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Black BeautiesLace in black is back
PEOPLE (PEOPLE) -- Want to cast a fashion spell? Then join celebrities like Debra Messing and Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen in weaving a web of black lace. "It's the ultra-feminine fabric," says Manhattan designer Mark Montano. "We use it to seduce." And just like seduction is always in style, black lace "doesn't go away," says Rebecca Romijn-Stamos. "There is nothing sexier."
Fortunately, says "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" costume designer Cynthia Bergstrom, even an understated woman can tap lace's magic powers "by going for something with a neutral-colored underlay." As for accessories, celebrity stylist Danna Weiss advises pairing modern jewelry with vintage lace, and vice versa, because a faux pas is sure to be noticed. "Lace is a striking fabric," Weiss says, "so being overlooked is just not going to happen!" For more fashion news and photographs, visit PEOPLE.COM. |
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