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"   Yigal Azrou\u00EBl Because this was my first show, it was pre-determined I would be the most enthusiastic chick in the coop. But you must believe me, from a strictly sartorial point of view, what Mr. Azrou\u00EBl sent down the runway yesterday morning set about as high a standard as could be set for a girl like me. That is, a girl who has a thing for fitted, long-sleeved sheaths, asymmetric draping, punky-pretty leather accessories (that studded bag!), and slinky Asian models who exude so much cool you might almost forget you&amp;#039;re there to concentrate on the clothing. Photo: Courtesy of Imaxtree  BCBG Max Azria My biggest takeaway from the BCBG show was just how sorely celebrities stick out among the rest of us mortal editors, buyers, journalists and other, non-spectacles. They wear color, for starters, and I&amp;#039;m not talking about jewel tones or subtle floral prints, I mean straight-up, Hannah Montana-lovin&amp;#039; PINK. With dyed-to-match lip gloss and hair that, even through the blur of my 20/100 vision, clearly had the shiny lacquer of too much product, I couldn&amp;#039;t help but stare and wonder if they, too, had &amp;quot;which one of these does not look like the others?&amp;quot; running through their heads. Rachel Comey Rachel is one of only a handful of designers whose clothing is not at all my type but still piques my interest. On occasion, as occurred last season with her romantic ruffled knits, she has even made me question my monogamous relationship with structure. There&amp;#039;s something very bookish, very Ali MacGraw at Radcliffe (were Radcliffe in the East Village) about her collections. I like that. I also like a tweed trouser and a leather short, and Rachel makes one kick-ass high-waisted pair after another of both.  I&amp;#039;d write more, but I have to now put together seat assignments for tomorrow&amp;#039;s shows for the entire ELLE team. Lest I forget amidst all this fashion-y excitement, I still have a job to do. Best, Johanna "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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