Designer’s Talent Goes To Women’s Heads
New York designer Frank Olive, famed for millinery, expands beyond hats to accessories and full looks. He embraces boutique concepts, pairing hats with scarves, pajama sets, wigs, and more, stressing fashion as a total mood rather than a single piece. He notes softer, romantic styles return as youth shapes trends and that clothes should reflect the wearer’s attitude.
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