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Tattoos have become the ubiquitous cliche of subversive cool.

<img src="http://d.yimg.com/a/p/ap/20100729/capt.ef182326c8d249618d5ad71976669599-ef182326c8d249618d5ad71976669599-0.jpg?x=91&y=130&q=85&sig=jFzBAhDgxkHSjIKmBRfDSg–" align="left" height="130" width="91" alt="FILE- This Feb. 17, 2010 file photo shows Justin Timberlake, left, and Trace Ayala as they acknowledge the audience after the William Rast fall 2010 collection show during Fashion Week in New York. William Rast, a design collaboration between Timberlake and Ayala, has a new partner: Target. (AP Photo/Jason DeCrow, FILE)” border=”0″ />AP – William Rast, the fashion line by Justin Timberlake and his childhood friend Trace Ayala, has a new partner: Target.

Fashion Wire Daily – In a technology-obsessed world, where new gadgets top everyone’s holiday gift wish-lists, it’s up to clothing retailers to come up with new ways to entice customers to give wearable items as gifts. Gone are the days when a new pair of socks or pajamas can hold their own against a video game console or smartphone, which is something that Gap’s creative director Patrick Robinson had in mind when he designed the Holiday 2010 collection.

For some couples, a long separation is financially prudent and easier emotionally. For a few, it’s become a way of life.

The tradition of sneaking out early on a summer Friday is alive and well, but the recession is casting its shadow over some of the city’s early release programs.

She, a poet in vintage clothing, was everything I’d dreamed of but never knew existed.

Reuters – The Material Girl is launching a new clothing line for juniors that will hit stores in the U.S. next week, just in time for back-to-school shopping.

Even as more and more women get larger and larger, what is available to outfit them remains limited.

Punishing heat could not undo New Yorkers, who maintained their unflappable chic as a point of pride — if not a law of survival.

A comic book company hopes to draw new readers with a series of comics based on famous people, including Jesus, Lady Gaga and Sarah Palin.