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"  Though slouchy was the keyword for fall, it&amp;#039;s misguiding. Overall, it&amp;#039;s very pulled-together\u2014the pieces are essentially quite luxurious and tailored. The roominess of the clothes is what gives such a sense of ease. Gone are the skinny street-urchin tees and drainpipe jeans of the past few seasons. This soft, clean reworking of Pierre Cardin\u2013ish sportswear feels infinitely glamorous and grown-up. It suggests swingy-haired New York City women from the late &amp;#039;70s and early &amp;#039;80s who wear lipstick and perfume and leap in and out of cabs saying things like &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m worth it!&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;Cancel my four o&amp;#039;clock!&amp;quot; The look was best summed up by new Chlo\u00E9 designer Hanna MacGibbon&amp;#039;s breezy-glamorous fall 2009 show\u2014the key silhouette was this: high-waisted, cuffed trousers, silky button-down blouses tucked into softly tailored paper-bag trousers, cuffed casually at the leg and cinched snugly at the waist with a knotted leather belt. And outerwear enjoyed a huge emphasis for fall\u2014big blanket coats, capes, and suede jackets are all so fun and just luscious. Making things even easier to wear is the superneutral back-to-school color palette: heathery grays, warms shades of brown and beige, plus muted shots of hunter-green, rust, and deep eggplant. Fabrics were rich and plush: washed leather and suede, double-faced-wool, cashmere, rich velvet, and thick, slinky silk. The rule of thumb is, of course, balance. The most voluminous pieces should get tempered with some bare skin\u2014pleated trousers with a bitty camisole, say\u2014and every look, from jumpsuits to leather shorts, should get finished with a thin, simple belt, knotted casually at the waist, and high-heeled, casually feminine pumps or cuffed ankle boots. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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