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Friday, October 23, 2009 4:00 PM
Runway Review
Three of a Kind: Black Accents
Dan Lecca (3)
Sure you've heard of something blue, but this season the runway was all about something black, with noir accents decorating dresses by Jenny Lee, Vera Wang and Jenny Packham. Jenny Lee (far left) loved the trend, outfitting her models in black shoes and elbow-length gloves to go along with the black accents that she put on her dresses. Vera Wang (left, middle) adorned almost all of her dresses that strolled down the runway in some form of black sash, while Jenny Packham (far right) added black to the neckline and waist of her halter number. A black accent is a great way to add a chic accent to your wedding dress that will go with any decor. —Cari Wolfert
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I love the black accents. I have chosen black and white as my colors for my wedding. It looks fabulous.