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" It&amp;#039;s Fashion Week in New York City, which means that everyone seems to be dressing like a crazy person (on my way home last night, I passed a man wearing a onesie) in the hopes of being photographed for a street style blog. For me, it coincides with the kids going back to school, so I&amp;#039;m just lucky if I get out the door with matching shoes. But it sure is fun to see what&amp;#039;s trotting down the runway. You&amp;#039;ll get all the insider-y trend reporting from Audrey, Cris and Julia, but I&amp;#039;ll focus on the stuff that feels wearable to this mom\u2014maybe not the most cutting-edge looks, but pieces and combinations that flatter and fit into real life. I&amp;#039;ll be tempted to try them once warm weather rolls around again, and maybe you will too.   Whit  The wearable: An adorable slouchy, printed dress. You know I love a sack dress (it hides the tummy), and a fun print takes even more emphasis off your midsection. Yeah, this one is kooky, but in a good way. Plus, the cut here draws all the attention to your shoulders and collarbone.    Gary Graham  The wearable: Shirtdresses are classic, truly. They look good on everyone, even if you aren&amp;#039;t (like this model is) a size negative 3. So crisp! So pretty! So nice for carving out a waist!   Richard Chai Love  The wearable: Climb with me out on this particular limb. A longer skirt is great for women of all ages. (Do you hate your knees? I am kind of beginning to hate my knees.) The slouchiness of this look hides a host of sins. Yes, it&amp;#039;s white\u2014lots and lots of white\u2014which to me is just begging for a spill of red wine or strawberry yogurt. But this is a dreamy look that I really think I could wear to work\u2026 and then curl up and fall asleep in. Plus: flats!   Lisa Perry  The weird: As we like to say around my house: good gracious gravy-shakes and Pete. I think I&amp;#039;ve had nightmares about this dress. It highlights the belly (argh) and the inner thighs (ugh), and the length makes your legs look short (no thanks). Please write me in the comments if you can think of anyone who could actually wear it and look good. I&amp;#039;m stumped! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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