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What do you wear when you get fired? What do you wear when your job gets cut? What if your Bill gets killed?

Tais-ties developed a line of neckties that can make you street credible in narrow Bronx alleys, bullet proof in dirty Wall Street business and survivor in a deep and dark global recession… presenting the Bill Killed, when you get fired, Tattoo, when you need to show your ties with Yoshi, Dirty Business, when business gets really dirty, Seppuku, if there ain’t a way out and the Pinky, making sure they understand the consequences!

Tais-ties was born in the aftermath of the boom market, summer 2008, preparing the neckwear industry for the darker times ahead. In the meantime tis-ties is covered by influential blogs like JCReport “Tie One On, Bringing hip to the neckwear industry”, Trendhunter, UrbanDaddy “Conquering corporate bloodbaths with style” and DailyCandy in the Gift Guide for Bad Boys, Whatcha Gonna Do?

Visit www.tais-ties.com for our Bad Boys recession offers.

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Customers at Rose Mortem are more likely to discover gowns reminiscent of Cyndi Lauper than Cindy Crawford, and the company is jubilant about its latest direction. The Rose Mortem bridal line features pristine whites in traditional bride-to-be fabrics of lace and satin while still remaining true to the label’s trademark alternative flair.

“We’ve focused on making fashion that feels like the music,” said Rose Hemlock, CEO of Rose Mortem. “There is no reason that shouldn’t apply to special occasions. Releasing a non-traditional bridal line that’s actually tuned in to the times – and making all the gowns available in black or white – was a lot of fun and made sense.” Ms. Hemlock has a right to be pleased. At age 28, with a staff of 6 and a glass-walled studio filled with the sounds of heavy machinery and David Bowie, the formerly Denver-based artist and widowed mother of two is the picture of creative success.

The company is already familiar to most black-inclined fashion enthusiasts. Launching in early 1998, the Rose Mortem label quickly made a name for itself by sponsoring and joining US tours of several European alternative music artists. Among them are German synthpop favorites Wolfsheim, South African rock icon The Awakening, and UK gothic rock legend The Mission UK. Today the music continues at Rose Mortem, with the company hinting at the pending acquisition of an established independent record label before year’s end.

Rose Mortem was most recently featured at the Gothic Cruise fashion show sponsored by Holiday Media / Gothic Beauty magazine and in the magazine’s December issue. Designs are available online at the company’s website and at various retailers throughout the world.

About Rose Mortem:
Rose Mortem is an independent fashion label based in Chicago, Illinois. Launching in Denver, Colorado in early 1998, the Rose Mortem fashion label quickly became a staple source for unique and dramatic custom clothing. Today the label has evolved to offer standard sizes and sells to stores worldwide. The company also specializes in custom fashions for musicians, independent films and theatre productions, and coordinates fashion and art shows featuring musicians and artists from around the world.

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Toronto’s premier wedding boutique is excited to announce the opening of a beautiful second location in Etobicoke. Best for Bride specializes in the sales and rental of wedding supplies and accessories, including designer bridal gowns, bridesmaid’s dresses and jewellery. The luxurious new location is sure to make every bride feel like a princess as she shops for her big day.

Best for Bride, Toronto’s premier wedding boutique (http://www.bestforbride.com) has opened a second location at the corner of Dundas and Kipling in Etobicoke. The new convenient location is easily accessible by public transit, as it is right by the Kipling subway station. The new store’s lavish decor will certainly make brides and bridesmaids feel rich and pampered as they browse through the huge selection of gorgeous wedding dresses and accessories. Pictures and map of the new location are viewable here: Bridal Store in Etobicoke (Mississauga).

Best for Bride sells top quality wedding and formal wear at reasonable prices. Their bridal gowns are made of designer fabrics and feature fancy embellishments. Best for Bride’s dresses are created to fit every bride, from petite to plus-size dresses and come in a variety of sizes and colours. Aside from offering dresses for sale, Best for Bride also rents out wedding dresses and accessories, allowing brides to have a wedding of their dreams regardless of budget.

Presently, Best for Bride is offering an amazing special for the rental of bridal accessories (veil, crinoline, tiara, jewellery set, headpieces, gloves, fur cape and shawl) at the price of only $100. More information about this special, as well as prices for the rental of individual items is available here: Rental of Wedding Gowns and Bridal accessories.

Recently, Best for Bride has begun selling wedding invitations and wedding favours to fulfill all wedding needs for their clients. Now, brides and grooms-to be are able to get their wedding outfits, bridal party wear, wedding cakes and invitations and accessories and favors all in one convenient location.

“We are thrilled to be opening our new store in Etobicoke,” said Olga Pomeransky, manager of Best for Bride Bridal Boutique. “This location is spacious and beautifully decorated and we are looking forward to serving our customers here.”

For additional information on the news of this release, visit www.bestforbride.com, or email sales@BestForBride.com Best for Bride Bridal & Evening Wear Boutique is a one-stop bridal store, with two locations in the Toronto, Ontario area to serve and advise their clients.

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