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"A more casual take on Erin's Met Ball gown. Note the velour bust on the dress! Trade your track jacket for a military jacket! This skirt is to-die-for. Gorgeous! Fashion world buzzed when news broke that Erin Fetherston would... A more casual take on Erin's Met Ball gown.\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest\n\n Fashion world buzzed when news broke that Erin Fetherston would be taking over the design role at Juicy Couture, and now the designer is finally showing what she's made of. In her first line for Juicy, Fetherston revealed a holiday capsule collection that is perfect for Juicy's party girl!\n\nFetherston turned out jackets, dresses, and separates using Juicy's claim-to-fame material: velour. Still, the designer insisted she has a new take on the fabric: \"You can treat [velour] the right way so it has a lu look,\" she said. Case-in-point: the velour bustier on a silk cocktail dress, or a velvet-looking military jacket. \"My vision is to take things out of the box of just sportswear or leisurewear.\"\n\nBut Juicy fans, fear not! The new designer has no intention of changing the line's DNA. Come spring, the tracksuit will be reinvented to celebrate its 10th anniversary. We're certain Erin's take on the piece will be made for a more modern fashionista (aka: not for soccer moms).\n\nFor more on Juicy Couture by Erin Fetherston:\n\nJuicy Girl: Erin Fetherston Takes Design Role at Juicy Couture [TeenVogue]\n[Juicy Couture's Next Chapter: Looks by Erin Fetherston](http://www.wwd.com/fashion-news/juicy-coutures-next-chapter-looks-by-erin-fetherston-3198902#) [WWD]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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