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- Janelle Monae - Many Moons
- Another Wakeema Hollis Post
- My first Tweetup in NY
- Chanel @ GUCCI - Don't Call it a Comeback...
- In Other Blogs...Not Much Diversity in Milan
- Advertising on FashionMista
- Unfortunately, There is No Red Carpet Event for th...
- TRACE: Black Girls Rule
- Backstage at Bottega Veneta Spring/Summer 2009
- Collective-E postcards came! VistaPrint is great.
- I almost drank this moth with my coffee!!
- Mini-Rant on Allure Magazine
- Michael Kors - Fall 2008
- Is Fashion Racist? Vogue Readers Say Yes.
- The Fashion Spot Interviews EBAY Style Director Co...
- New Business Venture for Me :: Collective-E
- Joy Bryant in her Angela Missoni designed wedding ...
- Writing for The Go Getters Blog
- Jada Pinkett Smith Loves Her Some Bangles
- Estelle in Versace Pre-Fall 2008
- Duro Olowu in Vogue Magazine
- Donyale Luna in NYLON
- Wedding Pictures of The Day
- Chocolate waffers and whipped cream - yum! On to p...
- Wakeema Hollis - On the Runway - NY Fashion Week
- Friday Free Post: That Sisterlocks Thing
- Great scott! Look what's in the sink!
- Off-topic post: Sisterlocks
- Pre wedding pictures and recap
- Bride Mista is Home on the Hudson! Wedding pics to...
- Wedding Diva Chair Nazis - configuring tables
- Honeymoon: Our walking tour of Old Quebec from thi...
- Halle Berry in Calvin Klein @ Calvin Klein 40th An...
- Rachel Roy - Spring/Summer 2009
- Tracy Reese - Spring/Summer 2009
- WSJ: Tracy Reese Talks About the Importance of Div...
- Elise Neal in Betsey Johnson S/S 2008
- America's Next Top Model
- Thandie in Jasmine Di Milo - Fall 2008
- Carlos Campos to Hop on All-Black Model Trend
- Vogue Letters
- Michelle Obama is All-American in The Gap
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Michael Kors - Fall 2008
I will readily admit that I never paid much attention to Michael Kors until Project Runway. Now that his Fall 2008 collection is arriving in stores and in magazine editorials, I can't just get enough. One runway review said that this collection had a pronounced Alfred Hitchcock vibe. I don't really see that but what I do think when I look at these pieces is that Kors perfectly captured that grown and sexy quality that appeals to me. It manages to be both classic and current without making the wearer look like a secretarial pool extra from Mad Men. I could easily envision Michelle Obama wearing any number of these looks, this belted floral dress in particular.
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