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J. Mendel Fall 2011 | New York Fashion Week

· Feb 15th, 2011
After an ethereal spring outing, J. Mendel finds its footing in gothic and romantic designs for fall 2011. Playing with furs, sequins, and overlapping patterns, the collection is luxurious yet contemporary with low cuts in the back and front of relaxed silhouettes.
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Marc by Marc Jacobs Fall 2011 | New York Fashion Week

· Feb 15th, 2011
It’s a relaxed fall outing for Marc by Marc Jacob’s latest collection where prep chic appeared to reign supreme. Pairing socks with wedges, Marc Jacobs looked back to the seventies for inspiration with one toned sweaters and whimsical panther prints. Accessories ...
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Herve Leger by Max Azria Fall 2011 | New York Fashion Week

· Feb 15th, 2011
Herve Leger’s signature bandage dress gets a sleek revival with its fall 2011 runway show by Max Azria. Models strutted down the runway in skin tight dresses accented with metal hardware for a more contemporary edge. It looks like neutrals are in this season with a ...
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Rodarte Fall 2011 | New York Fashion Week

· Feb 15th, 2011
Rodarte continued to forge a new path for itself with a fall 2011 presentation where the Mulleavy sisters showed off romantic creations complete with long sweeping gowns and rustic patterns. A more than adequate sequel to spring, Rodarte brought a sense of lightness to the ...
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Vera Wang Fall 2011 | New York Fashion Week

· Feb 15th, 2011
Vera Wang layered heavy jackets with airy pleated chiffon dresses for her fall 2011 showing. Featuring a color scheme of mostly muted neutral hues, the sheer theme repeated itself throughout the entire presentation with experimentation being found in length and proportion. ...
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Marc Jacobs Fall 2011 | New York Fashion Week

· Feb 14th, 2011
Marc Jacobs fall 2011 show seemed to be a rehash of the old and the new. On one hand, there was an obvious vintage influence found in the 40s’ silhouettes, yet at the same time there was a certain futuristic undertone with metallic and other lustrous materials on display. ...
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