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A trunk show of antique and estate jewelry from the Fred Leighton Collection -- and other vendors -- is set for 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Thursday-July 21 at Saks Fifth Avenue, Downtown.

Available pieces range from $800 charms to an 18K gold horse pin for $98,945. The Rene Boivin pin features a ruby-eyed horse head encrusted with five carats of diamonds, all set in a wooden horseshoe.

Earrings, necklaces and rings also will be available, plus, signed pieces, including a $30,000 David Webb opal pendant -- the opal weighs almost 50 carats -- from the estate of actress Katharine Hepburn.

Saks Fifth Avenue is at 513 Smithfield St., Downtown. Details: 412-297-5359.

The "GreenFest Eco Fashion Contest," featuring apparel made with recycled materials, will open at 4 p.m. Saturday at the Carnegie Science Center, North Side.

The contest -- part of GreenFest Pittsburgh, a celebration focusing on environmental issues -- is free with museum admission: $14; $10 for age 62 and older, and ages 3-12.

The science center is at 1 Allegheny Ave., North Shore. Details: 412-237-3400.

Spoiled Chics the Boutique will present a trunk show of Neighbor Teaze shirts -- a line of Pittsburgh-themed T-shirts -- from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday at the Sewickley shop. Neighbor Teaze designer Julia DiNardo, a Pittsburgh native now living in New York City, will be available to meet shoppers.

DiNardo's collection includes T-shirts extolling Shadyside, Squirrel Hill, the South Side and Sewickley, all priced $32 each. The Sewickley T-shirt boasts, for example, "Sewickley, the Real Village People since 1853."

Spoiled Chics the Boutique is at 350 1/2 Beaver St., Sewickley. Details: 412-741-0977.

Refreshments will be served at a trunk show of String Us Along jewelry from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday at Lucy in Oakmont.

The String Us Along collection features pieces made with glass beads, sterling silver and semi-precious gemstones.

Lucy is at 510 Allegheny River Blvd., Oakmont. Details. 412-820-2410.

Roberto Cavalli, known for sexy, extravagant clothes frequently spotted on the red carpet, will create a collection for H&M as the Sweden-based mass retailer continues its series of successful limited-edition designer partnerships.

H&M previously teamed with Karl Lagerfeld and Stella McCartney, and worked with pop star Madonna this past spring.

The Roberto Cavalli for H&M line will consist of 20 pieces of menswear and 25 of womenswear, including lingerie and matching accessories. It will be available in some 200 H&M stores worldwide on Nov. 8.

"I will add a dash of festivity and dreams" to H&M, Cavalli said in a statement.

Stockholm-based H&M has more than 1,300 stores in 24 countries.

What's Tom Brady accessorizing his Super Bowl ring with these days? A cowboy hat.

The New England Patriots quarterback is the new Stetson man, appearing in ads for the fragrance produced by Coty. The company says Brady has universal appeal, calling him "the cowboy on the ranch and the urban cowboy."

Stetson Original debuted in 1981 with its now classic mix of citrus and amber notes.

Even though he's a model now, Brady told the AP in a phone interview that he doesn't spend much time on his appearance. "I've always been a fragrance wearer. As men, that's the extent of grooming -- showering, cologne and, hopefully, brushing your teeth."

He is getting pretty comfortable in a Stetson hat, though, recently taking one on a fishing trip to Wyoming.

"When you're working with Stetson, you have a lot of great choices of hats. I got a brown one and a black one," Brady says. "I haven't walked down the streets of New York in it, but I'll find the appropriate place. I wear it in the places where there is peace and quiet."

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