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It has been said, heard and talked about in Hollywood; Kanye West has been bitten by the fashion bug. He wants to endorse and open his own clothing line. It was rumored earlier that he would be joining Central Saint Martin's fashion College. It was not true but the fashion bug biting him was. Earlier, West was bitten by the fashion bug earlier and even made chic vintage scarves after collaborating with M/M which is a French Graphic Design and art direction team, designed for Louis Vuitton and interned at Fendi. And now he is set to launch his own clothing line.
He performed this year in a Celine ensemble at 2011 Coachella festival and ever since then the fashion bug has totally gotten him. Fashion design qualifications are not needed as he is Kanye West so everyone is pretty sure that the clothing line will be a huge hit after it gets launched. He has been working his head off on this new project in Paris and has been doing research on it as well. This fashion bug had its effect because Kanye's collection will be ready by September and will be launched around Spring 2012. Looks like him getting bitten by the fashion bug is going to help everyone!

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When it comes to finding the best clothing deals online, Ebates is a great place to look. This company is one of the pioneers and leaders in online cash back shopping, and today they have announced a special sale on clothes, shoes, bags and accessories from some of the nations' leading retailers including DSW Designer Shoe Warehouse, Eddie Bauer, Lands' End, Nordstrom, and SmartBargains that offer shoppers the chance to earn up to 16% cash back.

Whether you are looking for high-end luxury or fashion on a budget, you will find it all at the Ebates Spring Fashion sale. The sale gives consumers the chance to buy the very latest fashions and receive double cash back. This is one way for savvy shoppers to completely refresh their wardrobes for spring or treat themselves to some affordable luxury.

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The online coupon site Groupon has made big news lately, as it's membership has grown to 60 million worldwide, with half of those in North America.

They have a simple business model, where they post one deal a day , such as half off at a local cafe or a buy-one-get-one-free clothing deal, and visitors have 24 hours to sign up for the deal. Groupon's success has spawned numerous copycat sites, and while the formula they use is pretty much the same, the mix of bargains you will find from site to site can vary a lot. Groupon will sometimes offer deals at national chains, and offers the best variety of deals. Many of the deals are good for between 6 months and 1 year, and each deal needs a buy-in from a certain number of people to take effect. Because Groupon is so large, most deals do meet their buy-ins, and Groupon now even has apps for iPhone, Android and Blackberry.