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Developing The Star Qualities In You
Vol. VIII
Fall/Winter 2002/2003

A Word On Style 

JUST FOR WOMEN    

ü      Best Bets For Fall and Winter 2002/2003

Here are our picks as the clothes and accessories most likely to make it from the runway to reality.

  • The Fur Vest

  • The Bomber

  • The Narrow Pant

  • The Dress Over Pant

  • The Empire Dress

  • Lace

  • Anything Sexy

  • Black

  • Folklorico

  • Metallic

  • The Embellished Coat

  • The Cabled Sweater

  • The Muffler

  • The Big Bag

  • Anything embroidered

  • Asymmetrical

ü What Else To Look For

  • Military inspired jackets - often in leather

  • The narrow trouser that tucks into boots, puddles into folds at the ankles or zips open from ankle to hem is the one to pant for. The tighter the better; look for lots of stretch fabric.

  • Cropped pants score big.

  • Parkas, duffles and pea coats.

  • Sheer floral print tops and/or dresses.

  • Graphically-patterned knit coats.

  • One item to buy is the embellished shawl. Long mufflers and floaty scarves are major on both sides of the Atlantic, accessorizing everything from coats to evening dresses.

  • Patchwork and fabric inlays.

  • Leather, leather, leather.

ü FABRIC

  • Corduroy

  • Tweeds

  • Denim

  • Satin

  • Lace

ü DAY OF THE JACKET

 A wardrobe basic goes fashion forward!

  • Today's jackets are signature, stand-alone pieces in their own right. And they're all about freedom - from the fabrications, which range from denim and cotton twill to corduroy and suede, to the sheer variety of shapes.
  • Classic blazers are always great.
  • Denim jackets are on the upswing - and in every different shapes. Some of the jean jackets are blazers with fell sleeves, some are typical jean jackets, and some are really short motorcycle jackets with standup collars and snaps.

 

ü  COLOR

  • Black - very big

  • Winter white

  • Cyber blue

  • Red

  • Earth Tones

 

 

 

ü      THE LONG AND SHORT OF IT.

If you are wondering if miniskirts and ankle-length skirts can co-exist in your wardrobe, the answer is definitely “yes”.

 For every woman who used to adhere to the strict dictates of fashion, the new sense of freedom and individuality comes with much relief. Nowhere is that new freedom more apparent than in the relaxed attitude toward hemlines – both in skirts and even pants.

This fall is filled with options, whether it’s a cropped pant, a long and lean look, a very fluid pant, or a short skirt, a knee-length skirt or longer skirt. It all works; it’s just a matter of finding one’s comfort level.

ü      HANDBAGS .  
  • The big bag is big. The range: Snappy crocodiles, ombred leathers and anything with fringe.
  • Diversity rules for fall handbags.

     

 

 

ü      BELTS

  • Last season's hip belt is this season's waist belt.

 

 

 

ü      SHOES  
  • Boots are on a toot, in every heel height and leg height, in media from suede and leather to crocodile and sequins.
  • Pointed boots are the rage for fall.

ü      LEGWEAR'S KEY LOOKS
  • Luxury fabrics
  • Knee-highs
  • Leg warmers
  • Lurex influences
  • Slipper socks
  • Animal motifs, such as dogs and cats
ü      WRAPS & HATS  
  • The shearling coat - with fleece on the inside and suede outside - was hot on the runway.
  • Mufflers are the new Pashmina.
  • Four hats predominate:  The visored cape, the fedora, the beret - especially the fur or fake fur versions - and the fur toque.

 

ü JEWELRY  - TRENDS THAT SHINE
  • Pearls - Delicate and ladylike, pearls are as fresh and modern as ever, whether shown in a simple strand, a hip lariat or a classic ring.
  • Bigger jewelry and colored stones are popular for fall.
  • Adjustable link bracelets and necklaces.
  • Nature-inspired drippy bracelets, necklaces and earrings.
  • Long drop earrings, often with diamonds.
  • Semiprecious stones: turquoise, amethyst, peridot and jade.
ü COOL SUNGLASS TRENDS

 

  • Rimless shields with colored lenses like green, burgundy and orange.
  • Oversize, retro-inspired acetate frames and aviators in various sizes.
  • Subtle logo treatment on temples, brow bars and even lenses.
  • Double bridges and suspended rimless lenses mounted from a brow bar in metal or plastic.
  • Gray flash and gradient lenses.
  • Mounted lenses, some of which don’t fill the frame entirely.

 

ü      EVENING STARS
  • Eveningwear isn't just about the little black dress anymore - though there are some great ones offered this season. Right now, designers are showing lots of sexy burnt-velvet looks, as well as flirty blouses and dresses with interesting geometric patterns.

ü      MAKEUP
  • Flawless to the pore, the new fall face looks natural, but is definitely not makeup free. Foundation, concealers, luminizers and powder are all part of this new natural look.
  • For the first time in many seasons, makeup artists did more than pay lip service to lip color. Vivid, defined lips in shades ranging from brownish to bright reds are back with a smash.
  • The smoky eye continues, following the natural shape of the eye.
  • Choose either lips or eyes to emphasize.
ü     HAIR
  • Laid-back looks were all the rage at the New York Fall Collections. Hair for fall 2002 mostly appeared undone.
  • Instead of the hair-do, this is the season of the hair un-do.
  • Even when hair is pulled back, as in ponytails and buns, stray tendrils wisp away. And even when the hair has been arranged, the look is still messy. You don't want to look like you've just come from two hours at the salon.
  • The one big hair consistency in all fashion capitals is the side part.
  • Bangs continue, either swept to the side asymmetrically or worn as a full-on fringe.

 

 

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