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1. Designer Fashion in Prague With a growing number of supermodels hailing from the Czech Republic (think Eva Herzigova, Hana Soukupova, Karolina Kurkova and Daniela Pestova), it's not surprising there's an up-and-coming fashion scene ... 2. Soukenická Street A short way from Staroměstska Náměstí, along Dlouha and across Revolucní, is an intriguing little street called Soukenická. 3. Dlouhá Street: It's the long way... Welcome back to Confessions of a Street-Walker... 4. Supermarket Dementia Forget the burdens and complications of career, lovers, family, bills, friends, and all the other factors that can lead to stress and other nasty little symptoms of human existence. ... 5. Designer Fashion in Prague Tags: [fashion,shopping,designers] ... 6. Soukenická Street Tags: [Prague 1,neighbourhoods,shopping] ... 7. Dlouhá Street: It's the long way... Tags: [neighborhoods,Prague 1,shopping] ... 8. Supermarket Dementia Tags: [shopping,hyper markets,cultural collisions] ... 9. The Sultan of Brno ... your full wallet, but it's never nice to hang around public transport zones, so move your organs following the 'centrum' signs for five minutes or so and presto, you're on Masarykova, Brno's central shopping ... 10. Make an Escape to the Outskirts ... shopping arcade and turn left across the bridge at the end. Walkthrough the huge apartment buildings and parking lots, past the potraviny and restaurants until you reach Faltánova Street. Cross ... 11. Circling the Square in Europe's Perfect Little City ... of Good King Wenceslas. The Square that bears his name is Prague's Fifth Avenue and pedestrian traffic is heavy along its wide sidewalks; it's a great place for window-shopping. I fell in love with everything: ... 12. The Smiler ... because for a while back there it could just as easily have been our termination notices that she carried. No, we liked her. We just liked the way she carried herself, which was like a crumpled old shopping ... 13. Designer Fashion in Prague With a growing number of supermodels hailing from the Czech Republic (think Eva Herzigova, Hana Soukupova, Karolina Kurkova and Daniela Pestova), it's not surprising there's an up-and-coming fashion scene ... 14. An Insider's Guide to Žižkov ... will notice most layers of incline come complete with full shopping center, eateries, and culture scene, making it possible to avoid the fate of the swollen ass. Starting from ... 15. Jilská Ulice to Liliová Ulice ... as a market square by French merchants way back in the 12th Century, and I suppose it was sensible in a time without Amex, let alone a shopping channel, to have a place where you could meet other people ... 16. Vinohradska ... loves her work! If shopping and walking makes you hungry, and your teeth are in good order, step down the street to Ambiente, the "living restaurant". Though it's difficult get an explanation ... 17. Soukenická Street ... items at prices you can afford. We're talking unique furnishings, artwork, for everyone whose thought of shopping at Ikea is akin to getting a quicky through a gas station glory hole. ... 18. Reflections on the Globopolis meltdown ... I had been to the site a few times. Never really used it for listings and shopping, but they had some good articles, and the club pics were cool. I thought it was a pretty brave thing, ... 19. Dlouhá Street: It's the long way... ... into an unborn shopping arcade. Opposite the entrance is the Tom Tom Club Cocktail Bar, but if cocktails are not your thing, panic not because coffee-drinking is another easy option. Walk down the street ... 20. You know you've been in the Czech Republic too long when... ... an empty instant coffee jar. 3) You always carry a plastic shopping bag with you "just in case". 4) You start saying he/she is "on the meeting" ...
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