$162 Though I love little black dresses, I was smitten by the navy frocks that marched down the fall runways. I looked for them first at Coco & Delilah in the East Village, where my eye landed on a very dark-blue satin dress with three-quarter sleeves and a bow at the neck. I slipped the loose garment over my head but was disappointed that it looked so frumpy on. It was too baggy and shapeless, and the floppy bow made me look like an unstylish secretary. 115 St. Marks Pl., nr. First Ave.; 212-254-8741. |
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