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Chaiken Keeps It Back to Basics

June 20, 2006 at 3:38 am by Jane Choo

Posted in Designer, Runway, Fall / Winter

Chaiken might not be the most well-known designer on the American shores, but the designer certainly knows how to appeal to the timeless tastes of many women from all cultures. Take the dresses, first of all: From a classic A-line black dress that just falls at the knees to the collared and long-sleeved little red number that is definitely professional, these are ready for day or night, summer or fall.

Chaiken's Red Dress Runway Fall 2006 Chaiken Black Short Dress Fall 2006

This designer is all about the tailoring, too. A black pantsuit is neither retro or a fashion faux pas. Paired with a white blouse, it’s that classic combination that can work at any time, any age.

Chaiken Black Pantsuit Runway Fall 2006

Chaiken also takes care of the winter blues with black leggings paired with a sleeveless black mini-dress. Although I would advise wearing a coat over this one until the evening after-hours cocktail, it can still work for a daytime jaunt, especially in the Big Apple.

Chaiken Black Dress Runway Fall 2005

And Chaiken pairs neutral colors with basic black in coats and skirts. This double breasted camel-hair colored coat with flared sleeves has to be my favorite piece in the collection, simply because it combines a very fitted breast and waist with flowing sleeves. The visual contrast says it all: basics can be updated and new to the eye.

Chaiken Coat and Skirt Runway Fall 2006





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2 Comments »

Comment by Petunia

That red dress is divine. I would love to have that for the winter to wear with high boots.

Posted on July 7, 2006 at 8:05 pm

Comment by nat_lAU

the blACk dress is really sexy!
i would like to wear that with high hills….

[i’m only 13…i hope my grammer don’t get wrong, and i’m not very good at high fashion…if i have any mistakes, please forgive me!thanks]

Posted on October 30, 2007 at 9:09 am

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