Fashion on August 3, 2010 at 2:11pm

Photo: Jen Davis/The New York Times

Sixty-four percent of American women are over a healthy BMI range, more than one-third are categorized as obese…you’ve heard it all before, and thanks to The New York Times, you’re hearing it again. Sure, Saks Fifth Avenue is saving spots for sizes 14 and up come fall, but is the high-end fashion world really ready to accommodate plus-sized beauties? Considering that plus-sized clothes only account for 18% of total revenue, and more than half of women in the St

Waiter-May I Have the Bill Please?

Posted by Benjamin Kanarek on July 17, 2012 at 1:30pm

: Nikki Beach Restaurant Bill

From Benjamin Kanarek Blog

Crises? What Crisis? My girlfriend's father sent us this photo circulating on the net from the Nikki Beach Restaurant in Saint Tropez, France that was obviously photographed with a cell phone and shared on the internet. What is even more amazing is that it is a lunch bill.

: Nikki Beach

I would love to know what diner cost them? Or to put things in another perspective, what can you buy for around 107,000 Euros? You can purchase around 10 Volksw

Plus-Size Clothing: An Expanding Market?

Posted by Afingo Fashion on August 3, 2010 at 2:11pm

Photo: Jen Davis/The New York Times

Sixty-four percent of American women are over a healthy BMI range, more than one-third are categorized as obese…you’ve heard it all before, and thanks to The New York Times, you’re hearing it again. Sure, Saks Fifth Avenue is saving spots for sizes 14 and up come fall, but is the high-end fashion world really ready to accommodate plus-sized beauties? Considering that plus-sized clothes only account for 18% of total revenue, and more than half of women in the St

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Waiter-May I Have the Bill Please?

Plus-Size Clothing: An Expanding Market?

Waiter-May I Have the Bill Please?

Plus-Size Clothing: An Expanding Market?

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