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"   From left to right, Chanel, Iris Van Herpen &amp;amp;amp; Giambattista Valli. Photos: Imaxtree  Given the number of black plumes spotted over the past four days, we&amp;#039;d guess Black Swan`s had a lingering effect on couturiers. The trend, however, appears to be as multi-faceted as Portman&amp;#039;s character\u2014running the gamut from delicate accent to stiff plume. Giambattista Valli paired black feathers with a lace veil for a Spanish mantilla-like look that\u2014with the face uncovered\u2014begs for a red carpet appearance. At Chanel, Karl Lagerfeld worked varying feathers into one dress. They&amp;#039;re tucked under a navy halter dress at the bust and line the bottom of a voluminous, textured skirt. Iris Van Herpen offers the most futuristic looking take on typically romantic material. Her corseted mini-dress looks like Edgar Allen Poe-meets-Tron. You may not be able to indulge in couture, but would you wear your feathers fancy or fierce? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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