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Stung!

Posted Oct 2, 2007 at 09:09 PM

The gorgeous, '20s-inspired looks at Dior


A lot of Fashion Week-ers complain about the hot venues. You think, "Could it really be so bad?"—until you find yourself sitting inside a clear plastic tent in the middle of the day. Remember holding a piece of glass over ants to fry them with the sunlight? It's the same concept.

Which is why I wasn't surprised when I got a text from Stacey yesterday: "I'm at Dior, and it's sooo hot here!"

But she at least had something to distract her. Five minutes later she texts this: "Sting and Trudie are 4 rows in front of me! Trudie has on a very French beret!"

Much later that night, I was having dinner at the Hotel Costes, and I made eye contact with a man at a nearby candlelit table. I noticed that the woman sitting with him was wearing a beret.

I let my friend finish her story, then I leaned in, "Don't look now, but Sting is sitting right next to us."

The four American heads turned at once.

Then there was this comment on the beret: "Trudie's really committing to the French thing, isn't she?" She was also really committing to Galliano's theme for Dior, which showed many hatted ladies this season.

Before the Issey show today, Stacey and I rehashed what she'd seen so far. She got a certain flush talking about the Dior show. "Gorgeous, long looks. '20s inspired. Amazing hats. I'm starting to like Galliano again."

Consider her twice stung.


 

Photography: Courtesy of style.com

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Reader Comments:
Oct 3, 2007 05:21 pm
 Posted by  Anonymous

Trudie's wearing a beret; what are YOU wearing??

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Chicago's  fashion news editor Elisabeth Fourmont takes you from the front rows of the runway to behind the scenes at the designer ateliers and parties of Paris and New York Fashion Weeks. She also chats with Chicago retailers and models in town for the shows, and posts snapshots of the runway, the streets, and all things aesthetically pleasing. Elsewhere, you can find Elisabeth writing about fashion and France on her personal blog, La Coquette.

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