Runway Review - Chadwick Bell

Posted Sep 21st 2009 at 11:05AM by Melissa Foss (Subscribe to Melissa Foss's posts)

Filed under: Fashion, Best of the Season, Runway Report

Chic and sophisticated on the Chadwick Bell runway. Photo: Giovanni Giannoni

DESIGNER: Chadwick Bell

INSPIRATION: Miro's late-career paintings

TOP LOOKS: Fitted eel-skin cocktail dresses, youthful but sophisticated gabardine wrap-around sheaths with belts disappearing on one side, an exquisitely embroidered caftan

ACCESSORIES: Statement necklaces, strappy platorm slides

WHO WAS THERE: Veronica Webb, who said she is a huge fan of the young designer, with her adorable daughter.

WHAT WE THOUGHT: One to watch, especially for the uptown type who appreciates perfect tailoring and an understated palette but who also maintains her own kick of style. To wit, Linda Fargo, Fashion Director of Bergdorf Goodman, sat in the front row with an approving grin.

Tags: chadwick bell, ChadwickBell, fashion week fashion, fashionweek, FashionWeekFashion, runway, veronica webb, VeronicaWebb

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Adelle C 9-21-2009 @ 11:21AM

we are asking, welling and scrapping for something new!
and here we have it!
so artsy so loveable! its great
and look what i found this morning:::
http://www.mercedessalazar.com/new_en/necklaces/506-sandona-necklace
its gorgeous and absolutely beautiful!
nothing like it and very reccommended!!
her new collection is amazing!!!

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