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With Paris Couture Week winding down, we've got a special something to keep the fantasy alive. We always get excited to see the latest creative offerings from houses like Chanel, Jean Paul Gaultier, Lacroix, Armani Prive, Valentino, Christian Dior, and more. But we also consider ourselves to have the discerning eye that can distinguish the fine art of couture from every day, though no less fabulous, ready-to-wear.
Couture or Ready-to-Wear? Test Your Style Skills!
With Paris Couture Week kicking off Monday, July 6, we've got a special something to get you ready. We're super jazzed to see the latest creative offerings from houses like Chanel, Jean Paul Gaultier, Lacroix, Armani Prive, Valentino, Christian Dior, and more. But we also consider ourselves to have the discerning eye that can distinguish the fine art of couture from every day, though no less fabulous, ready-to-wear.
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Couture or Ready-to-Wear? Test Your Style Skills!
Here's something special to keep the Couture fantasy alive. We always get excited to see the latest high-end offerings from houses like Chanel, Jean Paul Gaultier, Lacroix, Armani Prive, Valentino, Christian Dior, and more. But we also consider ourselves to have the discerning eye that can distinguish the fine art of couture from everyday, though no less fabulous, ready-to-wear.
Piperlime's 10 Fab New Baubles!
Piperlime started its business with footwear, then added ready-to-wear, and now it's introducing bling to the family. Gap's sister company has made room for bold necklaces, eye-catching cocktail rings, unique bracelets, and even cheeky charms. Kate Spade, Kenneth Jay Lane, Juicy Couture, and Gorjana are just some of the designers on the sparkling roster.
Couture or Ready-to-Wear? Test Your Style Skills!
With Paris Couture Week over and out, we've got a special something to keep the fantasy alive. We always get excited to see the latest creative offerings from houses like Chanel, Jean Paul Gaultier, Lacroix, Armani Prive, Valentino, Christian Dior, and more. But we also consider ourselves to have the discerning eye that can distinguish the fine art of couture from everyday, though no less fabulous, ready-to-wear.
Former Cacharel Designers Work on a Budget
While many dread budget restraints, former Cacharel designer Ignacio Ribeiro welcomes it. "Cutting budgets back is so exciting," he said, referring to the relaunch of him and his wife, Suzanna Clement's label, Clement Ribeiro. The duo put their company into voluntary liquidation in 2005 and left Cacharel in 2007.
Step Inside the Model as Muse Exhibit
As you know, this year's Costume Institute Gala was all about models. The red carpet and parties are no longer, but the Met exhibition — The Model as Muse: Embodying Fashion — will remain until Aug. 9.
On Our Radar: Juicy Couture Launches Intimate Apparel Line
If this wobbly economy has got you spending more time at home, consider homebody chic with Juicy Couture's new affordable intimate apparel collection. "We wanted to create beautiful, feminine basics that felt soft and buttery to the touch of the skin," said founder Gela Nash-Taylor.
Graphic tees, pajama bottoms, and nightgowns are supposed to fall somewhere in between everyday ready-to-wear and cozy sleepwear.
Fab Site: Azzaro-Couture.com
There are websites for shopping and there are websites for fantasy. This month I'm on a shopping freeze, and when I feel the urge to shop online, I'll opt to peruse the most extravagant of websites. If the prices are too over-the-top, I won't be tempted to shop.
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