Rochas’ winter garden blooms at Paris Fashion Week

    PARIS – Silk and velvet florals bloomed on the Rochas catwalk at Paris Fashion Week on Wednesday with the designer label showcasing a winter garden-like womenswear collection for next fall.     On a floral patterned catwalk, models wore soft, feminine bow blouses and dresses, adorned in flower prints and embroidery, trimmed with ruffles. The latter also adorned velvet tops worn with brocade trousers.     The autumn/winter 2016/2017 looks were paired with chunky platform sandals, worn with colored socks. …

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Rochas’ winter garden blooms at Paris Fashion Week

Paris Fashion Week: Designer Pascal Millet’s upcoming collection channels a modern woman

With Paris Fashion Week running March 1-9, Relaxnews caught up with Pascal Millet, whose autumn/winter 2016 collection previews at 7pm on Thursday, March 3 on the Paris runway. What inspired this new collection? This collection is inspired by a modern, aristocratic woman, who could live on Paris's Left Bank or in London.

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Designer Alexis Mabille talks slinky feline style ahead of Paris Fashion Week show

With Paris Fashion Week running March 1-9, Relaxnews caught up with Alexis Mabille, whose autumn/winter 2016 collection previews Thursday, March 3, at 4pm on the Paris runway. This collection is inspired by the image of the Alexis Mabille woman, a sensual, assertive, frivolous and active contemporary woman, with a real strength of character.

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Preppy accents vs hints of grunge: the hottest accessories from New York Fashion Week

New York Fashion Week, which wrapped up Thursday, put forward some surprising accessory trends for Autumn/Winter 2016.

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Preppy accents vs hints of grunge: the hottest accessories from New York Fashion Week

NY Fashion Week: Adam Selman is ‘killing’ it on the runway

NEW YORK (AP) — The Associated Press is all over New York Fashion Week, from the runway designs to the celebrity-filled front rows. Here are some recent highlights:

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NY Fashion Week: BCBG inspired by Bowie’s style, spirit

NEW YORK (AP) — The Associated Press is all over New York Fashion Week, from the runway designs to the celebrity-filled front rows. Here are some highlights from Thursday's opening day:

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NY Fashion Week: BCBG inspired by Bowie’s style, spirit

Why Kanye West’s Yeezy Show Could Be Game-Changing for the Fashion Industry

It’s not West’s designs that could potentially have a lasting effect on the fashion industry, so much as the revolutionary framework he is setting into motion with Thursday’s show.

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Why Kanye West’s Yeezy Show Could Be Game-Changing for the Fashion Industry

Harvey Weinstein honored at amfAR New York Fashion Week gala

NEW YORK (AP) — The Foundation for AIDS Research is recognizing film producer Harvey Weinstein at its annual New York Fashion Week gala.

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Harvey Weinstein honored at amfAR New York Fashion Week gala

Andre Courreges, Famed French Fashion Designer, Dies at 92

The designer, known for his futuristic designs and pioneering the miniskirt in the 1960s, passed away on Thursday evening after a decades-long battle with Parkinson’s disease.

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Andre Courreges, Famed French Fashion Designer, Dies at 92

Yiqing Yin becomes first Chinese-born haute couture designer

The first Chinese-born designer was admitted Thursday into Paris's elite coterie of haute couture creators. Yiqing Yin, who recently quit as artistic director of Leonard to concentrate on her own label, is also one of the youngest, at 30. Haute couture exists only in Paris and is sustained by a small number of the world's richest women.

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Yiqing Yin becomes first Chinese-born haute couture designer