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closed is FameFashion.com

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better (or not) than FamedFashion.com, or than Fame-Fashion.com ? And what value could it have ...

Thank you all to appraise it ...
 
ok, Mole: Fashion means clothes "à la mode", and Fame means "well known". Is'nt it that signification ?
 
It would need to be FamousFashions to make sense in English.
 
It's a pitty, I registered FameFashion 3 months before somebody did it with FamousFashions (because for me Fame was shorter, and sounded better than Famous ...). Sad, but do you really think that FameFashion is nonsense, or only sounds strange ? Anyway, thanks...
 
There was a famous movie called Fame, pardon the pun, a long time ago starrring Jennifer Beals.

Maybe it could be a retro fashion site.

Worth $500 at least if this happens.
 
Let's hope so for the best, mole (thanks too). Good night everybody ... there are plenty of flashing stars tonight ...
 
Simple:

famefashion.com

is, indeed, better than

fame-fashion.com and
famedfashion.com.

Advice is what the forum is for.


Value: Anywhere from $9.99 to 999.00; depends on how you shake it.

:cool:
 
I know Frenchie you have already bid us goodnight (maybe a little dissapointed with what was written here) but here are my thoughts:

Can you make (sell) this site as celebrity fashion web site?

Celebrities are "famous people", they represent "fame" and they often define (for sure live to embody) fashion.

I am not saying this is grammatically correct, but it may not be total nonsense (ie junk) IMHO. The fashion associated with famous people can be "famefashion" without offending anyone?

I hope you read this when you wake up.
 
In fact it was really "the night of the shooting stars" here, and I decided to watch them; but sky was clouded...anyway, it's indeed the morning now, with a hope song of IPatlas; so, why not ?
 
There is potential there. Could be a name for a boutique clothing store as well.

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