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Posted on September 15, 2008 at 04:41 PM in New York Fashion Week, Speedy Savvy' Stylin' | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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Posted on September 13, 2008 at 12:11 PM in New York Fashion Week | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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Posted on September 09, 2008 at 11:44 AM in New York Fashion Week | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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Posted on September 06, 2008 at 11:37 AM in New York Fashion Week | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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I just can't get enough of this hot new trend! I do deem it one of the bigger trends that will take notice this Fall. But why wait till then, eh? Get on it now! I've really done my research this go-round, lady loves. And plan to have you RACING away from this here, post, just to go get yourself THE LONG VEST of your dreams!
Featured above, I've collaged three looks from Jeremy Laing, Alexander Wang and House of Holland. All three are sporting a long vest with trousers. Some WIDE-LEG, others skinny as can be. I love that the vests are extra long, loose and flowing. Easy to emulate as two of the three vested looks are layered over a t-shirt. There's some speedy-savvy-stylin' for you, way below and I want you to take notice of the BDG Boyfriend Sweater Vest which would be a perfect option for perfecting the trouser/long vest combo!
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Now just above, we have three other, more highly sophisticated versions of the long vested look. Seen at 3.1 Phillip Lim, Dolce & Gabbana and Marni, the vests were paired with longer dresses and skirts. They were then layered over turtlenecks or collared shirts and all tied up with a killer leather belt! Please tell me you immediately took notice of the DOUBLE-WRAPPED BELT at 3.1? I have you trained, very well, my love! Yes, LADY-LIKE indeed...pair any sweater vest over a FULL SKIRT and TURTLENECK (or tank in the summer) and you're an easy target to be called, "One chic and preppy, princess!" Which speedy-savvy-stylin' vest catches my eye for this category? I'd have to say the Style&Co. Deep V-neck version and at $14.95, what a steal!
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Last, but not least, we have three more versions from the Eley Kishimoto, Lacoste and Dsquared² Runways that make the Long Vest beyond versatile. It's the piece that catapults even plain-jane outfits into stellar and stylish ensembles. Notice the pairing of a mini-dress and longer vest...love that at Eley Kishimoto. How about the "boy meets girl" version at Lacoste...do you love? If not, just remove the tie and pair the entire look with some spring-worthy STRAP-HAPPY PLATFORMS and you're all sex and sophistication at once!
So there you have it, my amazing fashionistas! So simple to emulate and very easy to carry over from spring to summer to fall. I can guarantee you that you won't be the first lady-love you know to just wear a vest...but you might be the first to make it extra, extra LONG! Enjoy!
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Posted on February 26, 2008 at 10:25 PM in Fall 2008 Ready to Wear, How to Wear It, London Fashion Week, Milan Fashion Week, New York Fashion Week, Speedy Savvy' Stylin' | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack (0)
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Preppy ensembles dominated the Fall Runways in New York City...as seen above at Lacoste, Diane von Furstenberg, Charles Nolan, ADAM and many more. Timeless pieces that will always be chic and classic sauntered on down. The cream cable-knit sweater and satin trouser combo at ADAM is the perfect pairing for a laid-back dinner party. How about the tie and V-neck sweater set at Lacoste? So school-girl prep and OH SO chic! And the layering at Charles Nolan? I love the long sleeved button up shirt under the 3/4 cardigan...take note: button-up under a cardigan has got to be the easiest combo to emulate in order to achieve this look!
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Marc Jacobs interpretation is one to take notice of, as well. A simple crew neck sweater, with a pop of white collar out the top. The addition of the metallic silver trousers, classic pump and traditional bag allow the pieces to work well when paired with other items too. Check out Elie Tahari's "boy meets girl" preppy ensemble. I love the black turtleneck under the white collared shirt, and then again under the button up cardigan. THIS, my lady-loves, is where preppy meets STYLISH! Oscar de la Renta and Vera Wang both went classic with their approach...pearls, crested/V-neck sweaters and cropped jackets make their looks, drool-worthy!
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Last but not least, we have four more looks from the Fall Runway that aim to personify, "Queen Bee" Preppy-Chic. Rag & Bone, always the androgenous interpreters and the KINGS of prep on the Runway paired the red "power" tie and military inspired button-up cardigan. Two words - just brilliant! Boy by Band of Outsiders also dressed to impress...pairing a plaid sweater vest with a shrunken blazer, button-up shirt and wide-leg trousers...love it!
So, what do you say? Channel your inner prep...add some pop-up collars, crests, pearls, vests and a tie (if you dare) to your casual daily ensemble. My request...accentuate the entire look with some "READING" Glasses and WIDE-LEG Trousers, that are also some of Fall's hottest must-haves! Some speedy-savvy-stylin' below to let-out your inner school girl prep...asap!
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Posted on February 19, 2008 at 02:24 PM in Fall 2008 Ready to Wear, New York Fashion Week, Speedy Savvy' Stylin' | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBack (0)
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Ahhhhh...I just about screamed when I saw Michael Kors Fall 2008 Runway pictures. So, I have a little something to admit. I have perfect vision, my father is an optometrist and there is NO REASON I need to wear glasses during the day. But I soooo badly wanted to. So I asked him, "Dad, is there anyway we can just put clear glass is some really cool frames, so I can look like a nerd?" He laughed and replied, "Of course, they are called plain-o's!"
So, I sport my plain-o Lacoste glasses with so much nerdy pride! Seriously ladies...even RunwayDaily hub says it brings the S-E-X factor up, another notch! I DO feel beyond sexy, smart and sophisticated when I wear them. It's fun and feels a bit naughty too because I'm sort of 'lying' about needing glasses to passers-by.
My sister did this WAY back in her college years and we used to always rummage through drawers of vintage frames in my Dad's office, when we were just lil' tykes...so glasses have always held a special place in my heart. So, needless to say, and to merely reduce my retrospective rant, invest in some spectacles and release your inner SEXY librarian, pronto!
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Posted on February 15, 2008 at 10:20 PM in Fall 2008 Ready to Wear, New York Fashion Week, Wanting/Wishing/Wearing | Permalink | Comments (6) | TrackBack (0)
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Happy Valentine's Day, officially! I know I mentioned it in today's previous post, but I want to make sure each and every reader knows how much I appreciate their undivided attention on a daily basis.
So, as I'm sitting here rooting through London Fashion Week Runway pics (I know, I'm behind...I'll have them up soon) I have The View on in the background. You know, the TV show where Rosie and Elizabeth got in a fight. Barabara Walters and Whoopi are always cracking up and Joy is always cursing. Do you know it yet? Well, anyways, back to my point. Sherri Shepherd is another co-host and she just kept saying how MUCH she wanted a gift for Valentine's Day. She's recently divorced and she just didn't see "the gift thing" happening and that was upsetting her, honestly!
So at first I was a bit disgusted and just wanted to say 'get a life!' But then I started thinking of all the women who are NOT getting chocolate, jewelry, dinner or flowers this Valentine's Day. So low and behold, I took it upon myself to GIVE MY READERS...drum-roll please...Runway Flowers!!!
So above, my earnest gift to you, my wonderful readers...a collage of some gorgeous Fall frocks that graced the Runways in New York. Everyone from Anna Sui to Erin Fetherston to Michael Kors and Behnaz Sarafpour showed floral accouterment. So there, Sherri...now you CAN'T keep saying that you didn't get flowers!
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Posted on February 14, 2008 at 01:39 PM in Fall 2008 Ready to Wear, New York Fashion Week | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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The Wide Leg Trouser was on of the overwhelming pieces on the Fall Runway. Why? Because they are H-O-T and so flattering on numerous female figures! They were everywhere in New York, both on and off the Runway. They came in numerous color palettes but today I'm going to focus on the browns (above), the greys and the blacks! (below) Three great color families that can be paired with an array of bright colored garments.
So, above, we have the browns...four of the five looks have a cinched waistline on TOP of the garment. You must notice the RUFFLY BLOUSE at Diane von Furstenberg or the TURTLENECK at Elie Tahari, creating a ladylike but casual look. I also really love the tie-belt at BCBG and the huge scarf at Lacoste. Looks to emulate for sure!
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Above we have the greys that stormed the New York Runway. These are pretty easily expressed in one word; LAYER! I'm talking cardigans over collared shirts, cropped jackets over cardigans, turtlenecks under an oversized trench and massive cowl-necks under a structured blazer. One things for sure, a trouser is the perfect compliment for each ensemble!
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And last but not least, the black toned trousers. I just adore the combos at Carolina Herrera and Proenza Schouler...the tweed jacket and messy scarf...then the oversized trench and black cardigan. How about the long vest at Jeremy Laing...totally chic! The addition of the BEANIE at Alexander Wang just makes the look tough and mean, but I still dig it. How about all that fur at Douglas Hannant? That is one striking look for a night OUT on the town!
So there you have it, many a choice for a wide leg trouser look! There are ZERO excuses now...over 15 different ways to ROCK your wide leg goodies! Is it still not enough to convince you? Take a glance below and see the beauties that have already been spotted in their wide-leg, comfortable and supremely stylish britches!
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And just because it's Thursday and it's Valentine's Day...I'm feeling quite loving, so I've put together an assortment of wide-legged FUN for you to breeze through. But, this isn't any old speedy-savvy-stylin' today...all the looks are under $50. So there will be NO breaking the bank for trousers, after splurging on yourself or your loved one, for today's heart-pumping Holiday!
Posted on February 14, 2008 at 12:02 PM in Fall 2008 Ready to Wear, New York Fashion Week, Speedy Savvy' Stylin' | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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RunwayDaily has a deep love for buffalo plaid. Why? Well, every year since I've been very young, my entire family (50 members) has spent every Thanksgiving in North Carolina at our mountain cabins. Roasting s'mores by the fire, smelling the turkey in the oven, and seeing my father and all my uncles sport their buffalo plaid shirts all week long.
There's something a bit redneck/hillbilly and then there also a sort of British Hunting Party aura too. One thing's certain, buffalo plaid is going to take a front seat on all sorts of garments this fall! Great place to grab a piece of plaid for your wardrobe...always a local thrift store. Also, don't be afraid to glance through the men's section...a small/medium would look great with skinny jeans and flat oxford shoes!
So without further ado, look who was recently seen, around town, in her buffalo plaid below. Always ahead of the fashion scene, Lauren Conrad looks great in her green/black school-girl coat! I've added some speedy-savvy-stylin' for you to breeze through too! Enjoy!
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Posted on February 13, 2008 at 02:54 PM in Fall 2008 Ready to Wear, New York Fashion Week, Speedy Savvy' Stylin' | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack (0)
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Seriously, turtlenecks were ONE of the go-to essentials for Fall layering on New York's hottest Runways. I want you to be sure to notice the large array of options when deciding how to wear your T-necks, as this post provides overwhelming inspiration and ideas! So do dig them out of the back of your closet and start layering them with trousers, full skirt, shorts/tights and underneath nearly any dress!
Featured above, at Ralph Lauren and Lacoste, the T-neck compliments both skirt and trouser suit-sets. At Michael Kors and Maxazria, a full skirt completes the look for both...making the ensemble more lady-like and casual. And Isaac Mizrahi's cable-knit T-neck vest is just dead-on, school-girl chic...LOVE it!
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Above, you can see that necks were all covered up again at Costello Tagliapietra, Nicole Miller and Erin Fetherston...but these Designers chose to layer the T-neck under a dress, giving it instant chic and adding new/Fall life to even the plainest-jane dresses! Ports 1961 showed a gorgeous cream sleeveless dress and Charles Nolan chose to use a peach T-neck to add a pop of color to his Runway ensemble!
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Last but not least, we have 5 more versions to show you. Elie Tahari went for a dark purple and paired it with a wide-leg trouser and cropped sweater...and did you notice that STATEMENT NECKLACE? They are still loitering into Fall, yay! Marc Jacobs had a similar look, only with lighter shades and a leather bomber! Carolina Herrera and Jill Stuart played with some creative layering techniques and Abaete's look is one I'm lusting after and will be SURE to emulate soon!
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Posted on February 12, 2008 at 09:50 AM in Fall 2008 Ready to Wear, New York Fashion Week, Speedy Savvy' Stylin' | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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In following with Spring and Fall's lady-like ease, brooches were a hot accessory on the New York Fall Runways. Featured above, you see 6 looks from 6 different designers. Each one adorned with the cute lil' pins that we usually associate with grand mothers. Not anymore...a brooch should be your new best friend!
They truly add an heir of elegance and are a great way to jazz up a plain-jane suit or a monochromatic look. Brooches can be bought EVERYWHERE...from target to H&M, from thrift stores to Nordstrom...this one is EASY to find and completely depends upon your personal style/taste preferences. I've included a tiny bit of speedy-savvy-stylin' below, just to get your brain a crankin' about...all things BROOCH! Enjoy!
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Posted on February 11, 2008 at 04:32 PM in Fall 2008 Ready to Wear, New York Fashion Week, Speedy Savvy' Stylin' | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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Oh, I absolutely adore this post. First of all, Betsey Johnson is one of the more iconic designers in the industry. Her style is eclectic, bright and supremely sexy/feminine. She is extremely creative and LOVES the color pink. Just an all-around girly-girl, in my eyes!
So you must be wondering what this is, we have here above? Well, Betsey Johnson did her usual on the Runway this year...she went all out, colors were vibrant, scenery was decadent and the clothing was, in her words, "Kick Ass!" But she also did something very special...sourcing over 15 looks from vintage dealers, Betsey showed an array of previous garments to celebrate her 30 years in the business.
Please do yourself a favor and just glance at these gorgeous ensembles above. Seriously, no seriously...in fashion...everything eventually comes back (I'm still waiting for hyper color t-shirts to make their second appearance) and Johnson's calling of her vintage assortment as 'timeless' might actually be accurate, due to the NEON-love affair we're having, as of recent!
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Posted on February 08, 2008 at 10:05 PM in Fall 2008 Ready to Wear, New York Fashion Week | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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So what do we have here? Well, breezing through all the Fall Collections...I stumbled upon some potential Copy-Cat material. I'll let you be the judge...but if my eyes serve me right, Vivienne Tam and Bill Blass sent looks down the Fall 2008 Runway that looked a wee-bit similar to those seen on Balenciaga's Spring 2008 Runway, last September!
The colors, big shoulders, full skirt and even two of the cuts are DEAD ON! So, once again, I'm all for finding inspiration from other Collections...but do you think Vivienne Tam and Bill Blass went a bit too far? Always something new to ponder...in the ever-changing world of FASHION!
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Posted on February 08, 2008 at 10:05 PM in COPY-CAT(walk), Fall 2008 Ready to Wear, New York Fashion Week | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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Beanies have been around for a long, long time. Every person, in every walk of life, has most-likely, been photographed, at least once, donning a beanie! They fit in pockets, can easily be thrown in purses, come in an array of colors...and most importantly, they keep your HEAD warm!
As of recent, I was surprised to see so many on the Fall Runway. From Catherine Malandrino to Laura Poretzky of Abaeté...designers were experimenting with urban culture by sending models down the runway wearing this extremely casual form of headgear!
The beanie alludes to numerous genres of casual wear, adding, possibly a touch of; tough, rough, rocker-chic, urban, hip-hop or goth...to numerous Collections! Dare I say, I dig beanies! For any bad hair day, they've become my savior for a night out on the town. With that being said...beanies might just become the head-wear trend that might be your TOP choice this Fall!
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Posted on February 08, 2008 at 02:32 PM in Fall 2008 Ready to Wear, New York Fashion Week | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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Fall Designers are still busy churning out some of the hottest lady-like and feminine looks for spring! Though many are paired with the trouser (more on that later) the masculinity of a pant is always toned down with these OVERLY feminine ruffles/bow-front blouses! They are officially everywhere!
Glancing above at the collage, you see the blouse is paired with military trousers, a pencil skirt and cardigan combo (love), a full skirt and blazer combo, and a long tweed skirt with an oversized jacket. So the ruffly shirt is oh so versatile! Throw it under a leather bomber to juxtapose the pieces. Pair a pretty floral version with tight, white skinny jeans and STRAP-HAPPY platforms for a sexy Spring, evening ensemble!
Speedy-savvy-stylin' below, but your options are obviously limitless! What do I have my eye on? The Robert Rodriguez black chiffon edwardian ruffle blouse...tres chic! I do believe, for Fall, the more frills...the more FUN! Go big or go home on this one, my lady loves! Grab the garb with the most ruffles and bows and make a fun fashion statement soon!
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Posted on February 07, 2008 at 10:42 AM in Fall 2008 Ready to Wear, New York Fashion Week | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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Backstage at New York Fashion Week is anything...BUT...boring! Please, take a moment and check out the photos below! Featured, some of the gorgeous gazelles, hamming it up, while getting ready for their next show!
Love them! Love the pictures! Adore all the smiles! Drum-roll please...my two votes for biggest hams, easily go to...Chanel Iman and Agyness Deyn! Two lovely ladies that have personalities as captivating as their struts on the catwalk! Enjoy!
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Posted on February 07, 2008 at 12:49 AM in Fall 2008 Ready to Wear, First Look, New York Fashion Week | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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When you think of Grey Poupon, Kraft, Plochman, Hoffman's...what color comes to mind? Mustard yellow for sure...and take note, because it is oh SO hot for fall!
Honestly, there are already too many looks to count/post that have a touch of mustard or more. Some looks, like at Erin Fetherston, are completely created from the golden yellow hue, with only the addition of black accessories. Other designers, like Proenza Schouler and Lacoste, added slight touches of mustard in their accessory choices.
I've included a wee-bit of speedy-savvy-stylin' though I think you can naturally handle this challenge! Have to point out, that I'm totally eye-balling the Lenora Dame Medium Locket Necklace...tres chic! One of my closest lady-loves returned a fabulous mustard colored bag a few months ago when I was with her, and I'm sure she's kicking herself now! Regardless, these finds are limitless, just make sure to add a pop of "Mustard Magic" into your wardrobe rotation, asap!
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Posted on February 06, 2008 at 12:36 PM in Fall 2008 Ready to Wear, New York Fashion Week | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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So, we here at RunwayDaily have told you about a little "Mix & Match" action before; HERE! Those looks "were" for Spring...but good news for you because we are now into Fall 2008 Ready to Wear, and these combos are hard to miss, again!
Above, upper left and clockwise; Vera Wang Lavender Label, Carolina Herrera, Jason Wu, Nicole Miller, Vera Wang Lavender Label, Rachel Roy, Proenza Schouler, Boy By Band of Outsiders.
Each look is different than the next, but I'd love to point out some of my fave combos. Mixing stripes and large polka dots at Vera Wang (upper left and bottom right) seems easy enough to give this look a go! How about the floral and stripes combo at Jason Wu (top row, floral skirt is HARD to miss)? I'm sure many a lady-love could pull off something similar! And last but not least, the combo of two different plaids at Boy by Band of Outsiders is oh so 'boy meets girl' which is HUGE again this Fall season!
Go on, take a gander at this one...even if you're just going grocery shopping, believe me, you'll be turning heads and setting trends!
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Posted on February 06, 2008 at 10:34 AM in Fall 2008 Ready to Wear, New York Fashion Week | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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The Runway Shows have come alive and I'm starting to take notice of a few new/fresh Fall color combos! One, in particular, keeps grabbing my attention; maroon & pink / cranberry & fuschia / dark red & bright pink! Whatever you want to deem this color combo, one thing is apparent...it's H-O-T!
Keep your eyes peeled for any goodies in these color families and then pair them together for a supremely feminine look (pink and red, not much is MORE feminine than that!)
I absolutely adore the look from Diane von Furstenbeg's Fall Collection, above! Not to mention the makeup and hair were lady-like and sophisticated, which seems to be a trend that is melting into Fall too! The long cardigan vest over the satin slip dress, with a skinny belt to tie the look together is just brilliant, and oh-so wearable and easy to emulate! So what do you say, a marriage made in heaven? I truly can't wait for my next soiree to pair these delectable hues with one another!
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Posted on February 05, 2008 at 05:59 PM in Fall 2008 Ready to Wear, New York Fashion Week | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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