just looking into everybody's shoes, saying, "prada? real prada?"g like, you know -- >> seth: do you wait until they take the shoes off when you look at them, or do you go around to the actresses and ask them to remove them. >> fact about kerry washington, which i think she'd be comfortable with me revealing. she never takes her heels off. >> seth: really? >> if i'm wearing heals in a scene, like between, i'm like covering my body in ugg boots. [ laughter ] she wears her heels all day, like the boss she is. >> seth: dripping with class. >> yes, dripping with class and diamonds. [ laughter ] >> seth: you're also doing some other things, you produced a documentary for hbo about the illustrator who did eloise? >> yes, my favorite children's book. >> seth: you have an eloise tattoo. >> i do. it's in the tramp stamp place. >> seth: okay, gotcha. [ light laughter ] where eloise aspired to be. >> exactly. [ laughter and applause ] >> when my dad learned the term tramp stamp, he was both horrified and impressed. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] when did yo

the nationals tie this game at two appear, but in the eighth with two on for martin prada, we lines this to right and harper makes the throw to keep runner at think, but the damage already done an rbi single. the marlin lose their third straight and the nationals drop their third straight. final score in this one at 3-2. >>> orioles looking to dial up a win. losers of four straight games. they are hosting the red sox. top of the fifth, birds up 2-0. david ortiz with two men on just crushes this ball. it's not coming back. a three-run blast. the red sox take a 3-2 lead and that's the fourth homer of the season for big papi. in the eighth tied at four. three-run homers continuing to hurt the birds. this time it's brock holt. this one bounces on to >>> we've got to go. got to call the seek soak to let them know doreen will be flying in on her broom sunday to the ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- chris pratt. elizabeth olsen. fallonventio

betty: they want louis vuitton, prada.y really like high-end stuff, and so we have to reconfigure our retail there for the very high end. each ship is different. a lot of americans are shoppers. they want great quality and really great prices. they are not as hung up in general on big luxury brands. betty: is there one brand that you would like to get on board that you haven't gotten yet? arnold: in terms of a retail brand? i would love to get bentley, rolls-royce automobiles. betty: whether it is the promise of the emerging chinese market or the appeal of the next generation of millennial cruisers, these two titans are laying all on the line and moving ahead to shake off the negative news of the past. royal caribbean's flagship vessel, quantum of the seas, won't be top dog for long. in 2016, they're rolling out a bigger, better, bolder cruise ship, the harmony of the seas, with the ability to carry 5000 passengers, the llargest cruise ship in the ocean. donald is pulling out all the stops. his goal is to see the rest of t

on hbo and coming up, the stylist, the star stylist behind "sex and the city" and "the devil wears pradatv and film's most memorable characters from "sex and the city's" carrie bradshaw to anne hathaway and meryl streep in "the devil wears prada" and now she's hard at work styling the cast of "younger." abc's rachel smith got her secrets to looking great at any age. good morning, rachel. >> that's right, lara. good morning to you. my day with patricia field will likely make me the envy of fashionistas everywhere. the costume designer has an impressive streak of leaving her mark on the american fashion scene and she's hoping her latest project, "younger," a new series on tvland will leave a stylish imprint on women's closets, as well. [ playing the theme to "sex and the city" ] >> reporter: she's the woman responsible for carrie bradshaw's fierce wardrobe. the masterbehind behind the amazing styles sported by anne hathaway and meryl streep in "the devil wears prada." >> emily. >> reporter: and the creative genius who whipped up that infamous poncho in "ugly betty." she is style guru extra

on hbo and coming up the stylist, the star stylist behind "sex and the city" and "the devil wears prada on "gma." anncr: sometimes our pets... aren't the only ones... that make bad choices. woman: honey, i'm home! anncr: now there's petarmor plus. so you can protect your pets without the shame of overpaying. petarmor plus. available at target. >>> style expert patricia field has dressed some of tv and film's most memorable characters foreign minister "sex and the city"'s carrie bradshaw to anne hathaway and meryl streep in "the devil wears prada" and hard at work styling the cast of "younger." abc's rachel smith got her secrets to looking great at any age. good morning rachel. >> that's right, lara. good morning to you. my day with patricia field will likely make me the envy of fashionistas everywhere. she has a streak of leaving her mark and hoping "younger" a new series on tvland will leave a stylish imprint on women's closet, as well. ♪ she's the woman responsible for carrie bradshaw's fierce wardrobe. the masterbehind mine the amazing styles sported by anne hathaway and meryl streep

anything that is high end and trendy and is a brand that is kate spade and gucci and prada and any ofrands we'll take on consignment it goes into a contract and you get 50% commission when it sells. at the end of the 90 days you can pick your items up or we can donate them. >> be choosey, ask how much the shop is going to charge for your items and if you are not satisfied find normal place gl we do half to 75% off retail. some shops charge for administration fees and go over your items with the store owner or manager, and the prices going down because of a stain and some offer up front right away and others offer a percentage for what the item eventually sells for, can you make more if you are willing to wait. and call ahead in you are willing to wait for your items. again at the ask xaktdly what your cut will be and how long is the consignment period, i'm nydia han channel 6 "action news." >> and we have breaking news out of levitytownlevittown, buck county a portion of route 13 is shut down because of construction screws reportedly hit a gas line in this area. it's very preliminary

. >> the experience you something you might expect from a prada, louie veeton but not from a company and computers. >> the way they are doing it makes sense. a watch is a very personal device. it is more like a piece of jewelry than a piece of technology and that is where this interesting blend is. >> with ads in magazines like vogue, they want the watch to make a stags statement, competing against other smart watches but high-end switch watches too, there is the gold versions and celebs like beyonce and drake got early access going for as much as 17,000 dollars. >> the apple watch edition is the most beautiful expression of the watch. >> they believe in the company strategy. >> apple has created over the years, a true luxury brand. it has. you go to an apple store and there is an experience about the apple store that is very unique. so they have been a luxury brand for a long time. >> just hours after it began accepting pre-orders all of the models were sold out. with most not shipping until june. production is stretched but some analysts speculate the company is trying to create ad

we're seeing more demand for will you lou lemon than good chi or prada. >> lulu leg having the highest there's a big reason why. >> the word on the street those pants make your butt look good. people really want to get their hands on whatever those yoga wants do for your butt. >> we found this sign on a street corner in manhattan offering cash for used lulu gear those kinds of requests are all over the internet, too. >> facebook has become a huge community for these people. there are over hundred facebook groups swapping, buying, trading selling lulu lemon. >> this cult like following isn't just about lulu leggings can do for your button line. lulu lemon's business model has also helped fuel the obsession. >> lulu lemon as a company has a limited distribution strategy they don't flood the market with so much product they like to sell out. it creates a sense of scarcity for the customer which increases demand and a technique that's been used by high-end fashion designers for decades. >> that was fox's ali sore morris. lulu lemon ceo has hined they may relax that business strategy making

and when i say all glasses, luxotica makes raybans, oakley, ralph lauren, d&g, prada, versace, you name, it they make it. >> that tells me the improvement has less to do with the technology and more to do with the fact that they don't look that cool? >> no, they'll make them look much cooler which is not hard with google glass. >> everything's an improvement. no offense, google. >>> now to a closer look at an important decision facing many new parents. what to do with your newborn's umbilical cord blood. is it worth it to pay thousands of dollars to store that precious resource or is it? investigative reporter vicnick vicky ten in explains. >> reporter: some are storing stem cells to help newborns but some are saying it has a better chance of saving a life if you give them away. one of the hottest and driest cities in america is home to one of the most precious resources in the world. at least for the half million families who trust this lab in tucson with preserving their baby's cord blood. >> we don't face tornadoes and earthquakes and storm surges and hurricanes and all of the other

the frames we put in the towers are generally those that are of higher value, things such as the pradas diors and so forth. >> the next morning, he takes a look at the video and can't believe the spectacle at his eye glass store. the damage amounts to almost $25,000. >> i was somewhat in a daze, and it was somewhat unbelievable the extent of the violence of this break-in. i don't quite even get why it was necessary on the part of the perpetrator. >> but earlier in the week, a similar crime occurs at the store. security cameras are immediately installed, and they catch this second robbery on camera. snarr believes it's the same suspect. >> it's my opinion that that first crime was more of a case to test the alarm system. >> in october of 2010, police arrest 39-year-old adrian irving on charges of breaking and entering and vandalism. two months later, he pleads guilty. he's sentenced to three years in prison. it's all thanks to the 20/20 lens of the surveillance camera. >> it's not that expensive when you get the payback or the reward, when you catch them like this on film. it can go a lo

>> everybody talks retail, we think costco, prada, we think the high-end. about gasoline prices and mcdonald's? those are my two big things, believe it or not. gasoline prices are low. everybody has to go to the gas station all the time. they will have more money in their pockets. take a look at marathon and those that own the convenience stores. people likely to spend money when gas prices are low. mcdonald's, this is stock beaten up. it has been battered, tighter. it has been smashed more than an egg mcmuffin at bottom of your bag but it pay as good dividend. with all the extra money it should bottom out a bit. >> you make a good point, phil but mcdonald's has fundamental issues with the business. the stock market is not appreciating. the stock is up because activists attacked the company. i see another negative month of u.s. i am a buyer of shake shack. liz: that could be a fluke. >> there you go. liz: shake shack had a mice move today. with our panel, from golf clubs to country clubs. you can turn the sport's popularity into a profit. which side do you

they make ray-ban, oakley, ralph loren, d and e, prada, you name it, it all comes from one factory. >> kind of own the market on that. >> sure do. >> it's like 95 plus percent of all designer glasses. >> it's amazing. choosing something original, same stuff. >> yeah. there you go. you unveiled the secret there. thank you very much, scott. >>> it issing a 53. we are following some breaking news for you this morning. there has been a body that has been found in the w knobb hill area in san francisco. it's happening across from the ritz carlton in the city's knobb hill faneighborhood. they're not even saying if it's a man or a woman at this point. in addition to the body we know a dog was led away from the scene on a leash. live look at the scene right now. staircase on stockton street still blocked off while police conduct an investigation. we of course are on the scene and will bring you updates as soon as we get them. >>> 5:54. investigative unit exclusive. they uncovered a number of bay area bridges in need of major repairs. so much so some are so bad that inspection records have lab

it comes to office attire do you shows your inner fashionista like meryl streep in the devil wears pradaame thing everyday for work. >> do you call it a uniform? >> a uniform why not. you're not saying what am i going to wear to work today. >> reporter: three years ago they decided to remove the stress of the out fit every morning. >> i constantly was like, is the skirt too short? >> reporter: what's the uniform? a pair of black pants and white shirt and black bow. >> you're wearing clean versions of this uniform everyday. i have 1 of -- 13 of them. >> reporter: matilda loves to wear colorful cloths after work and on the weekend. she said she never gets bored because she spices it up with different shoes. >> there's no dress code in the office where she works. >> how big of a burden was lifted off your shoulder when you started doing it. >> i don't think you understand how much time and effort you put into choosing clothes until you don't have to choose. >> reporter: saving her money and a whole lot of time. how long does it take you to get dressed in the morning. >> 45 seconds maybe a m

when it comes to office attire do you channel your inner fashionista like meryl streep in the wears prada or go for a more tailored look like kerry washington in "scandal"? what if you could style your own uniform for work. that's what matilda call does an art director at a new york city ad agency who used to dred getting dressed for work. >> do you call it a uniform. >> why not. >> you're never saying what am i going to wear to work today. >> no. >> three years ago, she decided to eliminate the stress of choosing an outfit every morning. she recently wrote about her experience for harper's bazaar. >> why did you decide to do this? >> i constantly was like well, is the skirt too short? the t-shirt too formal. it was stressful. >> so stressful. >> so what's the uniform? it's a pair of black pants, a white shirt and a little black bow. >> you're wearing clean versions of this particular uniform every single day. >> exactly. i have about 15 of them. >> 15 tops. how many bottoms. >> six, seven of them. >> reporter: matilda who loves to wear colorful clothes after work and on the weekends says

comes to office attire do you channel your inner fashionista like meryl streep in "the devil wears pradawhat if you could style your own uniforfor work? that's what matilda does. she used to dread getting dressed for work. do you call ate uniform? >> yes, a uniform. hi not? >> reporter: you're never saying hmm, what am i going to wear to work today? >> no. >> reporter: three years ago, she decided to eliminate the stress of shoozing an outfit every morning. she recently wrote about her experience. why did you decide to do this? >> i was constantly is this stoo short. is this foo formal? >> reporter: it was stressful. >> it is. >> reporter: it's pair of black pants, a white shirt, and a little black bow. you're wearing clean versions every day. >> exactly. i have about 15 of them. >> reporter: 15 tops. how many bottoms? >> about six or seven. >> reporter: she loves to wear colorful clothes after work and on the week ends says she never gets bored because she siss it up with shoes. it's a bold fashion decision for someone who works in an office where there is no dress code. >> i stand out

with now pope emeritus hung up his famous red loafers, the vatican said they were not designed by pradar three, a throwback to 1960. soviet premier khrushchev taking off his shoe and pounding his desk at the u.n. to show his anger nurg another delegate's speech. even though these pictures were in black and white, i'm told it was not pink. number four one for the money two for the show no famous shoe. no list without elvis' blue suede shoes. his hit single was a cover, and number five i left mine at home but take a look at these. james sonny crockets. his famous white shoes that he sported in miami vice. the whole outfit though look at that white shoe kind of pastel suit. very cool. i have that exact same suit and those shoes, but for the disco. do we call them discos anymore? they are called clubs now, right, victor? by the way before i wrap it up i want to go now live to st. louis. been following that story about suspicious packages and what appear to be three cylinders that were found this morning in three different entrances of city hall in st. louis. officials have evacuated city ha

showcasing here, a high-end department store, that houses all of the top luxury brand names, prada, inside the apple watch steps away from taag, rolex. many say this is the former ceo of burberry apple's ceo, her decision to make the watch into the high fashion category. big question if you had ten grand to spare, would you buy a rolex or an apple watch? i pose that question to a couple of customers. >> rolex is classic. this is techie. i spend too much time on my phone. >> rolex. >> tell us why. >> because i would rather just like -- >> the rolex holds its value, apple watch defends if it's like an iphone is it going to be updated every year? so i think it would be obsolete in the next three years. >> reporter: doors opened a couple of hours ago. no line at this moment most people are inside i have to say it's a diverse mix of clientele, trying to gauge who the customer is, who's buying or looking at the apple watch. it's some millennials, young professionals and tech enthusiasts, those already invested in the apple ecosystem and want to see if they should buy an apple watch. back to you.

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