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the jesus sandals on the right SCREAM westwood!
[/b][/quote]those shoes ..
ok, i think Chloe came up doing a very Prada/MiuMiu style while Prada & miumiu went a bit Dolce/Galliano..
quite very dissapointed from the Prada front
but i liked the velvet burned up blouse from miumiu
thanks for posting atelier
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the Prada dress on the left...and the Chloe shoes on the left are cute as well
the Prada dress on the left...and the Chloe shoes on the left are cute as well stylegurrl
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I am in love with that brown dress from the Chloe resort collection 
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Sharp observation, Lena!
But I do like Prada and their past resort collections.
Chloe's brown dress looks good too, even though not original.
Sharp observation, Lena!
But I do like Prada and their past resort collections.
Chloe's brown dress looks good too, even though not original. [/b][/quote]
LibertyRose glad you can also see the resemblance/connections
i also like the brown Chloe look
Miss Phoebe is leading the label in a very good direction,
washing out the Stella influence for good
For some reason I find it a bit presumptious when designers like Pozen and Lam do resort. I'm like you've only been around for a couple season. a)don't overstretch yourself doing too many collections when you aren't used to it. b)do they have the very strong clientele who would order resort mid-december? They have a definate clientele but I'm not sure it's enough and c)gah, they are fresh and young and new. Who even knows if they'll still be around in a couple years and here they are doing resort!!
sorry had to get that out. Wang is so blech is my opinion. I love the right Prada, I can't see that well but it looks to have some sort of boning or something. Anyway I think it's interesting. Nothing is really striking me though.
sorry had to get that out. Wang is so blech is my opinion. I love the right Prada, I can't see that well but it looks to have some sort of boning or something. Anyway I think it's interesting. Nothing is really striking me though.
seems like Zac Poser recited by heart the Bureaux de Style trend predictions for ss05 ... 
which he doesnt even embody that well ...poor soul, he should try and get his own style without focusing so much on mass production trend directions
sad to say, i dont like Zac's, Vera's or Mr Valli's takes on resort
thanks for the updates atelier
ps: i agree with softgrey, i so dont relate to resort but i need to see ALL of it for business, so i follow as if i'm planing winter vacations to Mauritius
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it really is the most
boring season [/b][/quote]i agree also....strong collections i thought were Dior, and Chloe...*shrug*
i agree also....strong collections i thought were Dior, and Chloe...*shrug* [/b][/quote]Originally posted by Pradaromance12+Jun 23rd, 2004 - 9:25 am--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Pradaromance12 @ Jun 23rd, 2004 - 9:25 am)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>
it really is the most
I've only liked one or two looks and a few ideas or pieces, but overall I'm completely disappointed.
okay...so being away for a few weeks means i dunno if anyones posted the stuff off style.com...so here we go...
No runway shows, no star-packed crowds, no media frenzy: The archaically named resort season may not get the kind of attention commanded by fall and spring, but it's a serious business that's growing by leaps and bounds. As Michael Kors (echoing the sentiments of many designers) put it, resort is now "bigger than spring." Each year, established houses and new names alike (incoming this season: Zac Posen, Derek Lam, Balenciaga, Rochas) hold informal showroom viewings, scheduled fairly randomly throughout June. And with the pressure off, designers seem to relax, turning out collections full of effortlessly charming items, elegant evening looks, and sexy swimwear. Here, our roundup of some of the best pieces seen this month in New York.
Curve Control
Hourglass silhouettes and luscious details: At Prada, Carolina Herrera, and elsewhere, the eighteenth century merged beautifully with today.
Prada
Donna Karen
No runway shows, no star-packed crowds, no media frenzy: The archaically named resort season may not get the kind of attention commanded by fall and spring, but it's a serious business that's growing by leaps and bounds. As Michael Kors (echoing the sentiments of many designers) put it, resort is now "bigger than spring." Each year, established houses and new names alike (incoming this season: Zac Posen, Derek Lam, Balenciaga, Rochas) hold informal showroom viewings, scheduled fairly randomly throughout June. And with the pressure off, designers seem to relax, turning out collections full of effortlessly charming items, elegant evening looks, and sexy swimwear. Here, our roundup of some of the best pieces seen this month in New York.
Curve Control
Hourglass silhouettes and luscious details: At Prada, Carolina Herrera, and elsewhere, the eighteenth century merged beautifully with today.
Prada
Donna Karen
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