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August 28, 2000 Issue
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| FALL FASHION 2000 | Seven Easy Lessons Baffled by the plethora of fall fashion offerings? A short course in the latest style developments, from skinny belts to oversize bags. Midtown Matters Businesswear has (finally) evolved, with suits and separates that give power dressing a decidedly sexy edge. The Wonder Years Everything old is new -- again. Vintage-inspired looks are everywhere, from forties dresses to eighties power suits. Little Stars Make a date with these: glittering bags, belts, and baubles to take you from Swifty's to Spa. Print It! Say good-bye to gray; this fall, there's a pattern to suit everyone. Eight New Yorkers show you how to find prints charming. Glam Slam Make a reservation at Mr. Chow: The best offerings for evening recall the high-gloss glamour of the eighties. Creature Comforts Fashion is slipping us some skin -- in the form of elaborately worked fur and beautifully cut leather. The New Old Thing Meet the man behind fashion's retro fever: Keni Valenti, whose collection of vintage couture is coveted by models and starlets -- and constantly on loan to inspiration-seeking designers. | GOTHAM The inside dope on the Lower East Side's opium scene GOTHAM REAL ESTATE Soundproofing the Hamptons GOTHAM STYLE The return of the Top-sider DEPARTMENTS The City Politic In L.A., Bill Clinton got his brief, shining moment Media At the political conventions, no news is . . . no news The Bottom Line AOL-Time Warner's unlikely visionaries: Who's laughing now? MARKETPLACE The new gold-ish standard Beauty DIY neck-lifts; Prada skin care
| Best Bets BY CORKY POLLAN Patent-leather computer totes; answering machines with IQ THE CRITICS Steal This Movie is a rip-off; Autumn in New York falls flat Theater Remembering Alec Guinness Classical Music Setting Handel in the Hamptons -- why not? Television Judi Dench plays a jazz babe Pop Music Hip-hop's open-door policy Restaurants A delicate touch, an intimate setting at Annisa CUE Classifieds |
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