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We've deconstructed exactly what it is that makes the rock star pieces we already own (Paula's mid-heel Chloé boots, my Acne high-waisted needle jeans, Paula's vintage old lady engagement ring, my new parka …) so very rock starrish, and attempted to find some recurring features.
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Is a hand-sewn garment made from machine-made cloth that is close to the original in thread count more five-starrish than a hand-sewn garment from hand-woven fabric - but fabric that is quite different from the original cloth used?
Market Stall Organisation a stitch in time 2009
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The plot (fashioned first by Sidney Sheldon, of all people, then restructured by veterans Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett) starts out during Easter 1911 as Fred's dancing partner – Ann Miller at her most exaggeratedly movie-starrish – quits to strike out on her own, taking some huge Broadway offer and leaving Astaire romantically in the lurch, too.
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