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02/10/2006

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Kimmer

Nothing to do with Fashion Week, though I'm really enjoying the posts. I was scrolling down past the Design a Tartan post (that site is too much fun), and I noticed The Hundred Dresses. I loved that book when I was a kid, and wanted to thank you for taking me back.

Anonymous

Love Love Love this dress. And it's flattering. With the circular bands of piping, it reminds me of the zipper dress by Cat Chow.Amy

Rose

Oh, so pretty! I loved lots of stuff in that collection, actually -- thanks for linking it!

Jilli

In red floor-length velvet with satin piping it would be a costume for Deadwood.::drools::No no, in red floor-length velvet w/ satin piping, it would HAVE to belong to me. Oh, that would be a nigh-perfect Gothy-goth EVENT dress.

enc

What great comments about the Vivienne Tam dress. I've really been enjoying your Fashion Week posts. You do a great job and are an engaging writer, with a wry sense of humor which I appreciate. Thanks for making the effort so that we can all read and enjoy.

Erin

Thank you!

jenny

Oooh...What about light yellow eyelet, with flat sandals or white Keds? Very Sandra Dee...

Jonquil

I rarely see anything on the runway that I like, but damn that's nice. I think amber teardrop earrings and nothing else.

Anonimous

Excellent website. Good work. Very useful. I will bookmark!

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