Karsten and his father Wolfgang are at loggerheads. Karsten wants to go on a school trip ... more
abroad, but Wolfgang insists he stay behind and help him with his dreary job supplying dowdy clothes to local fashion outlets. When spunky and devious workaholic Steven shows up, he plans to undercut Wolfgang's prices and steal all his customers with a spiffy range of upmarket garments. Wolfgang and Steven go to battle, attempting to woo as many clothes shops as they can to stay in the business, but when Karsten and Steven fall in love, and Wolfgang's wife Erika discovers his financial mismanagement, all hell breaks loose.
Production Year: 1995 - Drama - Director: Ang Lee - Original Language: English - Classification: Universal - Starring: Emma Thompson, Alan Rickman, Kate Winslet, Hugh Grant, Greg Wise, Hugh Laurie, Robert Hardy
Production Year: 2004 - Drama - Director: Nick Cassavetes - Original Language: English - Classification: 15 years and over, 12 years and over - Starring: Rachel McAdams, Ryan Gosling, Gena Rowlands
Advantages: funny, great clothes Disadvantages: none
the situation she does what any normal girl would and goes shopping, whilst she is out she realises that the one thing she wants most is right under her nose.
This film is funny, it has hilarious one liners that will have you laughing from start to finish, and as this film was made in 1995 you still find yourself repeating them 8 years later “whatever” and “that is soooo last season”. This film also has some of the most memorable scenes ever including my worst nightmare, falling down the stairs coming into a party which is what Tai did, or Cher standing in line to hit a tennis ball complaining that she ‘hasn’t even worked off the calories in a stick of calorie controlled gum’!, and Cher seeing Amber at a party wearing the same dress she was wearing yesterday “do you prefer fashionvictim or ensemble ...
Groovygal 02.07.2004
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I have big boobs, a big bum, and a big belly - which can make shopping for clothes on the high street a little difficult , not just because of the low availability of plus sized clothes in some stores, but also the indignity of waddling out of a changing room in too-tight jeans to ask for a larger size .
So, when I saw an advert for Fashion World telling me that their clothes went up to a size 32, I figured that this might be just the place to get some funky new kit to cover my size 22 body .
The company are part of the J D Williams group, a large range of online/home shopping companies - and once you have an account with one, you can use that account to order from any of their websites - something I found pretty useful - more on that later .
The site is fairly simple and uncluttered - The sites logo in a nice got pink colour in ...
Thehonesttruth 22.06.2009
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Fashion World
Karsten (Florian Bartholomai) finds his plans for a wild summer in Spain celebrating his graduation, quashed by his traveling salesman father Wolfgang (Edgar Selge), who forces his son to do the rounds with him. Whilst peddling dull clothes for middle-aged women around town, they meet rival upmarket salesman Steven (Roman Knizka). Battle commences as the men attempt to charm the local boutiques, but Karsten risks stepping over enemy lines when he falls for Steven.
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