The most important are: Bezerros (17,484), Bom Jardim (40,160), Brejo da Madre de Deus (13,655), a town of the higher agreste region, Cabo (13,337), Caruaru (17,844), Escada (9331), Garanhuns (32,788, covering six towns and villages), Gloria de Goyta (24,554), Goyanna, Limoeiro (21,576), Olinda (8080), the old colonial capital and episcopal see, Rio Formosa (6080), Timbauba (9514) and Victoria (32,422).
That afternoon, Escada, who designed the frock, mentioned in a statement that Watts was pregnant.
The press release was sent to media outlets and read, "The Escada gown sets off her most precious new asset - the baby she is expecting with longtime boyfriend Liev Schreiber."
Founded in 1976 by Margaretha and Wolfgang Ley, Escada has all the makings of a hit movie.
It was during a trip to Portugal that they placed a bet on a horse named "Escada", which in Portuguese means "staircase".
The horse won, and the couple used their winnings to launch Escada, the world-famous company of today.
From this storybook beginning, Escada set its sights on becoming the leading fashion designer in luxury sportswear, and by 1980, they had achieved their goal goal.
Some brands cater to one sex or the other, not Escada.
Viva International Group offers a little something for everybody, carrying lines like Tommy Hilfiger, Gant, GUESS, Magic Clip, Givenchy, Etro, Ermenegildo Zegna, and Escada.
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