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A new season calls for anappointment to polishup those style skills andupdate your work ward-robe. With new fall trendsarriving in the stores andonline daily, it’s the perfect

time to rework those professional basicsthat you’ve come to depend on day inand day out... even if you work fromhome. Here are some ways to put some

new life into your dress code for theoffice:• Start with a suit. Yes, going matchy-

matchy is back, and that means thetwo-piece suit is making a comeback.How easy does that make gettingdressed every day? An elegant, classicsuit never fails. But just because you’vestill got that go-to black suit hanging in your closet, doesn’t mean you just needto throw on a white blouse and be outthe door. Instead, get creative. You’vegot a blank canvas.

• Take apart the pieces. Wear a dark

pair of tailored jeans with your suit jacket. Dressed-up jeans — don’t eventhink about pulling out the ripped-upones — can add a modern touch forthe ofce. The high-waisted ares are agreat update this fall. You can also add apair of trendy culottes to give fitted suit jackets instant fashion appeal.

• Think outside the jacket. A suit maybe the ultimate working girl’s friend, butthere are other ways to get more mile-age out of suit skirts and trousers. Takea cue from the boys and borrow a few oftheir sartorial tricks. A vest paired with a

rufed blouse or a cozy turtleneck willgive you a little more of a casual vibe,but goes a long way in adding more ofthe cool factor.

• A cropped top or sweater is another way to substitute some trendy style forthe traditional professional uniforminto your work wardrobe. The boxy, big-shouldered looks are in this season, andare a balancing counterpoint to slimpencil skirts. For even more of an up-to-the-moment look, try pairing shortertops with a midi skirt.• Add a dash of whimsy. Prints can do wonders for perking up those basics in your closet. There are plenty of bold,

Reworking itUpdating the basicwork wardrobe

colorful patterns out there this fall that will take your boring suits and add asophisticated touch. It’s true that somedesigners have been carried away withmixing all kinds of “clashing” prints andpatterns, as well as colors. A little of thismishmash goes a long way, especially if you’re the one standing at the head ofthe conference table in front of a roomfull of corporate executives.

But it can be fun to do a little experi-menting with your wardrobe. Leopardprints are a great place to start. Theyusually complement many graphic

stripes and oral designs. Metallics areanother way to polish up the shine on your office attire. Wearing a little sparkleduring the day can set you apart in a seaof white shirts and black suits.

• Make it colorful. Even though the fallseason is usually full of muted tones,this year designers are putting a joltinto their designs. Go for the unexpect-ed autumn hue to wake up that work wardrobe. An emerald green sweater? A cobal t blue dress? A red suede jack-et? Pack a colorful punch into gettingdressed every morning and you’ll put a

smile on your face and your co-workerstoo.

• Accessorize. It’s the little things thatoften make the biggest difference. Youcan wear the same suit several timesand change up the accessories to alwaysadd a fresh twist. Go for unique andinteresting details — try a wide belt tocinch in your jacket; an eye-catchingbib necklace or a handmade-jeweledcuff bracelet.

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Plus sizes a plus for local retailersHEIDI MAE BRATT

The funny, Oscar-nom-inated, Emmy-award w i n n i n g a c t r e s sMelissa McCarthy

needed a dress for a recentred-carpet Oscars walk andcouldn’t get a designer tocreate one for her. Fashion-ing a dress for a high-profileactress is considered a coup

for designers, but the plus-size star of “Bridesmaids”and “Tammy” was turneddown by several and hadto settle for an off-the-rack style thatlanded her not on a fashion hit list, buton a fashion miss list.

So Ms. McCarthy, who had studiedfashion design at New York’s FashionInstitute of Technology, decided to teamup with an old friend, couture designerDaniella Pearl, to launch Pearl, which wi ll off er fa shi ona ble clo th in g fo r women of substance.

“When I go shopping, most of thetime I’m disappointed,” Ms. McCar-thy reportedly said at the time sheannounced her intention. The new

design line, the actress-turning-entre-preneur hopes, will put an end to theoften frump and frumpier look for larg-er-sized women.

In fact, many retailers have come torecognize this, and know that there isrevenue in dressing real-sized women.From labels that offer a plus-sizeto the explosion of online retailers,big is beautiful is big business beingembraced in a big way.

Closer to home, retailers and fashionmavens have recognized that all women want to look great and not be made tofeel that if they aren’t a size 6, they can’tdress like their single-digit sized coun-terparts.

Less than a year ago, the owners ofGinger N’ Cream in Westwood launchedGinger Love, a fashion emporium thatcarries sizes 12 to 22. Since its openingin November, the branch has been aresounding success.

“Response has been fantastic,” saysowner Sue Bahng. “Women are so

happy that they can come in and findsomething quick or outfit an entire wardrobe.

“We love to dress womenfrom head to toe and takegreat pride in making themfeel great for everyday orfor any special event. From just our orig inal women’sstore, Ginger N’ Cream, we were not able to do thisfor beautiful women of allsizes. This is where Ginger

Love comes in. We can pro-vide the same up-to-datestyles with great service ina comfortable boutique

setting, all under one roof.”Bahng continued, “Women are beauti-

ful no matter what size. There shouldbe more offered to ‘real size’ American women.”

Real-size women are being celebrat-ed and reected more and more thesedays. From actresses like Lena Dunham, who has film ed hers elf unclot hed inher breakthrough, award-winning show,

“Girls,” to television personality MindyKaling, to comedians Rebel Wilsonand songstress Adele, actress MelissaMcCarthy stands in good company withmany women in the public eye whoare proudly displaying their curvy phy-siques sans apologies

Paula Parlato, owner of The Engle Shopin Englewood, said a customer cameinto the store recently who was look-ing for a mother-of-the-bride dress, butspecically told Parlato that she did not want to look like a mother-of-the-bride.

The woman, who wore a size 20,picked out a beautiful black lace num-ber in a smaller size, and Parlato tookher measurements and will have thedress custom-made to specifications –and it will look just like the smaller sizedone. That is one of the popular servicesoffered at The Engle Shop, says Parlato,a native of Italy and a designer herself.

“Not everybody is a size 6,” says Parlato.“Every women is entitled to wear some-thing beautiful. Even a size 20 wantsto look and feel sexy. When they comeinto the shop they can get a dress with a

shape. They don’t have to buy a dress thatlooks like a tent and has no shape.”Likewise, Mishelyne’s Fashions in

Teaneck has been dressing women ofall shapes and sizes and carries its lineof casual clothing, evening and formal wear in a range of sizes from 0 to 24.

“We cater to every size,” says itsowner, Sara, who has been in the busi-ness for decades and notes that fash-ion has come around for the larger size woman.

“The styles are more updated and notas frumpy as years ago.”

As it should be, she says, women want what women want: “Women want to bestylish, in-style and trendy.”

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amazing selection of women’s cloth-ing, shoes, handbags, jewelry, and accessories rangingfrom Chanel to Tory Burch.

The owner of Savvy Chic, Randi Morein, says hercustomers liken their shopping experience to treasurehunting: “They love finding unique and interestingitems.”

Everything in the boutique is in pristine condition.Most of the items are new or in near-new condition,and each item is inspected before it goes out on theoor. It is not unusual to nd items with their ticketsstill on them from the store they were bought at. AtSavvy Chic, you can nd a Chanel handbag with thetags still on it, Christian Louboutin shoes never wornbefore, or a fabulous Carolina Herrera gown for a thirdof its retail cost.

As one of the lar ges t con sig nme ntstores in the area, Savvy Chic has anentire evening wear department for thatspecial occasion dress. That is in additionto shirts, pants, dresses, coats, jewelry,and handbags, They also have beauti-ful high-end pant and skirt suits for the working woman. Brands like Gucci, Dior,

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Designer jeans are another big seller at Savvy chic.Imagine paying $60 for a pair of jeans that retail atthe store for $180-$250. Then imagine they still havethe tag on! Looking for a high end purse? This is thestore to nd that elusive Louis Vuitton, the Chanel youalways wanted, or that hard to nd Prada purse.

Sunglasses are another fun nd at Savvy Chic as wellas wallets, Hermès scarves, and belts. There is fine jewelry such as Yurman, Cartier, Bulgari, and Tiffany as well as vintage and costume jewelry.

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Y ou’ve heard the realestate adage “location,location, location” as thegolden rule of a home’s

desirability. But today,homebuyers are thinking“features, features, fea-tures” — ones that add

“convenience, livability, and energy ef-ciency” to a home, according to a recentsurvey by the National Association ofHome Builders.

Inspired by HGTV real estate showsand by images of gorgeous homedesigns on Pinterest, buyers — espe-cially younger buyers who want a hometo be turn-key, not needing upgradesor repairs — look for the following top

features, and may put higher bids onhomes that have them:• An open floor plan. Buyers love to

see wide-open spaces, with the kitch-en open to the dining room and greatroom, as opposed to each room beingblocked off by walls. An open oor planfits with their dreams of entertaining,as guests can be in different spaces, yetall in the same area together. Guests arenot out of view, sequestered in different,closed-in rooms.

• Big kitchens with lots of counterspace and granite counters. With fami-

lies cooking together more, and again wit h enter tain ing high on the homebuyer’s lifestyle wishes, a roomy kitchen with plenty of space for the preparationof meals and the display of buffet-styleplatters is a must. Granite counters,especially on a kitchen island with itsown sink (making this grand kitchen adouble-sink design), offer beauty as wellas easy maintenance, as do tile oors,another wish list feature.

• Updated kitchen and bathrooms.Buyers prefer updated kitchens withmodern appliances and designer hard-

ware and faucets. Since buyers plan toput most of their budget on the downpayment for a home, they prefer to seethat they won’t have to then spend afortune on bathroom and kitchenremodels, which are among the prici-est home projects. Kitchens are gather-ing spaces, a hallmark of the owner’sstyle and afuence, and bathrooms arenow considered the home’s peacefuloasis, so they may have glass-wall show-ers, steam rooms, multi-jet showers andclaw-foot baths as well as chandeliersand fireplaces.

• High ceilings. The National Asso-ciation of Home Builders says that the

desirability of high ceilings is important,perhaps a deal-breaker, with rst-oorceilings at least 9 feet high to begin with.20-foot ceilings impress homebuyers who love the lofty, open look.

• A home office. Buyers who workfrom home full time and those whohave office spaces but spend time work-ing from home as well want a sizable, well-dec orated, modern home office,not a corner of the dining room with a

laptop. They desire a large room, con-nectivity, great lighting, and a view, inaddition to plenty of storage space.The experts at Bankrate say that femalehomebuyers are especially interested inhome offices, although both genders listthis feature as among their preferences.

• A laundry. Buyers want efficiency,and they also want their laundries tobe presentable, well-designed, andmodern, with the latest technology andorganizing space.

• Outdoor living spaces. The 2011design survey from AvidBuilder.comsays that 31.4 percent of buyers movingto a larger home said they must have, or

really want, an outdoor fireplace. Again,the appeal of HGTV real estate designsfeeds a need for outdoor entertainingfeatures as well as cozy relaxing spacesfor the family. Outdoor patios also havestone paver grounds, water features,outdoor lighting, and even sound sys-tems. And fire tables may be broughtin by the buyer to add to the allure ofthe outdoor space, extending its use tomost seasons.

• Walk-in closets. In the master bed-room, in guest bedrooms and in kids’rooms, walk-in closets • especiallythose that are more like actual rooms with a central island and clothing andaccessory display style • are anothermark of afuence and a desired feature.

• Energy efficiency. Homebuyers areinvested in finding a home that won’tcost a fortune to run. So they’re look -ing for low-E windows, a good homeenergy ratings score, eco-friendly oor-ing materials, radiant heating, energy-efcient cooling, Energy Star applianc-es, and more for an earth-smart home.They’re also looking for room in the

yard for a garden and expansive, tall window to let in warming sun and cre-ate a grander design effect.

• Technology. From eco-friendly ther-mostats to home settings accessedvia apps, to other high-tech capabil-ity, buyers love modern, if not futuris-tic features that add to the efficiencyand energy-friendliness of a home. Inaddition, buyers want to know that thehome has good cell and Internet service

for optimal livability.• A two-car garage with organized

workspace and storage systems. A two-car garage is, for many buyers, the mini-mum. New home designs often offerthree-car garages. And storage and workspace areas allow space for proj-ects and hobbies.

If your home on the market has manyof these features, you’re in good shapeto attract decent offers. If you’re look-ing to sell a few years from now, it maybe wise to incorporate some of thesefeatures into your home now to help itsselling strength later.

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1) Add interesting lighting. Julia

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“Unique lighting allows you to put yourthinking-outside-the-box skills to work and

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2) Choose a new paint palette. Jeanine

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country, gleaming metal fixtures and

accessories (also a big trend) create more

of a formal, modern, and stylish look.

Other popular shades for dining

rooms include cranberry and eggplantfor warmer tones, and, if you’d still

prefer a neutral shade, slate gray and

chocolate brown are topping the trends.

3) Chair rails and molding. Adding

new chair rails and molding to the

dining room adds an upscale finishing

touch to the room, and may hide those

less-than-perfect paint lines where the

ceiling meets the wall. A chair rail also

invites the trend of having one paint

color above the rail and another color

or wide paint color stripes below for

creative flair.

If you’re doing the project yourself,

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4) Knock out a wall. According to

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dining room — but mirrored buffets or

sideboards add drama to the room,

especially when you place silver

accessories such as candelabras and art

pieces minimally on your dining room

furniture.

Supersize artwork is also a trend, and

home stylists say that large artwork may

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New Year mortgage planningCARL E. GUZMAN

Autumn is here and it’s a great time toplan. I constantly hear the question:Is it more difficult to get a loan today?

Not really.The passing of the Dodd Frank bill

eliminated stated income and low orno doc loans, which were blamed forsignificant mortgage defaults. Bor-rowers who would have qualifiedunder one of those programs are leftin the cold and really need to pay

attention to the income reported ontheir tax return (especially the self-employed). Although stated programshave started to resurface, the cost andequity commitment are higher. It is alwaysbetter to fully document the informationon your mortgage application, and if youmeet underwriting guidelines, I can “show you the money.”

What do you need to know? Well, to no one’s surprise, credit scores

are important.High credit scores allow for expanded

product choice, lower down payments,and more favorable rates.

There are offsetting compensating fac-

tors such as a large down payment, jobstability, great income, and liquidity.

Sometimes, restructuring an applicationis needed: using the stronger borrowerand removing the weaker one; waiting totry and increase a credit score; or wait-ing for the higher income tax return to befiled.

Co-signers can help as well.The good news is that the market is hop-

ping and there is a great selection of pro-grams to get you into the home of yourdreams.

Carl E. Guzman is a CPA and President of Greenback Capital Mortgage Corp. licensed in New York,

New Jersey, and Florida. He bridges the gap in service and advice and is celebrating his 25th year in

business helping borrowers get the right loan. He can be reached at [email protected] or

(201) 837-6400.

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Nini WongSales Representative

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Sara LopatinBroker-Sales Representative

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Off: 201-768-6868

Cell: 201-248-0550

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Alyssa GoldbergSales Representative

Off: 201-568-1818

Cell: 201-280-5552

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Eva WinogradSales Representative

Off: 201-871-0800

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ENGLEWOOD – BRINKERHOFF MANOR - $528,000Bright spacious

townhouse with

thoughtful updates

thruout, featuresupdated eat-in kitchen,

1st floor master

bedroom with spa

bath, upper level has

2 large bedrooms w/4

closets each, designer

bath plus office w/French doors, enchanting gardens.

ENGLEWOOD – STUNNING – UNDER CONTRACTGracious 5 bedroom,

3.5 bath contemporary

in park-like East Hill

setting, grand entry w/

glass wall, state-of-

the-art kitchen, library

w/fireplace, serene

master suite w/vaulted

ceiling, walk-in closets,

whirlpool bath & wall

of windows overlooking yard w/deck & patio.

CRESSKILL – GRACIOUS – $872,000Newly constructed

5 bedroom, 3.5

bath, grand entry w/

bluestone, family

room, granite kitchen,

master suite w/Jacuzzi

bath, skylights,

hardwood floors,custom moldings,

finished basement,

lovely gardens, amenities galore, near town, schools &

houses of worship.

TEANECK – CHARMING - $359,000Pretty cape on tree-

lined street across

from park, bright

dining room, livingroom w/bay window,

eat-in kitchen w/

stainless appliances

opens to private

fenced yard, 3

bedrooms, 3 baths,

hardwood floors, walk-out basement w/tiled rec room,

lovely plantings.

ENGLEWOOD – COMMERCIAL - $2,250,000Imposing colonial style

brick & stone free-

standing building w/

parking, high ceilings,

tall windows, front

& rear staircases,

elevator,upper

level features huge

conference room w/

marble fireplace &

skylights, 1st floor has common room, kitchen, storage.

Also for rent.

ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS – BRIGHT - $769,000Spacious 4 bedroom,

2 bath home in

great neighborhood,

comfortable ground

floor recreation room,

cheerful living &

dining rooms, sunny

kitchen w/high-endappliances, master

bedroom & bath on

2nd level, office, hardwood floors, lots of closets, C/A/C,

attached garage, convenient location, low taxes.

TENAFLY – LOCATION - $999,000Sensational 4

bedroom, 2.5 bath

colonial on lovely tree-

lined East Hill street,

living room w/fireplace,

formal dining room,

modern eat-in kitchen

w/pantry & doors to

deck w/hot tub, bright

family room, master

suite w/walk-in closet, 2nd floor laundry. Loads of storage

throughout.

FORT LEE – CENTURY TOWER - $388,000Beautifully maintained

2 bedroom, 2 bath

on low floor, modern

kitchen w/breakfastnook & separate

dining alcove, winter

garden sunroom,

excellent closet space,

building offers pool,

gym, valet parking,

laundry on every floor, near bus, park & houses of worship.

ALPINE - STUNNING - $3,588,500Gorgeous Mediterranean

colonial offers open floor

plan, 9’ ceilings, dining

room w/marble floor,

library w/gas fireplace

opens to manicured

property w/flowering

trees, gourmet kitchenw/wine cooler, master

suite w/fireplace &

whirlpool bath, finished lower level accesses a lovely courtyard.

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Benzel-Busch Motor Car Corp. in Englewood isproud to present its all-new model year 2015lineup, featuring Mercedes-Benz C-Class, GLA-Class, and S-Coupe.

The all-new C-Class, which has been redesignedfrom the road up, and from the inside out, debuts asthe top selling model from Mercedes-Benz; it is thepremium of the mid-range class.

Its design is a bold departure from its predecessor,but Mercedes-Benz genetics are still expressed, forthe designers used sensuous lines by melding both

aesthetics and aerodynamics to birth a vehicle witha most synergistic effect upon the eye. With excel-lent aerodynamics, and an intelligent lightweight alu-minum design concept saving the vehicle up to 220pounds, the C-Class sets the bar high in its class.

There will be two C-Class models available at launch:the C300 4MATIC with a 2.0L turbocharged direct-injection in-line four-cylinder engine with preliminarypower gures of 241 hp and 273 lb-ft of torque, and aC400 4MATIC with a 3.0L biturbocharged V6 at 329 hpand 354 lb-ft of torque. 7G-TRONIC PLUS automatictransmission provides smooth automatic gear shifting

Benzel-Busch drives out new Mercedes models

without compromising the surrounding environment.The suspension of the new C-Class is totally new.Utilizing a four-link principle, the front independentsuspension is fully decoupled from the spring strut.The axle therefore allows more grip and higher lat-eral stability. The result is that the driving experiencethrough a C-Class using these components provides atremendously more sensitive and sporty feel.

The interior also features a new design, combin-ing richness and clarity with a dynamic sportinessthat reflects the actual performance of the vehicle.

Looking at the center console, a centrally positionedfree-standing central display is the main eye-catcher with a diagon al screen of 7 inches or 8.4 inches ifMultimedia Package is selected. New for the C-Classis the innovative touchpad within the handrest overthe controller on the center tunnel. Developed in-house at Mercedes-Benz, this provides very simpleand intuitive operation of all the head-unit functionsusing finger gestures.

Mercedes-Benz has also introduced the highlymaneuverable GLA-Class, which offers the power ofan SUV in compact form. Although compact, the GLAdelivers anything but a small performance with theGLA250 4MATIC featuring a turbocharged four cyl-

inder gasoline engine that generates 208 hp and 258lb-ft. of torque. And because the GLA is less imposingthan previous SUVs, it ts perfectly into the day-to-dayurban lifestyle. It boasts a new-generation 4MATIC all- wheel drive system, and a robust body structure. Thevariable interior concept guarantees plenty of recre-ational enjoyment off the paved roads of the city, be iton the beach, or rough terrain.

But with off-roading comes the question of safety, which the engineers at Mercedes -Benz make the toppriority. The GLA250 4MATIC is equipped with downhillspeed regulation and an off-road transmission mode asstandard. It has a top speed of 145 mph and the engineis mated to a seven-speed dual clutch automatic trans-

mission, which unites comfort and sportiness.

Rounding out the latest models in the Fall 2015 Mer-cedez Benz lineup is the all-new 2015 S-Class Coupe, abreathtaking version of our new agship S-Class. Thetwo-door S550 Coupe, which replaces the CL-Classvehicles, will be available in the U.S. as a 4MATIC only

with a 4.7L V8 biturbo engine. The S550 Coupe hasan output of 449 hp and its torque level peaks at 516lb-ft. The sporty driving experience is significantlyenhanced by the emotional sound produced by theexhaust system. The interior of the S-Class features adashboard that wraps around the front passengers,extending to the doors, engulfing them all with anexpansive array of options.

Benzel-Busch represents the Mercedes-Benz, Audi,Maybach, and Smart brands. Family-owned and oper-ated for nearly half a century, Benzel-Busch takes apersonalized approach, tailoring services to match what is convenient for you.

See wwww.benzelbusch.com, call (800) 836-0945, or

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THREE ALL-NEW 2015 MERCEDES-BENZ STARSIntroducing 3 additions to the 2015 Mercedes-Benz lineup at Benzel-Busch:

Meet with your own Personal Account Representative today to take an up-close look at the All-New 2015 vehicles or start your journey at benzelbusch.com.

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