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| Accessories have not had the most fun lately. Remember that widely published Zoran comment that husbands and children should be the accessories of choice for a woman, and minimalistic pared down nakedness should prevail? It's over. After kicking and screaming for the past several seasons, the accessories market is finally making a fierce come back. Toting hats and bags no longer symbolizes women as overly decorated Christmas trees - making men out to be the true free spirits of the modern thinking world. It just means that women are more stylish. Period. |
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Trunk show debutante Jacqualine Lamont shows her stuff at Bloomingdales.
Speaking of bags, Kipling backpacks, long attached to every back in town are now available in a street version brand called "Sky Mount Pinnacle", which may or may not mean something, to someone. The Orient somehow manages to lose something in the translation during the knock-off process. Our favorite, to date, was a T-shirt that sported the slogan: Superman: unable NOT to fight crime. |
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Yeohlee making elegance seem effortless. |
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With
elegance at the helm, luxury is definitely the buzzword for fall.
Better lines are finally leaning towards never-been-seen silhouettes
in theory, and a bit less towards vintage redux. The one vintage
piece that still adds just enough sentiment to any modern look, day
or night, are little beaded chainstrapped evening bags.
