Fashion Author Dishes On Her Years Dressing Stars
ashion designer Vicky Tiel loves to tell stories. The woman who created clothing for everyone from Hollywood's superstars, to royalty, has had quite the adventurous life.
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ashion designer Vicky Tiel loves to tell stories. The woman who created clothing for everyone from Hollywood's superstars, to royalty, has had quite the adventurous life.
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The doctor who was taking care of Michael Jackson when the King of Pop died went on trial in Los Angeles Tuesday.
Shakira is the 2011 Latin Recording Academy person of the year.
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