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    Last update: December 22, 2009

    +Stars -- and stripes: Chanel and YSL
      Trust Karl Lagerfeld to embrace everything from modern art through the new Gallic/American love-in pioneered by President Nicolas Sarkozy. And Stefano Pilati to play a different game.

    +Sparklers in the City of Light
      Some Paris jewelry designers offer new collections featuring everything from diamonds to cotton.

    +'Sex and the City'returns, with fashion to spare
      The "Sex and the City"quartet of New York career women is back and soon to provide fans with a new dose of fashion fabulousness.

    +Send in the artist/decorators -- Stella McCartney, Givenchy, Giambattista Valli
      Designers used to divide neatly into those with a classic bent versus the romantics. But now that fashion is all in the mix, the ideal is to be an artist/decorator.

    +YSL: On stage, screen and music hall
      At the opening of "Yves Saint Laurent: Théâtre, Cinéma, Music-Hall, Ballet,"the master's legacy is seen in a wide variety of domains.

    +Reviews - Costume National, Loewe, Requiem, Charles Anastase
      Runway styles that ranged from a trip to India to a schoolboy's kind of crush.

    +Stockholm's best-kept secret - second-hand shopping
      A civil slice of shopper's heaven was found again and again crisscrossing Södermalm, a funky bohemian neighborhood in south Stockholm dotted with second-hand stores.

    +A cacophony of color and print from Van Noten to Lacroix to Lagerfeld
      Designers from Dries Van Noten to Christian Lacroix are proposing a bright future for summer 2008, with an eyepopping change from urban neutrals taken up by powerful and forward-looking designers.

    +Eternal elegance marks Valentino's swan song
      Valentino's ready-to-wear finale was a perfect show in terms of expressing the designer's spirit, especially the harmonious prettiness that brought dresses of eternal elegance spiced with new thoughts.

    +Miyake's clothes get caught up in the wind
      The Issey Miyake show was a powerful exploration of fabric and form, giving the feeling of clothes caught in movement.

    +4 Parisian brands -- Sandro, Maje, Manoush and Ba&sh -- aim for the middle market
      A host of exclusive, trendy, price-is-right brands are rebuilding fashion's middle market with a design strategy based on originality and a company structure geared to opening shops.

    +Modern notions on home sewing
      Thimble and thread may have given way to the sewing machine a long time ago but constructing clothes has always been the most unglamorous part of fashion, at least until sewing machines got a spot on prime-time television and pattern-making resurfaced with Matrix-style computer effects.

    +Balenciaga's magic carpet
      Nicolas Ghesquière has given Balenciaga's floral patterns a 21st-century techno treatment and sculpted them into extreme, ultra-modern volumes.

    +Viktor &Rolf: Mime but no irony
      Was that the open mouth of Marcel Marceau, in a vast image at the back of Viktor &Rolf's runway? The Dutch design duo channeled the French mime artist, who died last month, using as inspiration the Pierrot collars, generous volumes and harlequin effects - right down to the patterns on shoe heels.

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