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Accessorize from head to toe in Fall 08 fashion
Published in Daily News Egypt on 17 - 10 - 2008

Is the fall's cool weather tempting you to pull out your oversized coat from last season's collection? Are you just dying to start wearing you D&G wide patent leather black belt? Well, you'd better think twice because as the seasons change, so does fashion.
You don't want to look outdated or like you've fallen out of the fall 07 catalogue - a big no-no. While there are, of course, some evergreen fashion items, there are others that have to be avoided.
Elegant accessories, the likes of simple dangling earrings and slender gold chains, were a big hit last fall, along with studded plastic and metal bangles for an ultra chick, rock look. This year, bangles have taken a different turn. Opt for bangle necklaces instead. If you insist on keeping the plastic bangles this season, don't fret; they've been spotted on the Dries Van Noten catwalk last month.
You can also try Indian accessories, embellished with mirrors as well as precious and semi-precious stones - Alexander McQueen seems to be a big fan. Judging by the design house's catwalk, ethnic bangles, with an Asian twist to the traditional plain ones, are a big hit this season. Consider replacing your simple necklaces with bold chokers by Balenciaga and the big statement necklaces that Lanvin can't seem to get enough of.
Gems and crystals are loved by designers the likes of Jimmy Choo, Missoni and Tiffany & Co. Give it a try; they don't only look great, they also feel great. It has been proven that crystals have incredible healing powers on both, the physical and the psychological levels.
As for shoes, opt for elegant knee-length boots. Structured, geometric shaped bags made a statement on Versace's catwalk last fall, but this year they switched to simpler designs with bolder, brighter colors.
Silver is also one of the "in colors this season, and Yves Saint Laurent's square silver bags are loved by fashionistas everywhere.
Texture is everywhere. Bottega Veneta's textured totes in grays and blacks are this season's favorite. The classic chain handbags - mainly associated with Chanel - are also making a comeback and Marni's are quiet popular as well.
For a night out, opt for embellished, patent and satin clutches-elegant, sophisticated and funky - they've been spotted at Fendi, Lanvin and Missoni showrooms. And of course, big black totes are a classic and they're still hot this fall.
Also, it's all about chains, chains and more chains. Whether they're dangling from your handbag, dancing around your neck or embellishing your wrist, Alexander Wang's chains are big this season.
Lastly, instead of the traditional black, brown and gray tights, be daring and a bright hue of red, orange or purple - as well as lace. They add flair and style to your look.


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