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Shyama Patel

September 4, 2000 | Sales & Bargains
Collecting the Purse

Clutch peddlers: Having hundreds of vintage purses in her collection doesn't keep Jill Stuart from hunting for more -- so we asked where she bags her quarry.

September 18, 2000 | Sales & Bargains
Tweed Killers

Mild and woolly: Softer than anything Harris ever imagined, these lightweight tweeds will carry you through the chilly season without a sweat.

September 13, 1999 | Sales & Bargains
Back Breaks

Knead relief? Try these cheap Chinatown massages, where you can rub shoulders with the masses.

March 8, 1999 | Sales & Bargains
Showing Your Face

How can you achieve that runway-ready look without bingeing on beauty supplies? Behind the catwalks at New York's fall Fashion Week, the pros shared their secrets.

March 6, 2000 | Sales & Bargains
Snake Charmers

Pretty in python: You don't need magic to conjure up this season's hottest skin. For under $300, here's what you might slither into.

February 21, 2000 | Sales & Bargains
Simon Says

Warehouse of style: With creative director Simon Doonan as a guide to the annual sale extravaganza, any shopper can find gems amid Barneys' rubble.

January 1, 2001 | Sales & Bargains
Arch Allies

This year, make a resolution to visit one of these Indian-run beauty salons for a cheaper, more effective alternative to eyebrow waxing.

November 15, 1999 | Sales & Bargains
Fair and Warmer

Get 'em while they're hot! If prices for the runways' best have left you frozen out, these stylish stand-ins won't leave you in the cold.

February 1, 1999 | Sales & Bargains
Peachy Cobblers

Have snow and sleet left your Blahniks battered? Careful craftsmen can render them almost immortal. A visitation with the city's saviors of the sole.

May 24, 1999 | Sales & Bargains
Play It Again

Get those seedy CDs back into circulation -- and bring your music collection up to date -- at these independent-minded swap shops.

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