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And for the girly girl: Rebecca Taylor's starry, starry gowns

By Joseph V. Amodio

Rebecca Taylor customers who flock to her stores for those silk print 
dresses (sweet but not treacly, boho but not crunchy-granola) will not 
be disappointed.  The flirty fare is all there, with feminine, 
brightly toned, tiered skirts and pops of bright (a slim skirt in 
tomato red, a salt-and-pepper sweater with long lilac patches on the 
sleeves).  Even her jeans and a denim skirt seemed a vibrant, 
Mediterranean blue.  But it’ll be a soft, starry, starry night with 
her spaghetti-strapped gown that crisscrosses in back and is flecked 
with star crystals, twinkling all the way down the runway.

 

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Rebecca Taylor customers who flock to her stores for those silk print 
dresses (sweet but not treacly, boho but not crunchy-granola) will not 
be disappointed.  The flirty fare is all there, with feminine, 
brightly toned, tiered skirts and pops of bright (a slim skirt in 
tomato red, a salt-and-pepper sweater with long lilac patches on the 
sleeves).  Even her jeans and a denim skirt seemed a vibrant, 
Mediterranean blue.  But it’ll be a soft, starry, starry night with 
her spaghetti-strapped gown that crisscrosses in back and is flecked 
with star crystals, twinkling all the way down the runway.