The scenes of Clark Kent's Kansas childhood are drenched in Americana, complete with freshly laundered flannels flapping on the clothes line.
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Kate Moss, a supermodel, designed a line of clothes for Topshop, a British fashion chain, that is also being sold in Barneys, a New York department store.
Soon enough, Patagonia was designing its own line of clothes.
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The company said the reception has been warm to the 10 mini-shops that it rolled out last fall, including those for Levi's brand and Penney's new JCP line of casual clothes.
After a few sets of sit-ups, the women, dressed in gym clothes, roll up their mats and line up behind Ms. Barrett, facing mirrors.
She began a collection of informal dresses, called "Lillys, " and then began designing clothes for girls and a men's sportswear line.
One day in 1995, he put his uniform over his regular clothes and, without telling friends or family, he fell into line with a unit leaving the city.
In his buttoned-down shirt and tie, with a tense look on his face, he sits in a line of musicians, all looking joyful, all dressed in traditional African clothes or T-shirts and jeans.
The brand, long popular among club-going types, debuted a line of footwear during the show boots that were, like the clothes, dark, sleek and skin tight.
Emma's aid-worker friends, who smiled away her defiance and flamboyant clothes in the name of English eccentricity, were becoming increasingly concerned that she had crossed the line between idealism and partisanship.
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The success of her line has made clear that sometimes all it really takes to make it are simple, chic clothes.
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