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"  After a day of crazy rain, the weather has taken a turn for the gorgeous here in NYC! It&amp;#039;s been the perfect weather for shows, especially when you get to go to ones that take place outside. Diego Binetti&amp;#039;s show was at the Frying Pan, which is on a pier on the Hudson River downtown. The pier served as the runway and there were boats all around. It was the perfect setting for his exotic beach/travel-themed spring collection. The models wore bright, swingy frocks and layered items that would be easy to pack for a quick getaway. They also had jewelry that looked like found objects that would wash up ashore on the beach. I also went to a fashion show that took place on a rooftop. There was a grassy knoll where people could just chill out, and a cool bohemian band at the top that provided music for the show. It was a fun change to the tents at Bryant Park.     In between shows at Bryant Park, Gina, Tina, and I ran over to the Gap by Patrick Robinson preview. The clothes for spring 2009 are so cute! They&amp;#039;re supercasual and easy to wear with pops of bright color. The presentation also had lots of great little styling tricks that you could easily use now for fall, like this gray sweatshirt that was cut off at the bottom. That&amp;#039;s a fun way to give your old sweatshirt a new A-line, full cropped shape for layering. Or try pegging and cuffing your looser jeans and khakis for a cool boyish look. It&amp;#039;s not for everyone, but it is a new style to think about!     My last show that day was Miss Sixty. It was a 9 p.m. show and it was PACKED. I sat across the aisle from Blake Lively and a slew of other celebs who are fans of the line. Miss Sixty showed a crazy mix of patterns, playsuits, and rompers and loads of stacked bangles. They paired those stacked bangles with bold prints, but they would also look great for school as a statement with plain, old jeans and a tee. What do you guys think of the bold jewelry? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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