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Dont Miss Falls Hottest Fashion Trends Get the Insider Scoop from Top...

The new Fall Fashion Trend Reports are live on the Fashiontribes Blog, FashionIndie.com & Papierdoll.net - with the in-depth scoop on Ready to Wear, Couture, and emerging talent. Highlights of the reports & coverage include:

- backstage video with Isaac Mizrahi & Tracy Reese

- coverage of downtown indie designers & up-and-comers to keep an eye on

- hair & makeup trends with artists Vincent Longo, Mally Roncal & Ashley Javier for Herbal Essences

- on-location reports from New York Fashionweek with insiders Robert Verdi, Constance White & Doneger's trend expert, David Wolfe

FashionIndie (http://fashionindie.com/events/category/cfda-vogue/) full access to the emerging fashion talent that is making the scene (and grabbing the attention of Anna Wintour and friends). They introduce all the designers, purblish provocative and diverse opinions on the Fall 07 and Spring 08 collections, go behind the scenes as they prepare for NY fashion week, and provide information updated daily on exclusive sample sales and events. So who deserves the $200,000 prize Readers and fashionistas alike are encouraged to vote for their favorites at FashionIndie.com...for a closer look at the future of fashion.

Fashiontribes (http://fashiontribes.typepad.com/main/2007/07/fall-2007-coutu.html):

1. Clothing as Armour

2. Costume History

3. Controlled Volume

4. "Done" Hair & Makeup

5. Defined Waist

6. Fur

7. Ruffles & Lace

8. Huge Heels

9. Shades of Grey & Silver

10. Prints & Surface Embellishment

Fashiontribes on Ready-to-Wear Trends: "The New York Ready-ot-Wear shows were grown up & wearable, London was edgy & aggressive, Milan was ladylike & sexy, while Paris lived up to expectation with gorgeous theatricality," explains Fashiontribes.com's Scott. "A trend of surprisingly lightweight, seasonless dressing emerged; in lieu of the expected heavy knits, protective overcoats, and traditional fall/winter looks, it's been a parade of diaphanous fabrics, bare arms & legs, and a palette of decidedly non-wintery colors. Fur made an appearance on most A-list runways, as did generous silhouettes that engulf the wearer in a cozy, protective set of fabric armor, ladylike hats, metallics (still), crayon-bright colors, prominent prints, slouchy-chic trousers, sky-high heels, and menswear inspired chic grey dresses."

In an exclusive backstage video interview with Isaac Mizrahi (http://fashiontribes.typepad.com/fashionweek_coverage/):

1. Clothing as Armour & for Protection

2. Seasonless Dressing

3. Black is Back

4. Fur, Fur, Fur

5. Woman in Grey

6. Lady in Red

7. Menswear Chic & Slouchy Trousers

8. Bright Colors & Brash Prints

9. Shine On in Metallics

10. Huge Hats & Sky-High Heels

Papierdoll (http://papierblog.papierdoll.net/2007/07/06/the-babushka/) are fascinated about the return of this peasant staple as not only a trendy item, but one with legs. No longer the domain of older women, this head piece is now being touted as a central look for women who want to stay warm while being stylish. The babushka seems reinvigorated according to Papierdoll, noting that no fewer than 4 designers from New York Fall fashion week featured a Babushka in some form. Among the London designers putting out a version of babushka are Bora Aksu, Vera Wang, Marc Jacobs and Blumarine.

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