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"  The rise of the Food Network, culinary magazines, and celebrity chefs in recent years has definitely brought food and those who love it into the spotlight. Food is now the main attraction of festivals, destination vacations, and primetime TV shows. One area that&amp;#039;s never been associated with food is fashion. Models don&amp;#039;t eat, right? Well that&amp;#039;s changed this holiday season.  Barney&amp;#039;s, a high-end, cutting edge, clothing emporium in New York City, has always been known for its elaborate seasonal window decorations. This year&amp;#039;s theme, &amp;quot;Have a Foodie Holiday&amp;quot;, pays homage to famous chefs of the past and present. One window features an ornate gown comprised of Illy caffe espresso tins, bags, and paper cups. Another shows celebrity chefs engaged in a food fight over a table set with a centerpiece of Mario Batali&amp;#039;s head with an apple in his mouth. A third shows a &amp;quot;Revolutionary Stew&amp;quot; with great chefs of the last half-century portrayed as clouds of steam rising from the bubbling pot. With the impending release of a cookbook by none other than Gwyneth Paltrow, it&amp;#039;s official, the new fashionistas are foodies. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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