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sheila I news GROWING EMPIRE body sculptures by Why Creations, we were left wanting more from this gorgeous show, from the entire festival. It's been a while since Empire Rose was front and centre on the fashion radar but their latest public showing at PFF caught the attention of more than a few fashionistas. With unmatched styling, attention to detail and outstanding use of colour, the Empire Rose show themed Tribal Meets Technicolour surprised and pleased many. Styled by Behind the Monkey and featuring HEALTHY SHOPPING Now here's a way to mitigate buyer's remorse. In line with its constant pursuit of innovation, giant retailer David Jones has launched a breast screening clinic at its Perth city store. television personality and breast cancer survivor Kerri-Ann Kennerley, will offer convenient and accessible location. The clinic will be operated by staff from BreastScreen WA who will use state of the art screening technology. It is located on Level 3 of the Hay Street Store. Phone 132050 to book an appointment. 22 SHEILA SPRING 2012 FLANNEL Flannel's new 1920s inspired collection, Neronis, features exquisite detailing including lashings of lace, sequins, feathers, fringing and plenty of drop waists. We love the largely pastel palette. Designer Kristy Lawrence's collection was showcased at a PFF event styled by former Vogue editor Meg Gray. Lawrence, who is planning to open a store in LA in the very near future, says Neronis is inspired by the 1920s circus girl, romance, elegance and a sense of adventure. FINE