The Fashion Week Recap
So, I have not yet been able to get the highlights from Ralph Lauren’s show… but whatever. Here’s what I thought about some of my favorite designers lines for Fall 2006.
Vera Wang… lots of umpire waists, which are not flattering on anyone. I mean, these even make even the most anorexic models look pregnant… only pregnant women can wear this look and have it seem right and decent.
Michael Kors… classic sexiness as usual from Kors. He featured mostly shades of brown, which was a bit boring—as were his gowns. But, for everyday looks, Kors is still king.

Carlos Miele… his dresses were quite simple and I thought not very palatable bar one. He had the most fabulous white strapless gown. The picture here doesn’t do it justice, but the runway clip was spectacular. Trust me.

Bill Blass… Blass is the quintessential classic—especially with the looks from the 80s coming back into fashion, Blass’ looks are comfortable again. Large thick waist belts, chic dresses and Blass isn’t afraid of color. His reds were vibrant even and he brought out very fall yellows, greens, purples. Blass also is not afraid to let his clothing define the female form.
Sweetface by J Lo… I was going to save her for the end, but since much of what I have to say about Blass also applies to Lopez, it seems appropriate to add it in here. Sweetface was very feminine, very lacy and very sexy… Even the running suit was incredibly sexy. Jennifer has always let her clothes reveal the body and has something to emphasize everyone’s good points and minimize the “bad.” Her line looks to understand rather than underestimate.

Oscar de la Renta… Sleek angles, signature dresses, glamour—de la Renta doesn’t disappoint and his Red Carpet runway is sure to show up on the Red Carpet. Simply beautiful.
BCBG MaxAzria… Very bohemian chic, as expected. A lot of very muted color, a lot of very loose and flowly fabrics with a very nice illusion of sheerness. A very pouty look.
And that, was Fashion Week…

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