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I love red, especially a fiery red. While some might run from the color, I run towards it.

n the 1980s, Donna Karan, pioneer of the off the shoulder top, pointed out that the shoulder is the one part of the woman’s body that never ages. How right she was. Her shoulder-baring pieces became her signature.

I have always been partial to Missoni. The signature knits with geometric designs appeal to me.

My first recollection of the label “Lanvin,” was my mother’s bottle of Arpege perfume that she kept on her vanity. It was a sweet and spicy fragrance that she would spray on daily. The aroma wafted through the air and settled in my senses so that I always associated it with her.

As a thematic dresser, I will be wearing red, white, and blue this Memorial Day.

If you live in LA and have a few minutes to spend in Beverly Hills this coming Tuesday, April 12, come and have a look for yourself. Everything in the store, which includes a full men’s line, will be 10% off!

For me, a great dress comes with a great story, and so it goes for this one by Roberto Cavalli. 

I love to wear bright colors, especially in winter, since they have the ability to elevate an otherwise dreary or overcast day.

When Alexander McQueen passed away suddenly in 2010, the fashion world lost an icon. His designs were bold, daring, and easily identifiable. Whether flowy or structured, his clothes shouted themselves from the rooftops.