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DID YOU KNOW????: $2 Million Dollar Victoria’s Secret “Bombshell Fantasy Bra”

The “Bombshell Fantasy Bra” contains more than 3,000 jewels and took six craftsman 1500 hours to complete.

JENNIFER HUDSON LOVELY BODY

Jennifer Hudson has slimmed down tremendously since she first burst onto the scene as a contestant on America Idol in 2004.

The singer and Oscar winning actress is looking slimmer than she ever has, and her remarkable transformation even helped score her a lucrative gig as the new Weight Watchers spokesperson.

Now Jennifer is taking her weight loss message to the masses, launching the third annual Lose For Good campaign yesterday in New York.

Great shape:Jennifer Hudson has dropped five dress sizes and transformed her body radically. She credits her new body to following the Weight Watchers programme and hitting the gym five times a week

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES: Fashion week in Abu Dhabi

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The runway featured low-cut silky gowns and red chiffons, but also a flurry of glittery embroidered fabrics, so typical of the Middle East.

And in the audience, of course, were men in traditional white dishdashas, typical of the Persian Gulf venue.

At the Abu Dhabi International Fashion Week, taking place from March 15 to 18, Arab and Western designers blended trendy tendencies in cuts and colors with Arabian influences in the choice of styles and accessories.

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For a while Dubai was getting all the attention as the Persian Gulf capital of glitz and glamour. Now its neighboring emirate is claiming a shiny spot on the very selective map of world fashion, alongside Milan, Paris and London.

Apparently it takes more than world-class fashion houses boosting the show to become a "City of Fashion." Shireena Al Nowais, from the Dubai-based Gulf News waxed catty about the Abu Dhabi venue:

The fashion shows are being staged in a somewhat shabby custom-built venue in the gardens of Emirates Palace. The venue, which comprises a few hundred chairs, a large screen and a catwalk made up of a thin plastic film spread out across the floor, which the models kept slipping on, is completely unsuitable for an international world-class fashion show.