While the temperatures remain chilly, the new crop of Spring 2011 fashions is heading to a store near you. As you think about parkas, cashmere sweaters, wool-lined gloves and indoor heating, the stores have decided it's time for you to start thinking about flowing lace skirts, bold prints, vibrant colors and 1970's YSL- and Halston-inspired halter dresses and flouncy shirts epitomizing that decadent decade.rom left to right: D & G (Yannis Vlamos/GoRunway.com); Christopher Kane (Yannis Vlamos/GoRunway.com); Zac Posen (Marcus Tondo/GoRunway.com)
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From left to right: Fendi (Yannis Vlamos/GoRunway.com); Halston (Marcus Tondo/GoRunway.com); Gucci (Yannis Vlamos/GoRunway.com)
Lovers of vintage YSL and Halston will rejoice upon learning that their favorite designs, which epitomized an era of glamour and intrigue, are back in full force for Spring 2011. Bare shoulders, flowing halter dresses, safari jackets, and peasant blouses are the things to look for. If you can find the original, even better; if not, head to your local vintage/secondhand store to see what has come back around.
of colors and styles. Not to be outdone by what was in the stores in Fall 2010, Spring 2011 promises to keep the chic quality of Chantilly lace, whilst hinting at the provocative side of the bedroom
From left to right: Fendi (Yannis Vlamos/GoRunway.com); Halston (Marcus Tondo/GoRunway.com); Gucci (Yannis Vlamos/GoRunway.com)
Lovers of vintage YSL and Halston will rejoice upon learning that their favorite designs, which epitomized an era of glamour and intrigue, are back in full force for Spring 2011. Bare shoulders, flowing halter dresses, safari jackets, and peasant blouses are the things to look for. If you can find the original, even better; if not, head to your local vintage/secondhand store to see what has come back around.
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