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Marc Jacobs essays a new silhouette
An adoring public can be a fickle thing, as golden boys from Tony Blair to David Beckham have discovered. Marc Jacobs, the fashion industry's favourite designer, learned this lesson at New York fashion week this week.
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Fall forecast: Surreal season
Think Edwardian jackets, blousy baby doll silhouettes, velvet knickers, metallic puffed skirts and skirts shaped like pods.Reflecting a new proportion and shape, the fall clothes on the runways during New York Fashion Week seemed at times a bit surreal
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Fresh looks at finish line
Lauren's line was inspired by vintage race cars, which he collects. The clean, curvy lines of classic roadsters were echoed in his slim skirts
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New York signals the return of the high waist
Volume is emerging as the new buzzword for fashion as design heavyweights - Marc Jacobs, Betsey Johnson and Oscar de la Renta among them - play with proportion.Trapeze-shape dresses and coats and silhouettes of high waists, full below-the-knee skirts and metallic beading are among next season’s trends if New York
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How to get invited to a New York Fashion Show
We all know that with hard deceptive work and a good dose of moxie it's possible to get over on the world, at least temporarily. The March 1st 1998 Sunday New York Times The City section article "No Invitation? No Problem!" reveals a whole industry
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