There’s something magentic about excess fabric and the rhythm of music. So wear this outfit wherever the dance of fabric would be appreciated as much as the sounds pouring from the stage. The juxtaposition of two (heck, sometimes three or four) prints is both au courant and surprisingly rock and roll: “Oh, this mad clash? I was too high to consciously match.” Ummm, er, sure you were.
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What to Wear Now: Where Rippling Shawls Mimic the Music
02.09.08 | adrian
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wow! how i luv those 2 prints together. are a pro? yeah you must be..
*are you a pro?
that blouse & the pants i really like