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Thursday, February 1, 2007

The calm before the storm



Fashion Week doesn't officially begin until Friday.


But many designers and showrooms - wisely - try to get a jump on the competition by showing their collections earlier in the week.


On Thursday, one of the highlights of these early presentations came from Elie Tahari.


Tahari always seems to turn out a standout collection.


For Fall 2007, Tahari is focusing on modernism of the 1960s.


And take note, fashion fans, because it sounds like a lot of designers are talking modernism for Fall 2007 based on early notes that have been released to the press.


But back to Tahari.


Welcome back to the sophisticated side of the 1960's. Shift dresses - narrow on top and graduating to a flowing skirt at the bottom are a big part of the collection. The halter dress is also a big look here.


Colorwise, black, silver, browns with red and teal accents dominate. And you're going to love the smooth and textured patent leather accessories - purses and boots (with a low wedge, thank you very much).




1 Comments:

Blogger Abby said...

Ahh, I love the sixties shift, except it's really easy to get wrong and it is beyond unflattering on most every shape (besides the mannequin, of course).

~Abby

February 5, 2007 at 9:03 PM  

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