Fashion Agent 007

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Milan Fashion Week

...und das sind unsere Lieblingskollektionen

Diane von Fürstenberg
Spring Summer 2007

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Alberta Ferretti
Spring Summer 2007

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Style Watch- Best dressed Stars

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Charlize Theron

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Jennifer Aniston

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Jessica Alba

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Spring Summer 2007 Fashion Week Milano

Street shots of stylish people in Milano

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Some handsome boy in the streets of Milano, Italy.

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Some girl waiting for the Alberta Ferretti Show to begin.

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Dazed & Confused Editor in Chief, Jefferson Hack, sitting outside the Alessandro Dell`Acqua

Spring Summer 2007 Show in Milano, Itlay

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Karl Lagerfeld is window shopping in Milano, Italy on Wednesday 27. September 2006

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Spring Summer 2007 Paul Smith Show, London

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Spring 2007 Ready-to-wear
Paul Smith

LONDON, September 19, 2006 – For some reason, there's a bit of an American preppy feeling rising in certain quarters of the English design community. Paul Smith, too, has caught a touch of the nostalgia vibe for clean, conservative, outdoorsy classics. In his hands, it was the perfect excuse to indulge his affection for putting fresh-faced girls in clothes meant for boys.

In essence, this was a collection of simple separates—seersucker shorts, navy brass-buttoned blazers, slim pants, and vivid V-neck knits—with the odd pair of Brooks Brothers–type boxers peeking out of the waistlines. Nodding to the trend for shirt-dressing, he showed crisp white cottons and borrowed-from-the-boys pajama checks. Color choices—lavender with raspberry, leaf green with beige—are always a strength in this collection, but there was a lack of Smith's characteristic prints on show. For evening—as evening as this essentially easy collection gets—he used parachute silks floating breezily away from the body. The best bit, though, was the not-quite-right English eccentricity of loafers made in slightly tattered washed silks in pretty pastels.