- Green jeans — Nylon
- Winning streaks — Teen Vogue
- Race on the runway — WSJ
- The "walk of shame" becomes chic — Times UK
- Cover boy — V Magazine
- Sugar plum Valentino — IHT
- Gangs prey on premium jeans retailers in Atlanta — WWD
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In celebration of Independence Day, I bring to you a fabulous and festive look. golightlyvintage shows off her style and subtle patriotic pride in a pink, white, and blue frock. Doesn't she look like a cute as a firecracker?
Here's what she has on:
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I have to admit I'm a bit disappointed. Not in Danish model May Andersen who looked perfect shopping in NYC this week, but in the Couture week attendees. No one really stood out as a Fab favorite of the week. And so, the crown goes to this utterly cool and comfy model and her all-black fit.
It is a bit trendy — the romper, the fedora, Ray Bans, studded flat sandals — but all of these trends suit the model's whatever attitude. I also like that she's incognito. She looks perfectly at ease walking down the street, Milk shopping bag in tow (I wonder what she bought?), chatting on her cell. The accessories are dope: black and cream fedora, black leather Chanel bag, stacked black and gold bracelets. Her bracelets actually match her shoes — an interesting touch. The next time you're debating what to wear on a perfectly sunny day fit for errands, fit yourself like May.
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Some more daring designers have flirted with the cocoon silhouette, and still-fresh-on-her-thrown Valentino designer Alessandra Facchinetti is having a full-fledged love affair. The house's latest couture collection is characterized by elegance and maturity. You'll find no masculine undertones here. Instead, feast your eyes on lush fabrics like satin and chiffon, and feminine details such as sequins, ruffles, tucking, and pleating.
The cocoon shape made its way onto outerwear as well as dresses and skirt suits. But don't be mistaken; here, cocoon doesn't always equal unflattering. Black and ivory made appearances on the runway and jewel tones like blue, red, and green also livened the scene. The most memorable detail here — aside from the extensive, beautiful beading — is the accessories: gold chokers and spiraling bracelets that add a touch of whimsy to each outfit. Facchinetti is another step closer in keeping Mr. Valentino's keen taste for luxury alive.
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