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and it's one that "marie claire" magazine captured very simply in their cartoon when it depicts the strengthsus the gun. freedom of expression cannot be silenced many are saying online. while these are images that have inspired cnn i-reporters, many sending their drawings their cartoons, as a tribute to those who died. and i leave you with one of the most retweeted and liked pictures on instagram, and it is this heartbreaking one. this was posted by elsa wilinski the daughter of one of those killed friday. it shows an empty desk where he used to draw. and it reads [ reading in french ] which translates as dad is gone. poignant words, inspiring so many right across the world. cnn, london. >>> you are in the "cnn newsroom." i'm brianna keilar in new york. >> and i'm jim sciutto in paris. welcome to our international coverage of events in france. word today from the paris terror investigation that french authorities were watching one of the brothers who attacked that magazine office on wednesday, and were watching him for years. but they lost interest. several french officials told a reporter t

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. >>> joining us now is fashion blogger and contributing editor for "marie clair" magazine nick let -cial media has played such a huge part in this shift. how so? >> it's been pretty amazing. social media has been used for something good and positive. we love hearing about that. and we actually had target announce two days ago for the first time they will be include including plus sizes in their next design partnership and that's a direct response to petitions that we've seen women put out asking for better plus sizes. >> hey, what about us? >> we're customers. we have money to spend and we want great clothes. >> speaking of great clothe let's see some. we have two looks to show everybody. first is perfect for daytime. wear it to work and maybe even a cocktail afterwards. >> it's from eloquii which my dress is from also. we have this great mini skirt and per rated leather. >> i want that skirt. that's great. >> i love the color being worn with a horizontal stripe. girls are scared of a horizontal stripe but this is an example of how to wear one, high waist, jacket on top. good to go.

interview in february's "marie claire" magazine talking about working in a male dominated industry youcan in two hours. >> is that offensive to you? do you agree? >> yeah, i think i do. i think women are more focused or better at multitasking. >> that's what i was just about to say i think we do. there are days i'm sitting here, thinking about what's for dinner. i have to take my 5-year-old to a doctor's appointment. i have to get my haircut. >> which is all while you're reading the news which is incredible. >> you think i'm in the moment but i'm not. that's true. that's what we do all day long. not that you don't. >> i think christina, my wife is much more efficient than i m she would decide to get something done and just does it. >> plus we're also like online playing word -- you're looking up like a front gate can i buy this mirror -- >> cruising has sort of a connotation. >> i'm sorry. you're online looking at stuff, playing word with his friends, doing all this stuff. whereas women are, boom! >> we get it done and move on. >> yeah. >> there you go. i don't mind that comment. >>> t

the senior fashion editor at marie clair and the fashion and lifestyle expert.ur favorites. let's start with you. who did you love? >> julian moore nailed it. she always does. she can wear fashion without looking fashiony and she beautiful and couture. personally made for her. i love the wet look. that is the feathery fluffiness at the bottom. beautiful. >> you like siena miller? >> absolutely. i love the embroidery she does girlie meets rock 'n' roll. the hair and the messy do and the earrings and clean face. just cool. >> you get in on this. a. >> i'm with you now. allison williams i loved. that was armani and a beautiful strapless red gown she said was so heavy. she had to have the fitting and it couldn't go on a hanger. >> can i touch that dress? it's like tiny pieces of something. >> she was working out. and j-lo of course. i don't know what she uses on her skin but it's like toffee. it's gorgeous that. dress had a cape. she flew around the red carpet. >> it's amazing. >> let's talk about amal clooney. it's her red carpet debut really. what did you think? >