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Top names work the mini to the max at New York Fashion Week


February 3, 2008
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Judging by the thigh-skimming creations on show during the first half of New York Fashion Week next winter's fashion is all about less being more. VIP guests could have been forgiven for thinking they'd been invited to view a spring collection, as some of the top names gave their take on the classic mini-dress.

Max Azria's runway presentation for Herve Leger included several attention-grabbing skin-tight affairs, ranging from a sleek purple and cobalt blue to a peach satin creation with starched chiffon train.

Also delivering high visual impact and high hemlines was Miss Sixty. A slew of stars, including new mum Milla Jovovich and US actress Ashley Olsen, were front row to check out the collection, which featured long-sleeved plunge-neck designs, such as a stone-hued dress teamed with striking orange tights.

At DKNY the look was distinctly Seventies, interpreted through prom-style silhouettes and bow detailing. Dallas-based designer Lela Rose also followed suit with a selection of delicate one-shoulder gowns, including a tiered dress in pale ivory silk.

Photo: © Alphapress.com
The look for next winter revolves around less being more judging by the thigh-skimming creations at the NY shows. Max Azria went for high visual impact in his collection for Herve Leger with this chic peach satin creation with voluminous overskirtPhoto: © Getty Imagesy
Photo: © Alphapress.com
DKNY's Seventies-inspired collection included this pretty metallic burgundy prom-style numberPhoto: © Getty Images

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