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a “hit” bag by the Prada Pursesjudicious placing of products with bloggers (just as magazine editors have traditionally been showered with gifts from the fashion companies). Since the bloggers proudly present themselves online with the new trophy, this is hardly a secret. from women wishing to buy, sell or donate breast milk. “My daughter is two months old and has gained five pounds and grown three inches since birth!” reads one ad. “I have a serious oversupply and I am looking to free up room in my freezer.”ons with designers like Marc Jacobs and Phillip Lim, her collections for retailers like Target — she has not had her own store, until now. The inviting shop on the Lower East Side houses her fine jewelry and bridal collections, which, like the popular Bing Bang, often walks the line between sweet and street.

 Ms. Sheffield’s roots in the Southwest show up in silver cuffs with rivets and hooves, and in earrings shaped like a wolf claw in gold and sterling silver (the woman likes to mix metals) and gems. And there are rings for every finger. A vintage-look ring from the bridal Prada Knitted Capscollection with an inverted cushion-cut diamond circled w Some sites discourage paying for breast milk, while others actively endorse the practice. Advertisements from some sellers play up the convenience and price, which can be as low as $1.50 an ounce. But many women wish to donate milk simply to help out fellow mothers in need. Rachel Holtzman, 31, a writer who lives in Brooklyn, had breast reduction surgery that unexpectedly left her unable to lactate. After giving birth to Levi, now

4 ½ months old, she turned to a network of women in Park Slope who we Ken Downing, the fashion director at Neiman  Prada handbagMarcus, believes he has seen the beginning of a negative reaction to the blogosphere, citing the greed of some newly arrived bloggers. Yet the sheer amount of fashion words and images out there has had one definite effect for fashion companies: the need to constantly press the refresh button. Stella McCartney says it is impossible to send out a collection based on a single look, because each woman has many facets. Alber Elbaz, the creative director of Lanvin, says he marvels th