1. Chanel
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At first these eyebrows really freaked me out. But then I was like, "I'm into this." If life in the future means life on another planet, good to know we're wearing Chanel.
2.ChloƩ
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As a girl who loves fashion and lives in Seattle, I'm all about rad sweaters and beautiful coats. Fresh and so so chic, the effortlessly cool ChloƩ girl is the girl I want to be! Or the one I want to steal from.
3.Valentino
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Hands down my favorite collection at PFW. I loved these boho/folk art dresses, and that Valenitno red scalloped gown!? Please.
4.Ellie Saab
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You guys, these dresses! Right!? Red carpet time for real.
5. Carven
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Designer Guillaume Henry took his inspiration from the Middle Ages, which made for quirky prints and a bold color palate. I thought it was so fun and so wearable!
6. Alexander McQueen
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Hands down my favorite collection at PFW. I loved these boho/folk art dresses, and that Valenitno red scalloped gown!? Please.
4.Ellie Saab
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You guys, these dresses! Right!? Red carpet time for real.
5. Carven
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Designer Guillaume Henry took his inspiration from the Middle Ages, which made for quirky prints and a bold color palate. I thought it was so fun and so wearable!
6. Alexander McQueen
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Yes yes yes! Beautiful and optimistic, Sarah Burton's futuristic vision was nothing short of stunning.
7. Yves Saint Laurent
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This collection was dark but absolutely stunning. I loved the calla lily (flower typically found at funerals and cemeteries) prints, perhaps a note of symbolism for Stefano Pilati's final show.
Love Alexander McQueen! Now how do we incorporate his dresses into everyday life? I say we just do it. It's work appropriate right?
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