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Catwalking.com PLAYFUL: From hot watermelon to scarlet red, designers have dyed lace in fun hues with abandon.
Embrace Lace 2011
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Catwalking. com The most-hyped newcomer this season was Turkish designer Hakaan Yildirim.
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Catwalking/Getty Images Aquilano Rimondi, designed by Tommaso Aquilano and Roberto Rimondi, showed another version of a "Charlie girl" suit — dark, double-breasted and wide-lapeled — in a wearable collection that contrasted sharply with the overly dressy and complicated looks they've shown in past seasons.
Fashion's New Muse: The CEO Christina Binkley 2010
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Catwalking/Getty Images Aquilano Rimondi, designed by Tommaso Aquilano and Roberto Rimondi, showed another version of a "Charlie girl" suit — dark, double-breasted and wide-lapeled — in a wearable collection that contrasted sharply with the overly dressy and complicated looks they've shown in past seasons.
Fashion's New Muse: The CEO Christina Binkley 2010
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Catwalking/Getty Images Aquilano Rimondi, designed by Tommaso Aquilano and Roberto Rimondi, showed another version of a "Charlie girl" suit — dark, double-breasted and wide-lapeled — in a wearable collection that contrasted sharply with the overly dressy and complicated looks they've shown in past seasons.
Fashion's New Muse: The CEO Christina Binkley 2010
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Catwalking/Getty Images Aquilano Rimondi, designed by Tommaso Aquilano and Roberto Rimondi, showed another version of a "Charlie girl" suit — dark, double-breasted and wide-lapeled — in a wearable collection that contrasted sharply with the overly dressy and complicated looks they've shown in past seasons.
Fashion's New Muse: The CEO Christina Binkley 2010
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Catwalking. com A hat by Nasir Mazhar for Gareth Pugh Newsreel footage shows us the recent past of hats, while vitrines are filled with examples -- from a particularly fetching "example of the Fascist cap that Mussolini is so fond of wearing" to occupational emblems, such as the ones sported by airline stewardesses.
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At left, a reusable bag for sale at Whole Foods Karl Prouse/Catwalking/Getty Images Favorites among those who opt to re use their bags, but to do it in style, are designer Marc Jacobs's spacious canvas totes, which retail from $15.
Bagging the Problem 2009
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(Read related article.) -- Elva Ramirez Catwalking/Getty Images Normally a space-age trendsetting collection, Balenciaga was muted in comparison to previous years.
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Catwalking/Getty Images Severe makeup and hair competed for attention with the clothes at Marc Jacobs Fall 2009 show at New York fashion week.
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