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Leading ladies like Alexa Chung, Rachel Bilson and Carey Mulligan have been rocking Peter Pan collars for some time, but these flirty, bold collars arent going anywhere anytime soon. Bold collars were prominently featured in the spring collections of Jason Wu, Derek Lam and even Louis Vuitton. These darling accents are a definite must for this spring.

1) Top Shop Romper

2) Modcloth Romper

3) Modcloth Top

4) Modcloth Dress

5) Klanning Dress

You can also update your spring staples or dress up your LBD with a fun collar necklace.

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I found this wicked Grizzly Bear t-shirt from Dusty Lumber on Rumplo. I dont usually go for branded designs, but I think the grizzly is cool looking enough to win me over. You can buy the t-shirt for $15 at the Dusty Lumber shop. Dusty Lumber prints their t-shirts on American Apparel blanks, so you know the shirt will be comfortable.

With the new season fast approaching simply invest in a few key pieces to team with your staple items to bring your look bang up-to-date! Our lovely buying team have kindly shared with us their key items for Spring/Summer 2012 from our new collection!

 

1/    The Coloured Jacket

Wear with jeans to add a pop of colour to a classic look. Brights work well with last season’s neutrals so mix colourful separates with neutral pieces to refresh your wardrobe!

  

 2/    The Maxi Skirt             

The maxi skirt is key piece for SS12! Start with a plain jerse

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Los Angeles-based fine jewelry company EFA Diamonds, Inc., recently launched a new wedding ring website, EternityRingsPlatinum.com. The sites concept focuses on one type of wedding ring the eternity ring available only in platinum. Although the intent of the site is seemingly narrow, EternityRingsPlatinum.com offers a huge selection of diamond and gemstone eternity rings with nearly 900 styles of eternity rings available, including birthstone rings and stackable eternity rings.

Two sparkly and stackable platinum eternity rings: one consists of all diamonds, the other is set with both diamonds and blue sapphires.

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Chinese New Year traditionally begins in late January or early February. It’s a perfect opportunity for students to learn about another culture and celebrate Chinese New Year in your classroom! 

Traditional Chinese New Year celebrations begin on the first day of a new lunar year (which always start on a new moon) and end with the Lantern Festival on the full moon 15 days later. So what is there to do during the two-week celebration? Lots of things!

Decorate

One popular Chinese New Year custom is to hang signs and posters on doors and windows that have the Chinese word fu on them. This

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