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Fashionistas, need help with my wardrobe.?

I am trying to get my closet organized and at the same time getting my summer wardrobe together.
Need more help with...
1. Red top & cream or brown capris. What color shoes?
2. Green top & cream capris. Should I wear cream shoes?
3. What color pants go with blue top?
4. Purple top with black pants. Shoe color?
5. Blue top & white pants. Blue or white shoes. Another shoe color?
7. How about light green top with cream capris and white shoes?
7. Wine, burgundy top & cream pants. Color of shoes?
8. Do the shoes necessarily have to match the TOP OR PANTS?
9. Does silver go with all the above. I don't care to overdo the jewelry to a beautiful red top.
10.I enjoy pinks. What color pants and shoes will go well with that color?
ANY SUGGESTIONS appreciated. THANKS in advance!!!

1. black shoes.
2. white shoes.
3. black pants.
4. white/gold.
5. blue/silver shoes.
6. perfect :]
7. black shoes.
8. no, but they might look better that way/ personal preference.
9. yes, i think it would look great that way.
10. creme/ white pants and white/pink/silver shoes.

Vintage Burgundy Wine Set $31.5 Vintage Burgundy Wine Set

Food Wine Burgundy (The Terroir Guides) $19.76 Food Wine Burgundy (The Terroir Guides)

Burgundy Wine $81.25 Burgundy wine (French: Bourgogne or Vin de Bourgogne) is wine made in the Burgundy region in eastern France. The most famous wines produced here those commonly referred to as Burgundies are red wines made from Pinot Noir grapes or white wines made from Chardonnay grapes. Red and white wines are also made from other grape varieties, such as Gamay and Aligot respectively. Small amounts of ros and sparkling wine are also produced in the region. Chardonnaydominated Chablis and Gamaydominated Beaujolais are formally part of Burgundy wine region, but wines from those subregions are usually referred to by their own names rather than as Burgundy wines. Burgundy has a higher number of appellations dorigine contrle (AOCs) than any other French region, and is often seen as the most terroirconscious of the French wine regions. The various Burgundy AOCs are classified from carefully delineated Grand Cru vineyards down to more nonspecific regional appellations. The practice of delineating vineyards by their terroir in Burgundy go back to Medieval times, when various monasteries played a key role in developing the Burgundy wine industry. Author: Miller, Frederic P./ Vandome, Agnes F./ McBrewster, John Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 86 Publication Date: 2009/11/25 Language: English Dimensions: 5.98 x 9.01 x 0.20 inches

The Wine Harvest in Burgundy, 1863 $49.99 Charles-Francois Daubigny The Wine Harvest in Burgundy, 1863 - Giclee Print

Wine in Vezelay, Yonne, Burgundy, France, Europe $19.99 Wine in Vezelay, Yonne, Burgundy, France, Europe - Photographic Print

On Wine $28 One of three people in the world holding both the titles of Master Sommelier and Master of Wine, Doug Frost here gives a straightforward approach to Wine. It is both a perfect introduction for novices and a resource for more experienced oenophiles. Among the many covered topics are: the history of wine and winemaking; understanding varietals; a survey of the world's wine-producing regions and their wines; and how to pair wine with food. The book also includes an extensive list of wine recommendations for all occasions, a listing of the author's choice of over 100 of the best wine producers and their best wines worldwide; suggested reading; and a glossary of winespeak. With over 125 beautiful illustrations, stunning color photography, and specially commissioned maps, this is destined to be the wine book of the year and the cornerstone of every wine lover's library.

Wine Cellar of Chateau de Pierreclos, Burgundy, France $24.99 Lisa S. Engelbrecht Wine Cellar of Chateau de Pierreclos, Burgundy, France - Photographic Print

Vineyard Design Burgundy Wine Crate $81.46 This Vineyard Design wine crate features a wood construction and charming burgundy sides. The vintage design adds charm to this wine crate.Color: BurgundyMaterials: WoodDimensions: 7.5 inches high x 12 inches wide x 8.5 inches deepInterior dimensions: 6.5 inches high x 11 inches wide x 7.5 inches deep

Barbera Wine Tote-Burgundy $15.95 A New Level Of Sophistication! The Barbara Wine Tote from our Metro Collection protects and insulates your favorite wine. It's a fun and stylish way to bring your own bottle and is a great gift idea. Features: 13" H x 3.25" W x 3.25" D Available in 6 colors Stainless steel waiter-style corkscrew Neoprene with acrylic handles Low Price Guarantee!

Wine $20.96 From the grape to the glass and beyond, this stylish and contemporary guide is ideal for anyone looking for information on how to taste, serve, buy, or store wine. Inviting text with mouthwatering photography and over 550 beautiful illustrations make this high-quality reference suitable for the expert or the casual wine drinker. Includes the unique If you like this...try this section perfect for building confidence and knowledge in the sometimes baffling world of wines.

Tuscan Olive Sconce In Wine $277 Hand cast and hand glazed ceramic wall sconce. All hand crafted in the vendor�s Easthampton, Massachusetts studio. Each piece is individually created through a multi-stepped process that achieves a beautiful, and unique ceramic surface. Each piece is signed, dated and hallmarked. -Border: Ivory and Ash background with glazed olives and leaf springs with mosaic in burgundy and rustic bronze. -Color: Wine

Picnic Gift 2025BU Solana Wine Tote Burgundy $36.45 Want to serve up a chilled glass of wine anywhere? We offer to you the Solana a single bottle wine tote. Thermal insulated compartment to keep your favorite bottle of wine chilled and the other compartment hold two wine glasses stainless steel corkscrew nickelplated bottle stopper and two napkins. 2 Acrylic Wine Glasses. 2 Napkins. 1 Stainless Steel Deluxe Corkscrew. 1 Bottle Stopper. Color: Burgundy. Dimensions: 8 x 4 x 141/2 .

Adensco Emmie Eyeglasses-In Color-Wine Rose Burgundy (01Z9)-Size-51/17/130 $71.92 The Adensco Emmie Is A Luxurious Metal Rectangular Shaped Single Bridge Pair of Eyeglasses With An Acetate Temple In Size - 51/17/130 In Color - Wine Rose Burgundy Size: 51/17/130 Type: Eyeglass Frames Frame Color: Wine Rose Burgundy

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The Most Beautiful Villages of Burgundy $56.52 Focusing on the region`s great architecture and appealing villages, this book offers the definitive introduction to a region whose name is synonymous with civilized living the world over. Includes map & traveler`s guide. 260 color illustrations.

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The Six Most Expensive Wines

If you wanted to have an expensive bottle of wine...do you know how much it would cost you? Some might answer $50 or $100. Others might answer even higher - they would be right!

Some bottles of wine are so expensive they are simply collected for their value. Others are quite valuable and wine connoisseurs drink and enjoy these wines for the experience of drinking something that not everyone has the exposure to. But these wines can cost dearly....often thousands of dollars. Some are worth more than your car...or even your home.

A 1787 Chateau Lafite, a Bordeaux was sold at Christie's auction house in the 1980's for (pounds) 105,00 ($160,00). The Guinness Book of World Records lists it as the world's most expensive bottle of wine.

While the age of the Chateau Lafite would have made it well worth a high price, what really drew great attention were the initials "Th.J" in the bottle. "Th.J." were the initials of the bottle owner, Thomas Jefferson. Jefferson had been the ambassador to France and often visited the vineyards of both Bordeaux and Burgundy. This bottle of wine is considered no longer drinkable, but is still quite valuable for its historical sentiment. It is now in the Forbes Collection in New York City.

Would you drink champagne that had been on the bottom of the ocean floor? You might if you are a guest at the Ritz Carlton hotel in Moscow. Bottles of 1907 Heidsieck vineyard champagne were aboard a vessel, being shipped to the Russian Imperial family. In 1916 this vessel was shipwrecked. But in 1997 divers discovered more than 200 bottles of the bubbly stuff in the wreckage. The champagne costs $275,000 a bottle! Both the amazing story of being lost at sea and the champagne's age make this a very expensive champagne. We are sure it tastes just divine.

The Pernod-Ricard Perrier-Jouet champagne set is also quite unique, making it special for champagne drinkers. There are only 100 sets of the 12 bottles of very fine and expensive champagne. When you purchase this special set of champagne you'll have the choice of what liqueur will be used in the champagne - and you actually need to fly to Eastern France to make the choice. A set of the 12 bottles costs $50,000

If you are a vodka drinker and looking to splurge then you'll want to know about Diva Premium Vodka. The bottle looks as beautiful as any perfume bottle - splashy, glittery and glamorous to please even the fussiest diva out there. A bottle of Diva Premium Vodka can cost between $3,700 and $1,000,000 (no, that's not a typo) depending on which bottle you choose. This vodka is actually diamond filtered and is from Blackwood Distillers in Scotland. In the center of each bottle are lovely looking gems that sparkle -- the type of gems is chosen based on which bottle of vodka you choose (buy a more expensive bottle and you'll see better gems).

At a charity event in 2008 in Napa Valley, an executive at Cisco Systems bought the 1992 Screaming Eagle, sold for $500,000 (about $80,000 a bottle). With this auction prize the lucky winner received a lovely dinner at the winery. The perfect way to open up a bottle of his wine and enjoy it!

In 1997 an anonymous buyer at a Christie's auction bought a bottle of 1945 Chateau Mouton-Rothschild Jeroboam for $114,614. Wine enthusiasts know this as one of the very best vintages of the 20th century. A very fine bottle of wine for any wine collector or connoisseur.

Let's not forget about the world's most expensive beer: Vielle Bon Secours, available only at the London-based bar Bierdrome. It costs about $1,000 (500 pounds) a bottle and $78 (39 pounds) a pint. When you're in London you'll simply have to stop in a buy a round for your friends to enjoy this unique beer.

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