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With so many parties going on it's very easy to exhaust your wardrobe. Rent the Runway is a website that lets you borrow a designer dress straight off the runway for a fraction of the cost. You Tiffany Earring for sale have to be seen in the same dress twice!Choose your cocktails wisely and you'll get beauty benefits. Genesis Today Pomegranate and Berries with Resveratrol juice is a great mixer. Resveratrol is a popular ingredient often seen in skin creams that prevents fine lines and wrinkles. On serving is loaded with more antioxidants than a glass of wine and it has energizing B12 We can start to look a bit pasty this time of year so a little body glow is just what you need so you can show some skin with confidence. Jergens Natural Glow Revitalizing Daily Moisturizer gives you natural-looking color that you can control depending on how often you apply.Don't leave home without your Ms and Mrs. Minimergency Kit. Think of this as your survival kit for the holidays because it's got 16 portable essentials like a mini hairspray, clear nail polish, the trick to stopping a run in your nylons, stain remover, double-sided tape, deodorant towelette, dental floss, earring backs. etc.Charming Charlie is a fashion accessory boutique that, according to its website, "helps shoppers pull together their look through the key finishing touches -- earrings, necklaces, bracelets, handbags, scarves, belts ... in a fun, boutique environment." Head to the depot Visit the holiday open house 5-9 p.m. Wednesday at Fort Wayne Tiffany Key Ring for sale and Bike Depot, 1004 Cass St. The store, which sells outdoor apparel, shoes, bikes and boats, will have food, drinks, special sale prices and giveaways.To see more of The News-Sentinel, or to subscribe to the newspaper, go to http://www.news-sentinel.com/. Copyright (c) 2010, The News-Sentinel, Fort Wayne, Ind. Distributed by McClatchy-Tribune Information Services. For more information about the content services offered by McClatchy-Tribune Information Services (MCT), visit www.mctinfoservices.com.

Nov. 19--Let the season of holiday shopping (or should we call it holiday madness?) begin.My favorite time to go to the mall is the week before Thanksgiving. The stores are full of beautifully displayed merchandise that hasn't been picked over by shoppers. I went one rainy night this week, and the stores were blissfully quiet. It's the proverbial calm before the storm.As you're outin' and aboutin' this holiday season, I've got two bits of advice: a) Be nice to retail employees. Most of them are working their tails off. b) If you're thinking about swiping something: don't. It isn't just Santa who's got his eye on you. I have a relative who works in loss prevention. I've heard the stories. Believe me, if you're about to Tiffany Key for sale something, you're probably acting in a way that arouses suspicion, and they're already watching you.Visit marketplaceThe old Marshall Field's space at Glenbrook Square is the location for this year's Holly Days Marketplace now through Sunday. One hundred vendors will sell apparel, jewelry, home and garden decor, gourmet foods and more. Tickets cost $5. The event benefits Mad Anthonys Children's Hope House, a nonprofit pediatric hospitality house where families can stay when they have a critically ill child at Lutheran Hospital.Meet rural artistsVisit artists in their studios 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday during the Rural Studio Tour. Eight artists selling prints, pottery, fiber art, photography, jewelry and more will open their studios to the public. It's an opportunity to meet the artists and perhaps purchase a unique, handmade gift for yourself or others. The self-guided tour includes three stops in northwest Fort Wayne, four in Leo and one in Spencerville. To view a map, go to www.facebook.com/ArtStudioTour. Or you can pick up a brochure at Orchard Gallery, Artlink or Firefly Coffee House in Fort Wayne, or Higher Grounds and Leo Cafe in Leo.

Day of Giving Here's something else to do Saturday. Radio station WAJI, Majic 95.1-FM. is sponsoring the Majical Day of Giving at Jefferson Pointe. Nonprofits are selling shopping tickets good for discounts Saturday at participating stores. At 7 p.m., Santa Claus and David Archuleta, 2008 "American Idol" runner-up, will light the Christmas tree, and then Archuleta will perform a mini concert. Accessory store Speaking of Jefferson Pointe, a new store is to Tiffany Money Clip for sale this month across from Bath and Body Works. Charming Charlie is a fashion accessory boutique that, according to its website, "helps shoppers pull together their look through the key finishing touches -- earrings, necklaces, bracelets, handbags, scarves, belts ... in a fun, boutique environment." To learn more, go to www.charmingcharlie.com. Head to the depot Visit the holiday open house 5-9 p.m. Wednesday at Fort Wayne Outfitters and Bike Depot, 1004 Cass St. The store, which sells outdoor apparel, shoes, bikes and boats, will have food, drinks, special sale prices and giveaways. In November, the store is offering 15 percent off any bike or boat in stock. It also offers a layaway plan. The store also now sells Patagonia shoes and Scott running shoes.