Lawrence Steele

NEW YORK, September 15, 1999
By Armand Limnander
Amid the sea of dainty decoration that has been the prevailing theme for Spring 2000 so far, Lawrence Steele's raw, sexy collection added a welcome dose of unadulterated energy. Models reminiscent of Helmut Newton's '70s glamour girls strutted down the catwalk wearing graphic black-and-white animal prints, studded skirts and transparent tops. Striking leather jackets and dresses were set off by accents of shocking pink and orange; detailing included large paillettes, feathers and gold piping on bare-back dresses. Steele offered the perfect look for those late nights you can't remember too well the next morning.

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