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Just Because It's Lace...

... doesn’t mean it’s fussy. Prada’s Swiss-made lace was the star of the show, Giorgio Armani’s flounces evoked Victorian romance, and Alexander McQueen’s gossamer knit dress was a wonder of technical achievement.

  • Published May 6, 2008
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