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Naeem Khan Resort 2009

"It's classic Khan." That was designer Naeem Khan's own verdict on his Resort collection, executed in what he called a modern art-meets-Palm Beach palette (read: saturated brights and sherbet shades). Some might compensate for such an intense color story by cutting back on the details. Not Khan. Bejeweled collars, extravagant sequins, intricate hand embroideries—here were all the elements that keep his clientele coming back for more, more, more.

 


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features Jun. 18th
Lanvin Resort 2009

For his joyful Resort collection for Lanvin, Alber Elbaz was thinking not only of the "idea of vacation" but also of the "perfect American [look] of the fifties—but made in the wrong way." That translated into off-kilter, asymmetrically draped pieces that seemed just right for the season: bias-cut skirts, slouchy pajama suits, scarf dresses, and unstructured cocktail numbers worn with scads of necklaces and embellished with a scattering of b ...

features Jun. 17th
3.1 Phillip Lim Resort 2009

Phillip Lim is already known as a commercially conscious designer, and he wasn't afraid to describe his Resort collection as more dedicated to his customer than ever. With a massive nod to Chanel's Deauville in classic little jackets, twinsets, and nautical references, he offered a smart, aspirational wardrobe of iconic pieces meant to appeal to both his young fans and their mothers. The breezily elegant column gowns he showed for evening may well instigate a ...


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