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Play dress up in these sparkly clutches just in time for the holiday season. (Dress Up)

Sneak a peek: preview this weekend's fabulous Jayson Home Warehouse Sale finds. (Pop Sugar)

Two beautiful words: Uniqlo Chicago. Just an upwards of eight more years to wait. (Chicagoist)

Get a fly do-it-yourself manicure with these Esty stickers: birds for your nails! (Wanderlustings)

Cozy season is comfort food season: break out the stretchy pants for Chi-town's picks. (MetroMix)

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