Velvet takes center stage as seasonal staple becomes year round
Velvet moves from holiday only to all-season fashion with Isaac Mizrahi promoting velvet jeans in hot pink or wine and designers pairing it with tweeds and denim. From sportswear to gowns, velvet appears in jackets, scarves, miniskirts, camisoles, gowns, and accessories, with brands like Bill Blass, Ralph Lauren, and Calvin Klein showcasing varied textures, colors, and blends suitable for casual and dressy wear.
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Isaac Mizrahi
Sheila Kaminsky
Rich's
Atlanta
Kaminsky
Bill Blass
Cynthia Steffe
Liz Claiborne
Victoria's Secret
Marc Bouwer
Calvin Klein
Aubergine
Saks
Ralph Lauren
Favourbrook
Oscar de la Renta
Dekny
Ralph Laviren
Stuart Weitzman
London
Oliver Spencer
Fred Segal
Los Angeles
Wilkes Bashford
San Francisco
CP Shades
Frar Yoshioka
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Ms. Yoshioka
Ms. Glass
Prada
Tina Turner
Dressing with less distress for easier care
Practical tips to look neat without strain. Start with prompt stain removal, frequent washing, and quick drying. Skip heavy irons by hanging garments and misting wrinkles. Choose front fastening or elastic solutions, add Velcro or clip-on accessories, and favor convenience clothes to ease dressing for arthritic hands.
Accessorize for a festive New Year wardrobe
A fashion feature from Sears advises dressing for New Year celebrations with accessories. Velvet accents, beaded clutches, scarves and belts elevate party wear, with experts suggesting luxe materials like cashmere and satin. Practical tips cover both women and men, from velvet dresses to refined suits and footwear.
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Sears
Barbara Glass
Hassie
Jackie Kennedy Onassis
Ms. Glass
Cole Hann
The
Fashion Association
Molly Vanden Bosch
Cotton Inc
Melissa Zaniboni
Marshalls
Ms. Zaniboni
Express
Liz Claiborne
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