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CCBP is imposing so-called staged entry procedures for textile and apparel goods shipped from China in 2008 that exceed the applicable quotas. At the direction of the Committee for the Implementation of Textile Agreements, CBP will limit entry to such goods in the following manner.

Free designer dresses, an army of admirers and $15,000 to stroll down a catwalk: no wonder thousands of teenage girls aspire to be a top model.

Dramatic blood-red gowns on the catwalk, billowing fur coats in the audience: at the haute couture shows in Paris on Monday the super-rich defied the economic crisis in extravagant style.

Shopping online can be a way to find bargains while steering clear of crowds - and sales taxes. But those tax breaks are starting to erode. With the U.S. recession pummeling states' budgets, their governments increasingly want to fill the gaps by collecting taxes on Internet sales, which are growing even as the economy shudders.

The best way to note Obama's historical swearing in is in stylish, but subdued, duds.

New York fashion week is being hit by the recession as top designers including Vera Wang and Betsey Johnson opt to save money by shunning its famous runways.

The federal minister for textile industry has said that the textile industry is backbone of the country and our economy is dependent on this sector as it is providing four million jobs.

After New Year Day's Holiday, only less than two weeks left to the market closing date for the Spring Festival, the sales on each professional market of China Textile City enter the final stage of winter market.

EMPREINTE, France-based specialist in bras in larger sizes, will be exhibiting its Melody line at the Harrogate Lingerie & Swimwear exhibition, which will be held in Harrogate (England) from 22 to 24 February 2009.

Linda Patrick of Little Doves, one of the UK's most exciting christening gown providers, has launched her latest collection of christening gowns and rompers.