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Journalist: Fashion, beauty, style, homes. Loves a big story, a big sky & big dogs like Rosie Lou & Minnie, my Leonbergers (tweets are my own)
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How Farmingdale brand Baseball Lifestyle 101 became this year's hottest back-to-school purchase

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By Anne Bratskeir Verified
| Newsday Verified
When 8-year-old Michael Furino starts third grade at Glenwood Landing School in Glen Head this September, there will be no debating what he’ll wear on his first day. He already knows. His ensemble will include shorts printed with colorful sprinkled doughnuts in hot pink, yellow and blue; a pastel, cotton candy-inspired backpack; wavy smiley-face socks in neon shades; a Mets logo charm on a chain; and a beaded sparkly necklace for an added “drippy look,” he says.
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Go fish! They're showing up on clothes, jewelry, bags and more

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By Anne Bratskeir Verified
| Newsday Verified
There’s something fishy going on in the fashion world this summer. From clothing to accessories, brands are taking a deep dive into fish motifs with inventory stocked to the gills — dresses, tops, jewelry, bags — emblazoned with piscine elements. Apparently consumers are hooked. And it’s not for the first time, says Lisa Salzer, owner of Lulu Frost, a boutique jewelry and lifestyle store in Halesite, where vintage mechanical fish charms are in demand.
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You Can Now Use Products From Brad Pitt’s Skincare Line While On Board One Of The World’s Most Elite Airlines Original

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By Anne Bratskeir Verified
| Travel + Leisure Verified
Flying business class has many perks. Chief among them is the little pouch of skincare products and other amenities awaiting for you onboard upon arrival. This July, that offering on La Compagnie—the French boutique airline that boasts all-business class transatlantic flights—just got even better. The airline has partnered with Beau Domaine, Brad Pitt’s lush, longevity- focused skincare line, to supply several products in its stylish canvas amenity kits.
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