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Dresses dominate BCBG's runway
NEW YORKâThe success of the dress continues. At the Wednesday morning preview of BCBG Max Azria's spring collection, the first womenswear line presented as part of New York Fashion Week, one delicate dress floated down the runway after another. The best part: many were wearable. The femininity came from the fabrics, mostly organza and tulle, in a subtle dusty palette with only the occasional pop of a blush pink. Because some of the dresses would have been sheer on their own, the husband-wife design team of Max and Lubov Azria layered them, often with a silk slipdress under a wrap dress or one with panels. "Hiding in the light you will find traditional tailoring and corsetry deconstructed to define a modern woman," .
Clothes retailer restores former Christmas Barn
BETHLEHEM TWP. | A Danish clothing retailer will open a discount outlet this fall at the former Christmas Barn on Easton Avenue, company officials announced Tuesday. Blue Willi's will liquidate the warehouse excess of its all-natural clothing line over a three-month period and then vacate the landmark building, company consultant Tyrone Charles said. The store will open Sept. 13 to sell 5,000 to 7,000 items in the newer of the two red barns, company officials said. The inventory will be replenished every few days, company President Carlos Martin said. Blue Willi's sells a core product line of all-natural items made from cotton, wool, silk and linen. Its collection also includes multiple shades of indigo-dyed knitwear. "We cater to a middle-age demographic (with) comfortable designs, comfortable natural fibers," Martin said.
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