Which one of Gwen's holiday party dresses is your favorite?
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Little girls in party dresses scurried behind, imitating her moves.
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There were lots of the usual party dresses, to be sure.
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Sure there were some questionable trends (party dresses over jeans, we're lookin' at you).
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Because then you just sell party dresses and I didn't want to go there.
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The women in the photos dazzled in gowns and party dresses, minks and pearls.
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Click through see some of the best party dresses we could find for under $100.
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Ahead, we've rounded up 17 suits to trade in your party dresses for this holiday season.
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From embroidered jeans and bags to party dresses, we've rounded up the best celestial pieces ahead.
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From gold frocks to LBDs, there's no shortage of party dresses to choose from in the mix ahead.
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Other standouts included puffy party dresses with feathered hemlines and edgier, rock-style gowns with a metallic glint.
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The family had style -- and places to go The women wore gowns and party dresses, minks and pearls.
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With that, we scoured the web and picked out 18 party dresses that are sure to impress this NYE.
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And for T's fall Women's Fashion issue, Renard demonstrated a new way to wear the season's best black party dresses.
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Expect party dresses in bold, 1970s-inspired prints at this four-year-old outpost around the corner from Little Collins.
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Meghan and Harry spotted the adorable little girls, who wore red party dresses to match the country's flag, as they left.
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The brand has you covered with everything from workout clothes to work outfits to party dresses; the sweaters are particularly great.
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But while party season might be over and done with, we're not quite ready to deal our party dresses the same fate.
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Almost more enviable than her collection of glamorous evening gowns and glitzy party dresses — almost — is Chrissy Teigen's effortlessly chic everyday style.
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"They really look like the party dresses that you would've wanted when you were six," Lena Dunham, the writer and director, said.
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Casual sundresses, flirty party dresses and full-length gowns are part of the mix, and there's new stock for sale every week.
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Pink velvet party dresses from the brand sell for around $280, while a pillar-box red coat with a bow collar costs $395.
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You should be able to sit back, relax, and click through a succinct slideshow with all the party dresses you could ever want.
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A company that sells everything from sugar beet to cheap party dresses has so far made the most of this somewhat odd mix.
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I like my curls, I like my lashes, I like my party dresses, I like my blonde hair, I like my long hair.
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Wearing tight party dresses and sky-high heels, they floated through the aisles, generously sweeping on lipsticks and eyeshadows from the sample stations.
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From right to left, it runs: coats and jackets to party dresses to work dresses to skirts to blouses to cardigans to blazers.
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Your favorite fashion destination for party dresses and trendy accessories, Nasty Gal, just filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the Central District of California.
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So before you give party dresses the cold shoulder just because the holidays are over, take a look at the 17 silver options ahead.
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With so many options and so little time to prepare, we've narrowed down the search to hone in on one glittery staple: gold party dresses.
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While Andrews admits party dresses aren't her normal ballroom attire, as soon as Patrickson brought this one into her fitting, she knew it was perfect.
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Proenza Schouler has sent wrap-look bandage sweaters with mismatched slits, rounded peepholes on party dresses, and ribbon-tied open-sided gowns down the runway.
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In its 1990s heyday M&S was the go-to British high street destination for clothes, selling everything from party dresses to suits and underwear.
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Shop BP.BP is the on-trend juniors line that spans everything from jeans and sweaters to party dresses, accessories, and jewelry — all made relatively affordable.
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I definitely fell into this trap, and now I have a bunch of party dresses that I am not getting a ton of use out of.
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But with thousands of party dresses on the market and only so much time to spend shopping for one, you'll never find yours without some help.
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She makes the outfit look so absolutely envious, we wonder why we relegate these party dresses to the barely touched "special occasion" sections of our wardrobes.
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But if you associate polka dots with Minnie Mouse or the party dresses you wore as a little girl, it's time to rethink the surprisingly versatile print.
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My grandmother would sew exquisite Waterford-silk party dresses for my sister and me every Christmas and birthday and had a coffee can full of spare buttons.
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The video is equally iconic, with Houston defining an era of beauty and style with her tight curls, rainbow makeup, colorful chandelier earrings, party dresses, and denim.
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Plus, celebs have been wearing them with everything from bathing suits to party dresses, which means they're a solid investment for whatever summer might throw your way.
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Forever 217 ultimately moved into more than a dozen of Mervyns' massive shops, offering it more space to house its party dresses, jeans, graphic tees and crop tops.
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"The Paris-based, Italian couturier has designed a limited edition line of party dresses for his Valli girls, and, in a first, tailoring for Valli boys," the website teases.
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Every dress is also $99 so it's affordable for brides who might be gifting their wedding party dresses or for the bridesmaids who might be paying for it themselves.
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But in our haste to find the latest holiday sweaters and party dresses, the hands dyeing the yarns or sewing the hems on those dresses are often an afterthought.
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They shared an adorable moment with two little girls who wore party dresses to meet them in Morocco earlier this week, and at the Endeavor Awards in London on Feb.
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From affordable, wear-everyday kicks from Zara to Reformation's perfectly-flirty party dresses, here are exactly where you should be visiting from 15 of your favorite, we've-got-everything brands.
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Thankfully, suits, one of this season's biggest trends, just so happen to be a perfect replacement for the party dresses we've been donning to every holiday event over the last month.
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This year's dress code is "Sunday Best," which is a witty way to acknowledge the church while remaining open-ended enough to allow guests to just choose really great party dresses.
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He attached a photo of two young black students wearing party dresses, suggesting that they — or people who looked like them — were responsible for the problems on campus and in town.
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Even the rosettes of flowers made from multicolored feathers on necklines and pockets and party dresses in glinting steel or full-skirted satin, layered like doublets, didn't make an indelible impression.
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Orange traffic cones would be placed on the street to reserve space for the mostly male patrons who arrived in flashy cars and on motorcycles, sometimes accompanied by women in party dresses.
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Between a never-ending array of sequin-y party dresses and enough cozy knits to get us through the cold front ahead, there's practically nothing we don't want from this fast-fashion giant.
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The shop's "new arrivals" section is an assortment overflowing with chunky sweaters, cozy knit socks, party dresses, and a sick pair of leopard snow boots we're anticipating will sell out sooner rather than later.
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And while there were a ton of must-see party dresses (check out all 31 here!), Jennifer Lawrence's mini moment, Kate Bosworth's strapless swap and Caitriona Balfe's on-trend gowns completely stole the show.
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Some, like Bouchra Jarrar and Julie de Libran, do it with intimacy: inviting guests into their homes to see how pared-down suiting and pretty little party dresses might matter in the actual world.
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Matching tops and pencil skirts were made in rubber and given an industrial Ohio factory stamp, and party dresses trapped white lace flowers under transparent vinyl or silk under a scrim of black net.
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It's also the inspiration behind his knockout spring 21993 collection, a feisty line-up of fitted bodycon party dresses and jumpsuits, with trailing sleeves or hems seductively fluttering behind models as they stormed the runway.
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And she's fully completed the transformation with her parade of super-festive party dresses that she's been wearing to promote her new holiday album (and upcoming hour-long holiday special) You Make It Feel Like Christmas.
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Dressed casually in a white blouse and black slacks, the actress sipped on a glass of white wine while the girls — wearing matching floral party dresses — took several tours between courses out onto the rooftop terrace.
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There were some styling tricks we haven't seen from the brand in a while, like camisoles over T-shirts and dresses, sneakers with party dresses, sheer fabric layered in between panels of thick silk and leather.
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Some looks later, after an unexpected poppy-ish print section and before the sugar-sweet pink and blue party dresses over black shorts story, a palate cleanser of silver trouser suits for men and women appeared.
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"Planning for dresses is the hardest and most expensive part — there are rose ceremony dresses, cocktail party dresses, and date dresses you have to plan around," says Sarah who brought approximately 214 formal gowns for the show.
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Whether you're gearing up for full-scale sparkle, going for sumptuous fabrics like velvet and tulle, or ready to clash your maximalist prints, we've found the best party dresses to wear from now through New Year's Eve.
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Their wardrobe personalities are built on elaborate collages of tulle, tiers and ruffles; safety-pinned high-waisted rock-star trousers and party dresses covered in sequined poppies, point d'esprit and perforated leather, shredded chiffon and shaggy shearling.
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Carole Radziwill, Dorinda Medley and Ramona Singer all teamed up with the secondhand clothing resale website, ThredUp, and they're parting with some of their glitziest gowns, prettiest party dresses and a few items you'll recognize from the show!
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Reformation, a young, California-based company that makes cool-girl party dresses and separates, is another brand that embraces forward-thinking values in some areas while still leaving out the majority of US women based on their size.
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Rosettes of flowers made from multicolored feathers gave necklines and pockets a vaguely ceremonial air; harnesses were bejeweled; stiff feathers stood at attention on shoulders; and party dresses came in glinting steel or full-skirted satin, layered like doublets.
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And, more importantly, the sales that allow us to stock up on all the goodies that we need to make the holiday season a stellar one, from cool and thoughtful gifts to equipment for entertaining to jazzy party dresses.
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At the Grand Ballroom at the Plaza Hotel, Siriano presented a range of lacquered velvet sets, animal-printed party dresses, and dreamy ball gowns on an equally diverse set of models — diverse in race, in size, and in industry experience.
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Near the buffet table behind the piano, more little girls in party dresses and a few towheaded boys are stuffing their faces with miniature burgers and tea sandwiches, cupcakes and candy, and frosted cookies the shape of the Eiffel Tower.
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Flowers were a theme for the looks, too, which came in two main silhouettes: long and lean — like a smocked black column dress — or bouffant, like a series of pastel party dresses with tiered bell-shaped skirts stitched with intricate lace blossoms.
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"Mayans" somewhat balances that with disarming humor -- such as the amusing sight of macho club members trafficking in frilly party dresses as contraband -- and incorporates an ambitious subplot that deals with border politics, including elements working against corruption in the Mexican government.
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Offered exclusively online at White House Black Market, customers can expect to find a range that includes velvet jackets, sequined tops, embellished denim, and party dresses in sizes 16W to 24W; the pieces fall in line with WHBM's usual pricing, selling from $42 to $220.
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One of the best parts of the company's biannual Fashion Week presentation is — aside from the always-colorful and completely wearable selection of blouses, trousers, blazers, and more — the inventive styling: Last year, we saw layered jumpsuits, colorful stoles, and ponchos paired with party dresses.
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Edward R. Murrow and Walter Cronkite are succeeded by Dan Rather and Tom Brokaw, who in turn today are succeeded by on-air people seemingly fresh out of media school, bedazzled in jewelry and sexy party dresses with Hollywood GQ coiffures and gleaming white teeth.
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Tory Burch tunneled even later, channeling Princess Diana, which got Ms. Burch thinking about rose gardens and the 1980s, which led her to fragile garden-party frocks with handkerchief hemlines; shirred go-go party dresses speckled in posies; blowzy harem pants and voluminous sleeves.
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Billowing black moiré anoraks swallowed the head while oily jumpsuits were lit by blinking red hazard lights; leather motocross body suits were spliced with fragments of red scarves and cloudy party dresses patched together from the odds and ends of nighties and shawls and tablecloths.
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From our little-kid memories of watching its Thanksgiving Day Parade on TV, to shopping for party dresses holding our mom's hands, to discovering — and then frequenting — the beauty counter in high school, its been there for us shopping-obsessives since our earliest days of browsing.
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Delevingn got all dolled up in flirty party dresses (and, presumably, a wig- last we saw, she was sporting a brunette pixie cut) for the photoshoot and put on the slinkiest, shortest mini dresses on the planet for the accompanying video, Shimmer in the Dark (above).
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Not by Alberta Ferretti, whose attempts to shake up an association with the delicate chiffon party dresses once synonymous with her name led her down an unfortunate hippie-dippie Woodstock rabbit hole complete with washed-silk butterfly caftans, tie-dyed denim, psychedelic suede patchwork and shorts suits.
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The brand started out selling re-worked vintage pieces in 2009; now eight years old, Reformation still sells vintage in-store, but has branched out with an online empire focusing on party dresses — including wedding looks — and casual everyday pieces from T-shirts and bodysuits to coats, skirts, swimwear, and jeans.
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Every retailer under the sun is getting in on the action and clamoring for your dollars with the promise of endless discounts on all the garments we're buying this season — holiday party dresses, weatherproof snow boots, and PJs that will have you couch-bound and eating leftovers in high style.
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Also good: small-shoulder ankle-length coats slit above the waist at the side for an elongated line, strapless bell-shape party dresses that hit not the floor but the ankle, and a color palette that mixed silver with shell pink and orange, or sea blue with forest green and black.
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And that became the basis of a trompe l'oeil collection of classic Moschino-isms — little black suits with gold chains draped at the hip and throat, leather biker jackets, a host of bowed and beaded taffeta party dresses — all silk-screened on the front and sporting rectangular white tabs at the arms, shoulders and side.
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Jeans were the Big New Thing (or maybe the Big Old Thing) on a runway that otherwise seemed like a repeat of his last show, back in March, when he about-faced from dissolute rocker youth in tiny party dresses to bourgeois Frenchwomen (yes, the 1970s version) and set off a frenzy for culottes.
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Then came knitted bralets under mohair jackets and atop mohair pencil skirts, floral boiled-wool coats with big fur collars, sweater-girl sheaths and satin party dresses dangling beaded fringe or finished in puffs of fur and topped with marabou hoods, in a candy-colored parade of stereotypes remixed in the ambiguous parlance of today.
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Called the "New Pop," it alluded to the digital world via "short trousers" (bloomers by another name); patent leather shorts; and tunics, skirts and party dresses in a pixelated print based on yellow triangles, green squares and fuchsia circles, and looked kind of like what retro Devo devotees might imagine they should wear to a lunch at Le Cirque.
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The company, known for party dresses worn by celebrities including Selena Gomez and Drew Barrymore, listed assets in the range of $100 million to $500 million and liabilities in the range of $500 million to $1 billion, a filing under Chapter 11 with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York showed. bit.
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"Well, I was being approached by other brands that were based in the Northeast, and I thought, I don't really know anything about that, but what I do know is how beautiful the South is, and I had this incredible upbringing there," says Witherspoon of the inspiration behind her brand, which includes everything from party dresses to accessories to housewares.
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It is a balance that Bertrand Guyon is gradually finding at Schiaparelli, which this season teetered between crowd-pleasing circus and strict chic via jeweled zebras leaping high on the hip of asymmetric cocktail frocks: pressed palazzo pants under starburst jackets, the shoulders curved like a Ferris wheel; and party dresses that alternated sparkling saccharine piñata stripes with soigné cowl-draped bias-cuts — though he took a tumble with bloomers and quilted butterfly bed jackets.
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The second collection titled "French Kiss" included 40 pieces, such as floor length gowns and party dresses.
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Brides magazine contains many topics that are of interest to brides and their bridal party. The magazine contains information on bridal party dresses, bouquets, wedding paperwork, engagement rings, alterations, fitness, budgeting, shoes, cosmetics, hairstyles, fashion accessories, and fashions.
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Ceil Chapman (1912 – July 13, 1979) was an American fashion designer who worked in New York City from the 1940s to the 1960s. She was noted for creating glamorous cocktail and party dresses and for working with celebrity clients including television and movie actresses.
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The song also won the "Popular Award" at the 19th Japan Record Awards. On live performances, Mie and Kei point their microphones at each other for the song's first two lines. Historically, the duo wore 1920s style party dresses (Mie in black and Kei in white) on TV performances of the song. According to Oricon.
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Christopher Essex (April 1945 – 13 September 2006) was an English Australian costumer and fashion designer whose client list included Tina Turner, Phyllis Diller and Dionne Warwick, he was best known of his chic party dresses, ready- to-wear dresses and theatrical costumes/ Apart from being an Australian designer, he worked internationally with salon's in England and the United States.
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The company sells toys, games, large items, products for newborns, apparel and footwear, and stationery. Bloomberg writes in February 2017 that the franchise "offers everything from strained carrots to bicycles to frilly party dresses in stores that often feature entertainment areas where kids play with Lego and shoot Nerf balls." In August 2017, Detsky Mir partnered with Lego to support Ninjago in Russia.
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Artificial fabrics were used instead of elegant fabrics such as silk, which were so popular in the early 1900s. No longer were party dresses adorned with decorative embellishments or made brightly colored. Instead, women headed to work to take over roles of men at war. The physically demanding jobs called for the creation and social acceptance of women's pants in society.
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Some of the projects presented were clothing that changed temperature, and party dresses that light up and produce noises, among others. The designers from this exhibition creatively embedded electronics into the clothes and accessories to create these projects. As of 2018, fashion designers continue to explore this method in the manufacturing of their designs by pushing the limits of fashion and technology.
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Alice McCall alice McCALL is an Australian fashion label that designs women's party dresses, playsuits, and separates. Founded in 2004 by stylist Alice McCall, the label features a feminine, playful style with a focus on intricate floral, whimsical prints and contrasting silhouettes. McCALL pieces regularly appear in various Australian and International magazines, such as Vogue, Harper's Bazaar & ELLE. She has 2 daughters and currently lives in Sydney, Australia.
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Fabrice Simon (January 29, 1951 - July 29, 1998) was a Haitian-American abstract artist and fashion designer, best known for his handmade beaded party dresses that were popular during the 1980s. Simon emigrated to America in 1964, and subsequently attended the Fashion Institute of Technology. He won a special Coty Award in 1981. His clientele included many celebrities, among them socialite Cornelia Guest and singer-actress Whitney Houston.
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In 1942 she oversaw the plans for women's dormitories at the Mayflower Hill campus, consulting with staff at other colleges and "comparing measurements of everything, down to closets as needed to accommodate 'modern party dresses'". Runnals retired on September 1, 1949. Afterward she sat on the college's board of trustees for six years. She continued to be active with campus affairs, particularly those concerning gender equality, until her death.
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In the 1980s and early 1990s, Hilton operated her own gift and antiques store The Staircase on Sunset Plaza in Los Angeles. She debuted with 2002 merchandise sales on cable TV's QVC home shopping network. In 2007, she began selling a signature skincare line on HSN. Since 2012, she has designed the Kathy Hilton Collection of party dresses, sold in four hundred stores worldwide, including Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue and Nordstrom.
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The dolls came with many different clothing outfits. Girl dolls had sailor dresses, pinafore outfits (with or without a little book and pocket bear), smocked party dresses, seersucker overall outfits, sleeper sets (with fluffy slippers and a teddy bear), ducky dresses, flare dresses, playtime/ABC dresses, Australian pinafores/jumpers, school dresses and many others. The boys had their own outfits; some of these are the sailor outfit, ducky overall outfit, vest and shorts outfit, sweater outfit. Other outfits were available separately.
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Act 1 Madame Larina's garden In the garden, Madame Larina, her daughters Olga and Tatiana, and the nurse are finishing party dresses and discussing Tatiana's upcoming birthday celebrations. They think about the future, and the local girls play an old folk game: whoever looks into the mirror will see her beloved. Lensky, a young poet engaged to Olga, arrives with a friend from Saint Petersburg. He introduces Eugene Onegin, who has come to the country to see if it can offer him any distraction from city life.
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In 1968, the Museum of Contemporary Craft in New York City held a ground-breaking exhibition called Body Covering that focused on the relationship between technology and apparel. The show featured astronauts' space suits along with clothing that could inflate and deflate, light up, and heat and cool itself.Smith, P. Body Covering. Museum of Contemporary Crafts, the American Craft Council, New York, NY, 1968 Particularly noteworthy in this collection was the work of Diana Dew, a designer who created a line of electronic fashion, including electroluminescent party dresses and belts that could sound alarm sirens.
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By 1958, the association between the WVS and Women's Home Industries had ended, although Lady Reading continued as chair of both. That year, Alison Settle described the company's new "sweater shop" in West Halkin Street, saying: "They design superbly styled jackets, cardigans and pullovers for men, women and children...this idea has not caught on greatly here but is vastly popular in America, and exports account for the major part of their trade". Settle also described a new sweater elongated into a dress – a novel design first ordered by the store Magnins of California. While this was not to the British taste, the store's woollen party dresses for children were popular with both UK and US buyers.
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Towards the end of the war, he served on a ship (RMS Monoway) taking returning Russian prisoners to Odessa and bringing back Jewish survivors (among them Otto Frank, the father of Anne Frank) from the death camps to Marseille. He also was on one to the first ships to enter Japan following the dropping of the atom bombs when he visited Hiroshima. After the war, he started his own company selling dresses and by the early 1960s was part of the Swinging London movement, specialising in party dresses. By 1965 Radley was one of the most important fashion houses in London, with its own fabric mills as well as factories producing gloves and handbags for many high street stores including Marks & Spencer.
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Early in her career Pick was grouped with other Ilam graduates, such as Tony de Lautour, Shane Cotton, Peter Robinson, Saskia Leek and Bill Hammond under the title of the Pencilcase Painters, known for a painting style that evoked the doodlings of bored teenagers. Pick drew on many sources for the imagery in her painting, from pop culture magazines to pre- Renaissance paintings to naive art. Writing about her work of the 1990s, curator Lara Strongman notes that 'Pick frequently incorporated renditions of talismanic objects from her childhood (red boots, party dresses, paper-bag masks, iron bed-frames) in earlier works, leading her practice to be viewed misleadingly as autobiographical'. Two early residency opportunities (the Olivia Spencer Bower Award in 1994 and the Rita Angus Artist Residency in 1995) enabled Pick to take time away from secondary school art teaching and concentrate on painting full-time.
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