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November 23, 2007
APPLE INC. HOLIDAY SHOPPING
Photo: Ryan Harris of New York buys a MacBook at the Apple Store Fifth Avenue shortly after midnight on Friday, November 23, 2007. Hundreds of customers visited Apple's only 24-hour store to buy iPods, iPhones and Macintosh computers as the traditional holiday shopping season got underway. (Apple Inc.) |GlobalGiants.com|
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FORD REVEALS MORE ABOUT ITS FUTURE SMALL CAR
Photos: Ford Verve Concept, Guangzhou, China.
GUANGZHOU, China - Ford is revealing more about its vision for a new global small car family at Auto Guangzhou. Ford revealed the second Verve Concept - a four-door notchback.
The dynamic Ford Verve Concept four-door notchback is a star of the fifth annual Guangzhou International Automobile Exhibition. The fact that Ford staged the global reveal of the four-door Verve Concept at Guangzhou signals the importance of Asia in Ford's global plans.
Sporty and coupe-like, the Verve Concept notchback provides a very clear vision about Ford's future small car design direction. The three-door hatchback Verve Concept was a star of the recent Frankfurt Motor Show in Europe, and it too is also under the spotlights at Guangzhou.
Ford will unveil the third and last Verve Concept in January at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.
Ford's European design team created the Verve Concepts, which successfully apply Ford's kinetic design philosophy for the first time to a small car. The two Verve Concepts clearly display a European flair and premium touches not expected in this segment.
As Ford designers explored the possibilities for a future Ford small car, the wide latitude they were given helped them focus on applying the tenets of kinetic design to the interior. The result is a Verve Concept which explores a completely new direction for small cars. |GlobalGiants.com|
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Winning Design from Bravo's Project Runway is Selected by Guest Judge Sarah Jessica Parker as a New Addition to Her BITTEN Collection at Steve & Barry's
Photo: A runway model on Bravo's "Project Runway" showcases a dress and matching vest designed by contestant Victorya Hong during the program's November 21st episode. Sarah Jessica Parker was featured on the show as a guest judge. Hong's winning design served as inspiration for a new addition to Parker's women's casual sportswear collection, BITTEN. The dress and matching vest are available exclusively at Steve & Barry's stores nationwide USA beginning Friday, November 23rd.
Photo: Guest Judge Sarah Jessica Parker (r.) and Tim Gunn (l.), who serves as mentor to the contestants, appear on the November 21st episode of Bravo's "Project Runway." A winning design from the show served as inspiration for a new addition to Parker's women's casual sportswear collection, BITTEN. The dress and matching vest are available exclusively at Steve & Barry's stores nationwide USA beginning Friday, November 23rd.
The winning dress designed by a contestant during this week's episode of Bravo's "Project Runway," which featured Sarah Jessica Parker as a guest judge, is available to shoppers in the USA beginning today as part of Parker's BITTEN(TM) collection. BITTEN, the women's casual sportswear line launched by Parker and retailer Steve & Barry's(R) earlier this year, is exclusively available at Steve & Barry's stores nationwide USA. |GlobalGiants.com|
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