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E! Style

The 24-hour advice network for beauty, fashion, home design and entertaining

By Emma Kae - 4th October 2001 - Back to News

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Style is the 24-hour advice network for beauty, fashion, home design and entertaining. With exempts from the corresponding E! television shows, the website looks at the world of high fashion and style culture, giving the consumer an inside look at the style industries that invent ‘the look’.

For those that believe in simplicity… until it comes to accessory, will enjoy the designer profiles of Madonna’s ring maker Solange Azagury-Partridge and Elizabeth Taylor’s favourite jeweller. For those who believe that nudity is fine, so long as you have great shoes, take a look at couture shoemakers whose designs have been seen on all of your favourite stars.

To take it to another level, the television version of E! Style can be seen daily on Austar. But for now, why not explore the website? Click here to visit the website.

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