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Nov 30 2007 12:00am EDT

Friday Fun! Because Fashion Shouldn't Be All Work, Work, Work

WWD reports, again, that Posh Spice will star in the Spring 2008 Marc Jacobs campaign. Apparently his favorite shot is the one where she has her face in a giant shopping bag. It's ironic.

If you want a look at what she'll be wearing for the Spice Girl's tour, check out Catwalk Queen's collection of sketches from Robert Cavalli. Flashy! And not in an ironic way.

OK magazine reports that Katie Holmes is having custom Christian Louboutin shoes made for Suri, her 18-month old daughter. It costs just $2,500 to have the mold made, the shoes themselves will run another $500 to $5,000.

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Manolo Blahnik had decided to do men's shoes for the first time in seven years and he's doing them in red, blue and leopard, which might explain why most men haven't really missed them. (Vogue UK)

And if they don't turn your fella on, Candy Pratts Price recommends some interesting gifts for men. Like cuff links with guns dangling from them. (Style.com)

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