Playfeed - USA - Remember those perfume ads back in the 1980’s for Parfums decoeur ‘Designer Imposters’? They went something like “if you like Giorgio you’ll love Primo!, if you like Opium you’ll love Ninja” or the more recent enticement, “If you like Juicy Couture you’ll love Yeah Baby.” It’s human to want a whiff of luxury at a bargain price - too bad the end result usually stinks.

NBC’s Lipstick Jungle reminds me of those ‘Designer Imposters’. The show, starring Brooke Shields, Kim Raver and Lindsay Price, premiered last night.

If you’re confused and could have sworn Lipstick Jungle stars Lucy Liu and two other

FabSugar.com - San Francisco, CA, USA - There's a new fashion-forward clique in TV town and I'm happy to welcome them and their fabulous wardrobes to the neighborhood. Lipstick Jungle, starring Brooke Shields, Kim Raver, and Lindsay Price, showcases much more realistic fashions than its competition, Cashmere Mafia. But don't mistake realism for boring. These ladies love their Jimmy Choo bags, leopard Louboutins, power suits, hip outerwear, and colorful accessories. Best of all? Only a few belts in sight!

In a conference call with reporters recently, executive producer Candace Bushnell and actress Brooke Shields gabbed about the show's fashions.


On the show's wardrobe:
Shields: "It is undeniably a high fashion

Buffalo News - NY, United States - It is easy to arrive at the conclusion that two new series about unsatisfied powerful women are part of a left-wing Hollywood conspiracy to make Sen. Hillary Clinton look more sympathetic.

A month after producer Darren Star of HBO’s “Sex and the City” fame premiered his newest, ratings-challenged gal pal series, “Cashmere Mafia,” NBC trots out its own cliched, high-gloss, PG-13 “Sex” rip-off, “Lipstick Jungle.”

The series about the adventures of privileged working women living in a world lacking in racial diversity premieres at 10 tonight on WGRZ-TV.

“Jungle” is based on a book by Candace Bushnell, whose earlier book was the inspiration