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This young, forward-thinking
designer has made headlines for
the past two seasons and New
York fashion publications show
him alongside the biggest names.

For fali °93, Lars shows
chest-cropped A-line jackets with
hoods that slide over everything
from long evening dresses to
sporty jumpsuits.

His laced corsets over peasant
blouses and fluffy jackets with
pom-pom closures are thought to
be the best of the Heidi looks. In-
novative, too, are his halter
jumpers over shirts and ski suits in
black and loden green leather,

Chanel keeps
getting younger

» PARIS — Karl Lagerfeld has
done it again with his Chanel col-
lection. :

What would Coco think if she
saw her classic signature cardigan
jackets and chains over fongjohns
and men’s white shirts with
loosely flowing tails?

She would probably approve of
the tweed jackets that were made
into coats of many colors, the
asymmetrical knitted dresses and
skirts, the military jackets that
were slim-cut and decorated with
a double row of buttons.

’. His layered chiffon skirts under
jackets and sweaters and chiffon .
_ dresses have become so popular
that several other designers openly
copied the look this season.

Ralph gets respect

> NEW YORK — Ralph Lauren
was ‘‘crowned”’ king of the col-
lection.

: He was especially well received
for his Russian Revolu-
tion-inspired designs, which have
“been described as ‘clothes for the
real world.’”’

‘: Comrade Ralph showed
wonderful fake Persian lamb suit
‘Jackets that fit close to the body
and have military details. He also

_showed long bathrobe-shaped

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