| Summary: | In this issue of Videofashion Daily, Yigal Azrouel channels androgyny, mixing strong menswear tailoring with a hint of French flair and popos of gem hues for the downtown girl. Marchesa, the go-to label for Hollywood starlets, turned to the 'decayed opulence' of Miss Havisham from Great Expectations. Influenced by the Philip Johnson Glass House in Connecticut woods, John Crocco of Perry Ellis takes menswear to an outdoorsy style with a contemporary and clean edge. Ireland meets Africa in the rich prints found at socially conscious label, Edun. Christian Cota melds the furs, patterns and heavy textiles of Himalayan, Tibetan and Andean natives with mountain climbing utilitarian embellishments. Carolina Herrera incorporates glamorous high shine fabrics into her classy Fall 2002 collection, and for the current season, the eternally elegant designer has real women ruling the runway with sensible designs.
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