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@ The Class of Ciick, by
Roger Meenks, Edition
Stemmle, 188 pages, $33 at
Chapters

PHOTOGRAPHER
Roger Moenks has
taken a clever idea and
turned it into a book of
fun and beauty.

Imagine a revised version
of your high school where
everyone was beautiful. All
your classmates are fabulously
dressed and look just as great

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GVRD Parks is seeking input on its
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FASHION

of class cl

undressed. This high school
enjoys a dream-like quality,
enhanced by the creative light-
ing used in many of the pho-
tos.

Meenks took the Click
Model Management porttolio
concept and put his own spin
on it. The result is a modelling
book that features all the top
talent from Click and shows
them in a way that steps
beyond the normal promo-
tional material. The Class of
Click stands on its own as art,
serving both the agency and
the reader well.

Park Royai retail

io

Layne Christensen

Fashion Editor
lechristensen@nsnews.com
PARK Royal shoufid be
close to announcing a
replacement for
Eaton’s in the south
mall,

Rumours are rife but shop-
ping centre director Rick
Amantea remains mum on the

subject.

In 2 Jan. 23 News story,
Amantea said he was confi-
dent of an announcement of
finalized plans for the site
within six weeks. If the time

Beauty

NEW bath crystals
from Doulton are true
dlue.

Sapphire-coloured scent-
ed bath crystals presented in
a blue fluted glass fiacon
($52) are the latest offering
from the fragrance collection
that borrows its name from
Royal Pouiten fine china.

Infused with calming
chamomile, rejuvenating

icks

Moenks has fun with the
usual depictions found in year-
books and poses the models in
some great tongue-in-cheek
setups. Home Economics gets
a new took, as whipping cream
flies, Sex Ed takes an erotic
turn, and favourite personali-
ties show the students how
you might have wished to see
your own former classmates.

Terrific photography, great
reproduction, and a unique
presentation combine to show
off the talents of both the
photographer and the models.

— Terry Peters

line still stands, shoppers can
expect to hear something
soon.

Meanwhile, in Park
Royal’s rejuvenated north
mall, several changes are
afoot.

Soko, a junior fashions
shop, has flown south, leaving
the north mall for the former
Mondi focation on the south
:nall’s upper level. Esprit is
relocating from south to
north, moving into the space
vacated by Soho and Planet
Superstar, which left the mall
in December. The new, larger
Esprit boutique will stock
men’s and children’ ’s clothing
as well as women’s fashions
when it reopens in May.

Fashion doyenne Peggy
Chroust has closed her
Exquisite boutique but
remains in the mall, in a tem-

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are a body shimmer dusting
powder ($95), a delicately
scented powder with a
frosted pink-silver tone that
is actually made from
crushed pearls, and a
refillable purse spray ($110
for 10 mL), encased in 2 blue
satin pouch. Doulton also
offers a perfume refill with
built-in funnel ($110 for 30
mL).

— Layne Christensen

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photo Roger Moenks
SCHOOL was never like this. The Class of Click pur-
ports to be the sexiest yearbook ever published.

ers on the move

porary store location, to sell
off leftover designer stock.

Guess? will open in April at
the old Exquisite boutique
site. Roots is also taking
advantage of the high-end
fashion shop’s departure to
expand into part of the vacat-
ed space.

Until construction is com-
pleted, Roots has shipped its ©
sporty stock across Marine
Drive, to a temporary shop at
the old Wilson’s site, south
mall, upper level.

Back in the south mall,
Vincenta Haute Couture
Pour Bebe is scheduled to
open in May, near where
Eaton’s Home store was
located. The boutique will sell
upscale clothing, shoes and
accessories from the Vincenta
label as well as other designer
brands, for sizes 0 to 6 years.

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Systems .
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