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MFW was exquisite!   40’s pin-up hairdos, après ski looks, hard accessories, librarian-chic retro sunglasses, is what the Italian have given us this past week.  The biggest trends on the runway were suede, furs, leather, lace, beige and grey, high-cut neck and knee-length, silver, metallic, gold, and capes. Among my favourite shows were Fendi, Prada, Bottega Veneta, D&G, Etro, Krizia, Luisa Beccaria, Maurizio Pecoraro, and Salvatore Ferragamo

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The amount of hours we spend deciding on what to wear, and still we doubt if we look good, or accordingly to the occasion... well, that is why I love this issue, and giving advice. I have arranged different looks and outfits per age, but please feel free to look at it on what you like and not on what I say is age appropriate... we all know that in your 20’s you can get away with anything, so If you are in your 50’s, and you want to wear the Peter Pilotto, wh

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New York Fashion week was last week, and as a tradition now I will give you the runway trends for the Prêt-a-porter for fall/winter 2010.  For some designers, the trend was more about mixing hard and soft, tailored and ruffled in one outfit. Others went for the black on black approach, leather outfits, but the overall trend was the mixture of hard and soft fabrics. The biggest trends on the runway were velvet, black, fur, red, menswear, shiny silver, and cam

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Hmmm this is one of my favorite accessories… I just LOVE any type and style of scarf! No matter my mood my scarf will always represent how I feel… The great things about a scarf, is that it is easy to mix and you can wear it in many different ways. Top images are the different looks for spring/summer 2010, ad campaigns to get inspirations and some of my favorite scarves to update your look. Here are some ideas on wear your scarves. Knot: Simply toss a long scarf arou

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I definitely enjoy doing research on the different things we currently see today as “fashionable” wearable items and remember that whatever we see today, it was “the piece” 40 or 50 years before. Particularly this style of shoe, reminds me of my grandmother and how many shoes like these she had and deeply enjoyed. I remember when I was 15, I also had different type of brogue shoes, and today I realize that the word brogue means a fully punched-shoe