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Our review will be posted shortly. See the complete collection by clicking the image at left. View full post on Runway Feed

Our review will be posted shortly. See the complete collection by clicking the image at left. View full post on Runway Feed

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Our review will be posted shortly. See the complete collection by clicking the image at left. View full post on Runway Feed

The designer’s spring collection for Target has finally been revealed. Is it wrong to want every single look? View full post on InStyle.com – This Just In

Find out what the newly engaged actress/producer has to say about her fiancé and how this relationship differs from those in the past. View full post on InStyle.com – This Just In

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There were questions about the future of Catherine Malandrino’s business when she skipped out on Spring fashion week, but after inking a deal with Elie Tahari, the designer swung back at naysayers this week, showing a spirited collection for pre-fall. According to Malandrino, the new season is about “demure sensuality,” which she evoked with delicate lace layered over slipdresses in contrasting colors, the demure part of the equation owing to the overlays’ prim turtlenecks and long sleeves. Her evening gowns popped in a range of jewel tones, but she also made a new push into separates, with sharp peacoats and alpaca “bathrobe” wrappers. If she herself were getting ready for a night out, she told us she’d take the tuxedo-inspired jumpsuit here and wear a super-fitted baby T-shirt underneath to give the look a casual, youthful edge. And there are few more fun ideas where that came from: Malandrino promised she’d be back on the calendar in February with a Fall presentation.
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Max and Lubov Azria are keeping the bandage dress alive for yet another season with their latest collection for Hervé Léger. This time around, the vacuum-tight look comes with a sportier spin, brought courtesy of details including contrasting stripes that intersect in a chevron pattern, racer-style halter necklines, and unpredictable separates like a shrunken suede moto jacket with tough leggings to match. On that note, there were a few more elements here that felt fresh for the brand. Minis, for example, had a forgiving A-line silhouette that should appeal to women who don’t have the finely tuned muscles of the young starlets who popularized these dresses in recent years. And the leather harnesses used in the lookbook added an edge that complemented the body-con aesthetic that continues to win when it comes to sales.
—Brittany Adams View full post on Runway Feed