Shoes: Show Stoppers

Magrit's suede peep-toe Mary Jane heels with silk blossoms. Dress by Jasmine di Milo, Adrienne Landau shrug, necklace and bracelets by Rachel Leigh.

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From left: Daniblack’s peeptoe pumps. Fur cape by Adrienne Landau, corset by Jasmine di Milo. Jour & Nuit’s pumps. Feathered epaulet top by La Perla, lace tights by Falke, necklace and cuff by Dannijo.

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Betsey Johnson's lace corset booties, Rene Caovilla's satin sandals with crystal and feather embellishment, Max Kibardin's suede open-toe sandals with feather cuffs.

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Badgley Mischka's d'Orsay pumps, Nina's peep-toe lace booties and Martinez Valero's satin sandals with feather cuffs.

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Baldinini's suede platform peep-toe sandals. Dress by Naeem Khan, peacock scarf by Adrienne Landay, cuff by Dannijo.

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Designers are playing up the drama this fall, presenting sexy styles embellished with feathered cuffs, chiffon and corset details.

Creative Director: Regina Smith Popp
Stylist: Brittany Sullivan
Hair: Anja Grassegger for L’Oréal Professionnel at Factory Downtown
Makeup: Kyriaki Savrani at Factory Downtown
Models: Jessica at Trump, Valeria at QMgmt, Rachel at Muse

.(WWD)

Show stoppers indeed.......I'm always in favor of embellishment!

Naeem Kahn for HSN

Naeem Kahn joins wife Ranjana as one of the many designers "migrating" to HSN. Read more below.

So much for television shopping still carrying a stigma. Having partnered with HSN to create his first in a series of capsule collections, designer Naeem Khan has sold out each and every party-ready look from his holiday line in 10 minutes. The high-fashion designer, who typically caters to celebrities and couture-hoarding ladies with deep pockets to match, sold the ten styles that made up his HSN collection called "Timeless" shortly after they debuted on the network October 29. While the frenzy itself over Khan's designs (including a sequined mini-dress and tuxedo jacket) is worth noting, the truly surprising part of the sale is that the clothes were by no means cheap.

With dresses retailing around $500, the fact that some sold out in three minutes just goes to show that high-fashion designers doing diffusion lines has lost none of its appeal. And that goes for TV too. But Khan’s goods for HSN are not all gone: “several pieces remain available online, as a certain number of items are reserved exclusively for e-commerce sales,” says Fashion Week Daily. And, there will be more HSN frocks to come from Khan; he’ll do a second collection for HSN that he’s promised will include even more items. “‘HSN’ and ‘QVC’ have emerged as industry buzzwords, signifying a serious influx of cash for participating designers and a potential new revenue stream for those in need,” adds FWD. So don’t be surprised if shopping networks start to attract more and more designers with credible levels of cachet.

(Black Book)

Hey, I like that!

Tory Burch

Brian Reyes

3.1 Phillip Lim

Proenza Schouler

Gianfranco Ferre

Oscar de la Renta

Michael Kors

Nancy Gonzalez

Michael Kors

Yves St. Laurent

Diana Broussard

Jason Wu

Naeem Kahn