London Fashion Week dazzles with quirky yet wearable designs
British designers showcased bold map prints, shocking pink gowns, floral hats for men, and art deco inspired pieces. Reynold Pearce and Andrew Fionda offered sleek jersey jackets and pants in champagne and black, while Wayne Hemingway’s Red or Dead collection mixed rural maps, knits, and vivid hues into streetwear.
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Reynold Pearce
Andrew Fionda
Britain
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Celebrities’ estate jewels to highlight show at Colonial Jewelers
A New York firm’s Celebrity Collection, including Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton’s amethyst and diamond ring, appears in an estate jewelry show at Colonial Jewelers on March 15 16. Pieces from Dinah Shore Joan Crawford Mae West Audrey Meadows and more originate from private owners and independent dealers.
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Audrey Meadows
Colonial Jewelers
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Gas mask chic and wartime fashion at Imperial War Museum
London exhibition showcases 1940s style born of rationing and ingenuity. From gas mask accessories to parachute gowns, the display highlights how Britons kept morale up and made do with scarce materials. Includes Dior's New Look contrast and personal wartime garments.
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Imperial War Museum
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Christan Duior
Princess Margaret
Greta Garbo
Joan Crawford
Claudette Colbert
Ginger Rogers
Hollywood
Dior
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