Hot Shot: Bibhu Mohapatra Turns the Corner
It's all about the lavish fabrics and hand-stitched beading.
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It's all about the lavish fabrics and hand-stitched beading.
Canadian designer Clayton Evans's collection was inspired by sandstorms.
These five newbies (well, more like four and the return of a prodigal son) are revving us up for the tents.
It's easy to write Jen Kao off as yet another hipster designer. But her precise tailoring and gorgeous draping has her poised for the big time.
The designer fell off the fashion radar after a few seasons in the spotlight in the early 2000s. He's back, and with an ecofriendly line.
Frank Tell's two-tone palette and geometric shapes for fall were simple yet startling. And he's much loved by fashion mags.
Lorick's line already has a huge TV following on 'Gossip Girl.' It doubles as Eleanor Waldorf's collection on the hit show.
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