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{nicholas kirkwood for Rodarte}
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{alexander mcQueen}
{nicholas kirkwood for Rodarte}
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Cate Blanchett in Givenchy Couture
Halle Berry in Marchesa
Jennifer Hudson in Atelier Versace
Gwyneth Paltrow in Calvin Klein
Mandy Moore (why was she there again?) in Monique Lhuillier
Hillary Swank in Gucci Premiere
Nicole Kidman in Dior Couture
maybe it's because i never like her but this dress is TERRIBLE. looks like a runner up in the 1994 miss america pagent.
((this photo c/o "What I Wore" blog--from NYFW--she actually WENT))
So when I saw the pictures from Kate Spade's line from this Spring's New York Fashion Week, I was immediately in love with the 60's inspired Jackie O meets Twiggy vibe. But above all, that coat is just plain and simply the most fabulous coat to date. Lord knows I have plenty of coats in my closet but none whose beauty surpass this. Too bad the price tag on this coat will probably be a little (a LOT) out of my league & the odds of finding a classy knock off, well-- I'll just keep dreaming...
More photos courtesey of What I Wore:
My Shoes: Suede, not patent leather. But I like them better. Especially at $14.99. :)
Judith March: A design favorite among girls in the south & known for beautiful mixtures of varsity color combinations perfect for any SEC gameday. I lean toward the orange & blue, obviously, but she even makes the houndstooth stuff look good.
Upside: fabulously cute dresses, unique fabrics, rosettes/bows/flowers (need I say more?) Downside: You can't order online (boo!) So, you have to go out and find a boutique that carries them. (This is yet another reason why I need to open a boutique in this shopping-forsaken town!)
Founder and designer, Stephanie Nichols is from Alabama and is now based out of North Florida. The dresses sell at her own boutique (Deja Vu) & other boutiques.
I adore each and every dress and would love to own them all :)
Please, go see for yourself. you will fall in love too.

