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A SUPPLEMENTAL PUBLICATION OF THE VILLAGER NEWSPAPER November 3, 2011

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Fashion & LiFestyLe editor

ccording to MaryLou Luther’s F a l l / W i n t e r 2001/2012 Trend Overview for The Fashion Group

International, there are clearly choices in spite of the economy and state of the globe.

Here is some excerpts of her edited and brilliant commentary about what was seen for fall 2011 on runways around the world – from Milan to New York with London and Paris thrown in for good measure.

Revolutions.Tsunamis.EarthquakesOccupiers and demonstrators.Designers leaving the runways

for rehab. Rehabbed models returning

to the runways. Is it Apocalypse now? Are we

among the Armageddon? Is this a prequel to the end of the world?

The smoke-and-ashes runway and the eerie, tree-shadowed walls of Karl Lagerfeld masterminded as the backdrop for the Chanel show had a definite doomsday aura, and his mostly gray collection of roomy, tweedy coveralls, no-nonsense sportswear and ankle-length cuffed trousers seemed to reinstate the somber sensibility of the smoldering runway. If fashion is truly the barometer of the times, is chaos the message for Fall/Winter 2011/2012? Or is it theme denial?

Answer: A little of both.For those who would like

to hide out, protectionism is at hand via sweeping, oversized capes, voluminous coats, over-stuffed puffers and commodious dresses. Biggies in this expansionist movement: Rick

Owens, Raf Simons of Jil Sander, Stella McCartney, Issey Miyake, Viktor & Rolf, Jean Paul Gaulthier and Thakoon.

Fashion’s denial role begins with the idea of ignoring the turmoil of today by adopting the polite dressing of yesterday. You can take refuge in The ‘20s, ‘30s,’40s, ‘50s, ‘60s, ‘70s, ‘80s and even the minimalistic ‘90s – all with fashion’s blessings.

The return of the lady in Milan and the return of the bourgeoisie in Paris both celebrate a good-brand of fall fashion. Hats and gloves. Ladies and Gents. Pleats. The updated classicism of Britain’s new Princess Catherine (Middleton).

At Salvatore Ferragamo, the ladyfied and gentrified pinstripe suits by Massimiliano Giornetti gave a new impression of discretion and houndstooth checks, herringbones and plaids mashed-up in a perfection of restraint and taste with an edge. And for updated elegance, Ralph Lauren scored with his polished leather halter dress, his tux redux and his chic chinoiseries.

Purr for FurIn the denial mindset, pre-

tending to be rich is almost as good as being rich. Well, kind of. Enter the fur-ioso force of fur and faux fur. From fur-sided glasses at Alexander Wang to hats at The Row to a bottle at Tod’s a bag at Michael Kors, a collar at Van Noten and a bib at Fendi, fur is an important in accessories as it is in apparel. Colored furs sent buyers over the rainbow, especially the to-dye-for reds at Chado Ralph Rucci, Kors and Prabal Gurung and the rainbow hues at Gucci and Giorgio Armani. At Gucci, the moneyed look was epitomized by Frida Gianninni’s coats that meld fox, mink and goat hair. In addition to the long hairs, astrakhan looked especially modern in Albert Kriemler’s designs for Akris and Alber Elbaz’ creations for Lanvin. The fur mash-ups at Aquilano Rimondi, Roberto Cavalli and Consuelo Castiglione for Marni were a true Alleanza Italiana. And feathered furs flew high at Alexander McQueen, Norma Kamali and Christian Dior.

Fashion Goes TechieFor pure creativity, the most

notable achievements involve the technology of fabrics, especially the ones at Marc Jacobs. In Greece, where the word techno originated, it means art or skill. Jacobs combined both in his latex trousers, his cellophane blouses under rubber-spotted plaids, his dresses made of rubber to look like sequins, his overblouses of sequins to look like fur and his skirt of rubber to look like sequins.

Gareth Pugh was also keen on neoprene. Victoria Bartlett body-gloved some of her VPL models in latex and Francisco Costa called his remarkable new fabrics for Calvin Klein technical silks. As that famous line from “The Graduate” expressed it: “I just have one word: Plastics.”

That word spread and plastics are resonating at Burberry Prorsum, Costume National, Louis Vuitton, Prada and Mugler by Nicola Formichetti. The most techno-amazing evening dress of the season is Manish Arora’s gown made of vinyl, which was laser-cut to look like a wearable doily.

Color Makes a PopTraffic-stopping red on both

sides of the Atlantic. Best of Show: The 11 red-carpet-red-y designs that opened the Chado Ralph Rucci collection. The standing- ovation lineup including Mongolian lamb, chinchilla, sable and vinyl.

Dressed to KiltGetting clannish. That’ the

mantra for fashion’s latest fling with the Highlands. In addition

to the tartans and clan plaids, Missoni’s re-colored plaids and Thakoon’s Masai and tribal plaids are worth checking out.

All About EveningIn addition to many new

variations of le smoking and le cigarette pant, the newest looks for cocktails and galas combine laments of sportswear with traditional evening fabrics, such, as lace (loads of lace for fall) lame (gold shines) and velvet (pike it on). Joel Diaz of Jolibe layers a ballgown with a parka, Altuzarra shelters a beaded gown with an anorak and Mulberry gives a lame gown a shearling jacket.

Accessorize AccordinglyThe single-sole pump looks

singular. Mannish flats look trendy. Calf-high boots score. Sandals dance into fall. Platforms and wedges stay in the picture. Fanciest footwork: Derek Lam’s high-heeled shearling ankle boots for Tod’s. The hand-held bag is big or clutching the non-clutch doctors, totes, satchels, hobos and handholding Vuitton’s handcuffed Lockit bag. Structured bags zoom into play-importantly.

Jewelry finds of the season include Ruffian’s silver collar, the Art Nouveau white necklaces at Proenza Schouler and Isaac Mizrahi, the rock crystal and filigree mash-ups at Armani and Alber Elbaz’ big gold-petaled roses for Lnvin’s necklaces and bracelets. Hats brim over, berets get chin-strapped and the cloche comes out of the ‘30s to dazzle in panne velvet at Ralph Lauren by Patricia Underwood.

Finishing TouchesRed, the hottest color in clothes

is also the hottest color in lips. Makeup for the most part was subdued. Real nude. Exceptions: Diane Kendal’s red lip-penciled eyelids at Thakoon, James Kaliardos’ M·A·C makeup for Rodarte expressed the wear-fields-of-Kansas theme via caramel-toned lips, cheeks and eyes. Hair was dichotomous. Ponytail up. Ponytail down. Slick versus carefree, Minimal/maximal. The warrior-worthy hair helmet by Guido Palau for McQueen was made with 100 Goody barrettes. It’s called raising the bar-rette.

Gloom or Glam for Fall 2011?

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FGI’s Best Bets: Plaid • Puffers • Colored fur • Python • dots • Color: red alert • CaPes • sleeves • laCe • tuxedos • Gold Pleats • oversized • Patterned Pants • PenCil skirt • shift dress • teChno fabriCs • sinGle-sole shoe • struCtured baG

Dan Sharp reiterates MaryLou Luther’s forecast: “Women want to be warm, but sleek and that can be accomplished with jackets like this – silk with cashmere lining and fur trim.”

Photo courtesy of Dan Sharp Luxury Outerwear.

Who or what got you interested in fashion?

As I got more involved in nonprofit work, I started chairing more and more events. Because I was representing the organization,

I felt a need to be more polished and to look my best.

Do you have a fashion icon? Who?

Charlotte Rampling for

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Many of our featured fashionistas have traveled the world with opportunities to collect and add to their

wardrobes. Most, however find the choices right here in Colorado with ease and have put themselves together appropriately for

whatever occasion.Our committee has kept antennae up

during the year and selected fascinating women of various ages, various roles in life and who understand the importance of appearance and image. Until publication, they thought they were just fashion features so this is a surprise.

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The Pretty Dozen

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her timeless but dark and mysterious style

Favorite current designer?

Anything by Missoni

How would you describe your style? Favorite color?

Eclectic. It varies upon my mood that day or eve. I like color and never shy away from it. Rarely will I opt for the “Little Black Dress.”

Where do you like to shop? especially locally?

I like to shop when I travel to have something that will remind me of my trip, but locally I like Neiman Marcus.

Have you ever had a stylist or personal shopper?

I have a dear friend who also happens to be one of the best personal shoppers in town, Charles Goldstein at Neiman’s. He’s been in the business for 39 years and always finds me my most special pieces.

Do you collect special clothing or accessories? Most coveted item?

I love to collect vintage designer pieces and will often peruse eBay for treasures. My most coveted piece is an Alexander McQueen Ivory brocade dress. It’s like a museum piece it’s so intricate.

Dr. elaine Scholes denverWho or what got you interested in fashion?

Living in Dallas, Texas, while doing my internship and residency, was an excellent introduction into the world of fashion.


Yes, Grace Kelly

Favorite current designer? Alexander McQueen


Elegant, sophisticated and fun. Favorite colors are fall colors like burnt orange and dark green.


Nordstrom, Saks (now in Naples, Fla.), Alicia’s in Cherry Creek, Marilyn’s in Naples


Saks Fifth Avenue Club


Purses and shoes (like so many women). My Jimmy Choo high heeled over the knee leather boots.

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Once I began working in television news, I began to pay closer attention to my clothing and accessories. You learn very quickly which styles and designs look best on camera.


Carolina Herrera

Favorite current designer?Diane Von Furstenberg


I’d say I dress conservatively hip. Favorite color is red.


Nordstrom, Decade, Target, Neiman’s. I buy what I like, the store doesn’t matter.


No


I have some DVF clothing pieces I really like and Lois Hill for jewelry. I covet the jewelry

my husband brings me from his travels around the world. I also love my bright red boots!

nancy SevoCherry Hills VillageWho or what got you interested in fashion?

I love high fashion clothes, but when one is 5-foot-2 and petite, I had to figure out how to “look” high fashion with 5-foot-10 taste.


Princess Catherine (Middleton). I love the classic elegant lines of the clothes she wears.

Favorite current designer?Valentino, Chanel, Etro, Ralph

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Feminine, classic. Colors: Bright – blue red, but coral is my absolute favorite


I like Bergdorf Goodman in New York City. Locall, I shop at Neiman Marcus, Gracie’s, Nordstrom and Garment District for jeans.


Yes – Pam Helm. She “does” casual really well and puts together selections I wouldn’t have thought about


I love designer purses! Everything from Judith Lieber to Jimmy Choo and Valentino.

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I first became interested in fashion when I was transitioning into adulthood from high school to college. Hoping to meet new people and establish relationships, I always felt that the outside appearance (clothing, hair, posture, etc.) play an important role in how you are perceived. I also feel that fashion is a way of expressing who you are.


My fashion icon would be Audrey Hepburn; I love the elegance and grace she portrays.


I would actually describe my style as versatile – chic and

sophisticated but also fun and free. I love the elegance of an evening gown or a cocktail dress but also the freedom and spirit of Janis Joplin style attire. My favorite color is black.

Favorite current designer? Donna Karan and Versace.


I mainly shop at Nordstrom and Macy’s.


No.


I collect necklaces. I love to travel and find unique pieces that may not be found locally.

Lori Baird eaton

DenverWho or what got you interested in fashion?

I have always been interested in fashion since I was a little girl, looking at the glossy pages of fashion magazines, and modeling for more than 20 years learning about designers, fabrics, and attention to detail in clothing.


My fashion icon(s) would

have to be Jennifer Aniston and Sarah Jessica Parker, who both have great classic styles but mix it up with fun, eclectic pieces and accessories.

Favorite current designer? Besides the designers at

Etcetera, my favorite current designer would have to be Stella McCartney who does a great job of designing masculine and

feminine pieces with fun prints, colors and fabulous fabrics.


I would describe my style as pretty classic with an edgy flair. I love wearing clothes that are timeless, that I can dress up or dress down, and have fun with accessories and jewelry.

My favorite color would have to be PINK – it’s a feminine and flirty color, and there’s a shade of pink that looks great on every woman.


Since I have three girls (a teenager, a 2 year old and a 10 month old), I don’t get out shopping much, which Etcetera makes shopping easy for me. There are so many great places to shop in Denver but my favorites are Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Mariel and Gnat Original Design for jewelry. I need to make it a goal of mine to check out some local boutiques.


I have been styled for fashion shows by some of the best stylists (Lloyd Boston, Bobby Thomas, Tracy Bozarth) but not personally, and have never had a personal shopper – it would be nice though to get a different style perspective.


I collect my favorite pieces of Etcetera Clothing, but I do have an appreciation and love for vintage clothing and accessories. My brother-in-law has a vintage clothing business and gave me a silver and turquoise cuff bracelet that is a one of a kind and I love it.

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interested in fashion?I admire my mother for

instilling in me the love of fashion. Throughout my life she has taught me the one of the greatest lessons in life, “dress to impress.”


I believe each individual has their own style and I admire

the different aspects of many designers and the way stylish women mix designer pieces to create a great look.

Favorite current designer?Right now I love the collections

of Tory Burch, Tracy Reese, Vera Wang, Prada and Diane Von Furstenberg. Being a young

working woman, I appreciate designers who create classic styles while still making women feel beautiful in their clothes.


I dress for the occasion. My style varies by event whether I am going into the office, hitting up the town or attending a special gala. I would say I have a classic style with a few trends incorporated throughout. A staple color of my wardrobe is of course black. I am drawn to some of the new transformational dresses and enjoy wearing new colors for this season – citron and ink, sleek and minimal.


For the classic staple piece I will visit Nordstrom. For all of the latest trends I like to see what is being shown in the local boutiques around town. I strive to find the best design at the best price.


I admire Rachel Lefort, Nathalia Faribault, and Lauren Vitalie for always looking fashionable.


I love to collect timeless pieces that are great investments. A new trend is the support of social enterprises through fashion. Recently I purchased a dress through a designer in Dallas called the Abi Ferrin-signature 5 way dress. This dress has the ability to transform into five different styles that satisfies the consumer while also supports women from Nepal through the social enterprise concept.

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My mother, who had an innate sense of style, was my first introduction to fashion. She would sit at her sewing machine and create outfits for her daughters; my favorite – red, snakeskin leather pants.


Yes! Carine Roitfeld, the former French Vogue editor who always looks effortlessly chic.

Favorite current designer?Just one? Karl Lagerfeld. Also

love DVF, Helmut Lang and Laura Lusuardi for Max Mara.


Elegant, feminine, and minimalist chic. Teal.


Max, A-Line and Rebel


No, but I have trained with inspiring stylists.


I collect vintage Chanel pieces. A Chanel suit.

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Bryn Brandt-Law

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My 19-year-old cousin is a professional model. Through watching her, I have been inspired to develop my own style.


Vanessa from Gossip Girl

Favorite current designer?Designers that do not exploit

children – True Religion, Patagonia, LuLu Lemon


Casual, comfortable style.

Purple is the best color ever!


LuLu Lemon, Pink’s, vintage shops, Goodwill to support the local charities and Rebel


No, I like to do my own thing.


Yes! Flowing skirts to wear everywhere and a huge collection of varied headbands. My purple headband is my favorite.

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When I was in high school, my parents gave me $5 per week to buy clothes and food so I started sewing and making my own clothes so that I could have fashionable outfits to compete with other high styled girls at my school.

Although I could not attend design after college, I now design competition figure skating dresses and ballroom competition dresses as a side business.


Gweneth Paltrow

Favorite current designer? Alexander McQueen,

Valentino, Alice and Olivia, Dolce Gabbana, Stella McCartney, Oscar de la Renta


Eclectic. Simple lines, textured and decorated fabrics. Favorite color is red and purple.


Neiman Marcus, Cherry Creek


No, although some have asked that I consider becoming their personal shopper.

Do you collect special clothing or accessories?

Shoes and hats

Most coveted item? Yes, I collect vintage hats. My

most coveted item right now is a 1950s leopard French hat from the Hollywood Runway, a 1950 actress had this in her estate auction.

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My mom, because she and my dad as a young couple were always attending glamorous events and to me, my mom looked stunning.


Two people that I admire are Annabel Bowlen and my sister Mary Ellen – they always look perfect for every occasion.

Favorite current designer? Ralph Lauren – his Couture,

Polo Golf, RL Home Furnishings and his lifestyle that is truly the American dream.


Eclectic – I like western wear, dressy “bling” fashions, and “Juicy” looks for casual. My favorite color is off-white.


I like Neiman Marcus and Cherry Creek North and I also like the Worth line and its sister line “W” and I sometimes find great deals at TJ Maxx.


I was a personal shopper for a department store in Michigan while in high school and college, helping students put outfits together.


I don’t collect any one designer because I think fashion is fun and I like so many different looks. (Actually, I covet my daughter’s black sequined Uggs!)


Mara Brandt-Law

Greenwood VillageWho or what got you interested in fashion?

I became interested in fashion by following Marc Jacobs and Tommy Hilfiger whose sister lives right around the corner. We could take advantage of lots of Hilfiger overstock!

How would you describe your style?

Flowy, sporty but feminine

Favorite current designer?Philosophically – those who

don’t exploit children.


I have been inspired by Kate Moss, Blake Lively, Dakota and Elle Fanning and all their various styles that are so beautiful. but at the end of the day, Patagonia and

Lacrosse clothing has inspired my style also.

Favorite colors? Green and purple!


Rebel, Pink’s, LuLu Lemon, Patagonia, Nordstrom


No, never. Love to put my own looks together.


I collect white flowy poet shirts, flowing skirts, headbands and great spiral earrings. My favorite item is my Organic Bling sterling silver necklace.

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Almost everyone recalls The Color Purple, a musical about love. The color is a fascinating hue – a pleasing palette, regal,

romantic, powerful, cool, relaxed and in control. Purple by any other name – plum, wine, amethyst, violet, eggplant, aubergine or even its cousins mauve and lavender – is still, purple.

Health advocates stress the darkest fruits and vegetables in the diet even the darkest red wines. Experts are even touting purple for healing purposes suggesting interior designers incorporate purple for ambiance in walls, drapes and accessories. Think about the soothing effect of the lush purple drapes at Jing restaurant in contrast to the stark white décor. Furthermore, wearing purple is supposedly healing and uplifting – notice purple animal prints are available. Men can use purple as a vivid accent to corporate attire.

Cosmetics are easy to find in various shades for the nails, lips, lids and cheeks. The go-to guide Pantone’s fashion color report for Fall 2011 includes a medium purple called phlox. Betsey Johnson says she loves the way purple goes with all other colors. Of course, Elizabeth Taylor loved violet.

Purple embodies the balance of red’s stimulation and blue’s calm.

Purple has a mystic and royal quality often well liked by the very creative or eccentric types and is often the favorite color of young girls.

Purple uplifts, calms the mind and the nerves, offers a sense of spirituality and encourages creativity.

The U.S. Military gives the Purple Heart award representing courage.

In Tibet, amethyst is considered to be sacred to Buddha and rosaries are often fashioned from it

A man with the rank of Roman Emperor was referred to as “The Purple.”

In Japan – the color purple signifies wealth and position.

Royal purple was the color of the Caesars.

In Egypt, purple denotes virtue and faith.

Purple is representative of “pride” in Christianity.

In the U.S., a state with equal distribution of Republican and Democrats is referred to a “purple state.”

Italy is the color of Magenta.France is Lavender – the

color and scent of Provence.Purple was the color of the

first dye made by man and was called mauverine – made of coal tar discovered by William Henry Perkin in 1856.

Purple represents the planet Jupiter.

February is associated with the birthstone amethyst.

Byzantine emperors signed edicts in purple ink.

Purple is the color of Madison Square Garden and seating for VIPs

was once covered in purple.Purple is the highest

denomination of poker chips = $5,000.

During the Silver Age of comic books, those with purple on covers sold better.

Pop Star Prince favorite color is purple – movie and album Purple Rain.

Purple is the coolest color in the garden = calming.

Purple is trendy with gourmet chefs.It’s the color of Crown Royal and Nexium.Purple’s complimentary color is yellow.Our Colorado Rockies is the only major league

baseball team to use purple.

P a l a z z o Verdi was the venue for DTC

fashion boutique Delish Demure’s Fall Fashion Show. Owner Lauren Metz was touched by the needs of children when she and her husband visited South Africa and were privileged to have a tour that most outsiders would never experience.

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Delish Demure hosts Fall Fashion Show for charity

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