I think Nicole Richie needs to go to Paris more often. She always has great fashion but this week has been extra magnifique. She blended her bohemian California style with an effortless French feel.
I don’t know which I like better, the picture of her and Sparrow she posted on her website or the way she successfully combined the trendy side braid and spring’s lingerie look while launching Winter Kate and House of Harlow 1960 at Galleries Lafayette.
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Excited For…
Balloon Sleeves, Bold Shoulder, Collarless, Flats, New Look, Oriental, Sculpted, Turtlenecks, Voluminous Skirts
Still Loving…
Geometric Prints, Polka Dots, Glitz, Quilted
Hesitant About…
Cocoon, Drop Waist, Exposed Midriff, Hoods, Micro Minis
Tired Of..
Capes,
Just as I’m starting to get sequined out, Nina Ricci designer Olivier Theysken comes along scattering gold beads over my girl crush, Lily Donaldson. The sequined shoes were a little much, but that turtleneck gown was one of my favorite looks of Paris Fashion Week. It made me fall in love with sparkle, shimmer and shine all over again.
(clockwise from top left) Sonia Rykiel, Balmain, Nina Ricci, Jasmine Di Milo, Costume National, Dries Van Noten
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I don’t care what the fashion world says, I will not—I repeat, will not-take style cues from MC Hammer! I even tried on three pairs of harem pants last weekend to give the baggy style a chance but I ended up laughing at myself in the dressing room.
I just can’t touch this trend.
(clockwise from top left) Christian Dior, Sonia Rykiel, Chloé, Balmain, Véronique Leroy, Issey Miyake
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I wasn’t a fan of geometry in high school. Maybe if my teacher had worn some of these clothes while lecturing about shapes I would have been more interested.
(clockwise from top left) Sonia Rykiel, Chanel, Alexander McQueen, Wunderkind, Kenzo, Anne Valérie Hash
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From knee-length tulips and micro mini bubbles to floor-length bell shapes and mini lampshades the skirts at Paris Fashion Week all had one defining factor: voluminous hips. As much as I love my pencil skirts, I’m excited to flounce around in fall’s roomy shapes.
(clockwise from top left) Christian Dior, Antonio Berardi, Giambatista Valli, John Galliano, Chloe, Louis Vuitton
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