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The Surprising Facts That Drive The Chinese Magazine Industry

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If you thought the September issues you’re going to be buying in a few weeks would have an insane number of ad pages in them, think again.

WATCH: Fox News Thinks China Poisoned The U.S. Olympic Uniforms

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Yesterday, we told you why we’re not surprised that the Ralph Lauren-designed U.S. Olympic team uniforms were made in China. But it seems that lawmakers don’t feel the same, and neither does Fox News Bob Beckel.

Cue Outrage: Ralph Lauren’s Olympics Uniforms Made In China

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More and more people are hating on Ralph Lauren‘s Opening Ceremony uniforms for the U.S. Olympic Team. The duo over at Fox & Friends questioned the silly French beret, and now ABC News is shocked to find out that the uniforms for our athletes are made in China.

PHOTOS: Liu Wen Covers T Magazine’s Spring Travel Issue

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Chinese model Liu Wen is all smiles on the cover of the latest T Magazine. The inside story, titled “The Liu Wen Express”, follows Wen as she travels back to her home province of Hunan.

Dolce & Gabbana Denies Racist Treatment Of Hong Kong Shoppers

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The Dolce & Gabbana store in Hong Kong that caused controversy when it stopped residents of the city from taking pictures of its windows has brushed off allegations of racist policies as hogwash. Still, that hasn’t stopped thousands of angry people from protesting outside the store.

Dolce & Gabbana Accused Of Racism In Hong Kong

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Dolce & Gabbana has reportedly banned Hong Kong citizens from taking pictures of its Hong Kong store, even from the street. The reason? Supposedly so it can protect its intellectual property — though some believe the policy has racist motives.

Kardashian Family Vows To Sue For Sweatshop Accusations

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Don’t mess with the Kardashians.

PHOTOS: Ai Wei Wei And Nicki Minaj Get Their Own W Covers

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Man, oh, man do we love when fashion magazines go the extra mile to produce not just one, but multiple cool covers! For its November art issue, W Magazine partnered with embattled Chinese artist Ai Wei Wei on one cover, and teamed up with Francesco Vezzoli to produce a pretty jarring image of Nicki Minaj on another.

Gucci Responds To Allegations Of Abusing Chinese Store Employees

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Gucci said in a statement today that recent newspaper reports suggesting its Chinese store employees in are treated inhumanely have prompted the company to make changes for the better.

Is Your Billboard Too Fancy For Beijing?

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Tacky advertisers beware: If you want to put up a billboard in Beijing, you’re not allowed to make it fancy. China’s capital city has banned billboards that use certain luxurious-sounding words to glorify high-end living and “the worship of foreign-made products.”

Hermes Launches Luxury Label In China

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The world’s biggest country is also the world’s largest growing market, and smart businesses in every sector of the economy are trying to take advantage of China’s rapid expansion. French luxury goods brand Hermes is no exception.

Start Saving Now For The Clothing Price Increase

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The VF Corporation is the largest manufacturer of clothing in the world — you could safely thank them for about 40 percent of what’s in your closet. So, when the company’s chief financial officer tells WWD that consumers are going to have to start shelling out more for clothes, we tend to listen.

The Week In Review: July 5 to 9

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They say you can’t know where you’re going until you realize where you’ve been. With that in mind, we’re taking a glance back. The past week has been a roller coaster of fashion news and events — and luckily, we were there to catch the good, the bad, and the ugly (like Lindsay Lohan‘s mean manicure).

New Chinese Store Lets Angry Women Smash Objects

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The act of “retail therapy” has been redefined thanks to a shopping mall in Shenyang, China. Located on the building’s fourth floor, a recently opened shop gives customers the opportunity to release their anger through breaking assorted objects in its house-replicated interior. But there’s a catch: this form of therapy is for women only.

Bald Taiwanese Guys Can Now Visit China

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Tonsorially, we here at Styleite are big supporters of the crew cut, the buzz cut and the plain old shaved head. As much as we love a full head of hair, some guys look great without any on top at all. China, apparently, disagreed. Until recently, The Telegraph reports, bald Taiwanese people were not allowed to apply

Vogue China Proves Professional Can Be Super Sexy

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Leave it to Vogue China to read our mind and combine class and sass in successful fashion. Picturing Asian model Liu Wen in looks by Yves Saint Laurent, Donna Karan and Celine, we’re totally loving their urbane take on buttoned up beauty. Think: double breasted blazers, crisp white blouses, cool takes on tailoring and even (gasp!) a slit or two.

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