Chaiken

NEW YORK, February 8, 2005
By Nicole Phelps
Chaiken has come a long way, baby, since the collection launched ten years ago in January at Barneys New York. Originally known for fab-fitting pants, the line Julie Chaiken and her creative director, Jeff Mahshie, showed for fall, had plenty of fashion flair. In addition to familiar and dependable basics—from V-necks and cardigan jackets to slim Capris and full-cuffed trousers—there were this season's must-have tulip skirts, Empire-waist coats, and colors that positively popped. One highlight among several charming evening numbers: a sapphire velvet cocktail frock cinched with a forest-green extra-wide obi that would look great on Chaiken devotee and front-row guest Mary-Louise Parker.

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