Easy, smart, accurate New York style, Prosa Schouler resort lineup is so terrific it looks like it came from the coolest girl in town wardrobe.

Revisiting the holiday season, Insta – classic, talented duo came up with their wide range of popular PS1 another embodiment. This time, the coveted carryalls come in small, small version (such as bright green or variegated neutral forest camel crocodile), will lead the global fashion style craze. Also of note: the introduction of some new shape – a heavy blow to the hardware – this is a typical arrest, Hernandez and McCollough to some extent but can communicate.

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Fendi Forever Rose’s new series of bags, and instantly be able to grasp the female eye. The whole bag all to the mysterious Rose turned into patterns, together with the gradual soft red hue, full expression of female feminine and romantic feel. Bags to the element of flowers but many, Fendi’s Forever Rose said the difference series, we introduce the following carefully on to the next bar.

    Fendi’s Forever Rose series this season, there are two different designs bags, a pattern is printed in the Rose theme, the soft pink tones, looming in the Rose pattern, to create a romantic dream, but the design of printing 2010 will also be the hot trend. Another design is the use of a slightly thick texture of some of the watercolor design, this watercolor design of roses pattern, the main background color to black-based, than light-colored rose print design, which some women a more sexy and mysterious. Forever Rose series also introduced a variety of bag-type models, both from the hand bag to bag, it is worth mentioning that, Forever Rose Series Clutch bags in style, it has added sequins designed to allow more eye-catching bags.

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Find your sexy and from the D&G’s dazzling feet of some splendid in the peep toe shoes, pay attention to a very lovely and romantic with elegant crystal embellishment can be used in 1299 U.S. dollars. I found it on a luxurious satin hot hot. Back zipper closure, satin high heels is involved in the completion of the town Swank to it. This Italian footwear is to make my heart beat faster. So girl, I intend to buy it.

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prada fairy bags

The Fairy Bag is an art. Crafted from the luscious deerskin leather, with most refined craftsmanship, it is worh much admiring and drooling. The soul of this bag is the illustration painted by James Jean. His comic art successfully collaborated with internationally renowned fashion house Prada to create a faerie world of fairies. . The hues are plum, black and earth vividly with a slight shimmer of the deerskin background. With fairies, nymphs on the forest glade, this bag is infused with life and spirit. The bag is designed in a simple shape with dual top handles, but looks enchanting and majestic in whole.

The designer of the bag is the head of Prada, Miuccia who is always ‘trying to find a new creativity’ and commissioned artists to do illustration for her collections. There is no doubt the Fairy Bag is a huge success. After its premiere in spring 2008, it has been redesigned into various styles such as tote, messenger, wristlet and clutch. The signature fairy prints also spread to Prada’s shoes, frocks and scarves.

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Marc Jacobs ended the season at Louis Vuitton in Paris as he began it with his own show in New York: with the eighties. Different city, different accent, though, and this slice of the late eighties—ruffled, ruched, and poufed as it was—looked as if Jacobs had pulled out his 1987 magazines and worked up a playful homage to Christian Lacroix. He didn’t quite put it that way backstage, however. Jacobs said that, partly in preparation for the Model as Muse exhibition at the Met and his role as honorary chair of the opening gala, he was thinking of “all those great French muses of the late eighties.” Specifically, he cited Marie Seznec (who modeled for Lacroix), Victoire de Castellane (who worked for Chanel), and Inès de la Fressange (who was virtually French fashion mascot in chief at the time).

Looking back on those days of chichi fashion extremes brought out a lot of jeune Parisienne frivolity in the clothes, if not the staging, which was done, pseudo-salon style, without a runway (albeit in a large transparent tent parked, as usual, in a courtyard of the Louvre). The chance of a close inspection revealed lots of puffy peplum jackets, tons of shirring and ruching (in print or leather), bubble skirts, bejeweled satin leggings, and a mini lace Marie Antoinette pannier dress with a saucy sheer balconette. Jacobs’ take on big shoulders ran from grosgrain bow-smothered balloon puffs to the widest short coats (in camel or red) on any runway—almost as broad as they were long.

It was also a rich accessory fest for the leather goods company. Leather necklaces and belts came fashioned like paper chains, and thigh boots were topped with ruffles and balanced on pearl and glitter-covered heels. The all-important bags had also acquired eighties pie-crust frills and gilded monograms. If it wasn’t quite the fashion tour de force of Vuitton’s Spring collection, this penultimate show of an often dour and cautious season read as a welcome interlude of cheerful, flirty confidence in a post-crash depression.

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