http://www.omiru.com/index.php/2006/09/13/backstage-cynthia-steffe-interview-with-omiru/ Real Style for Real People: An Intelligent Take on Fashion Trends Tue, 14 Feb 2012 02:57:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 http://www.omiru.com/index.php/2006/09/13/backstage-cynthia-steffe-interview-with-omiru/comment-page-1/#comment-23150 Omiru.com: Style for All Fri, 22 Sep 2006 06:15:31 +0000 http://omiru.com/?p=914#comment-23150 [...] September 19th, 2006 Photo Credit: Omiru: Style for AllKey Takeaways: Effortlessly chic collection of easy-to-wear dresses and separates in lightweight fluid fabrics. With clean lines and soft shapes, Cynthia Steffe’s collection travels effortlessly from day to Parisian night. Key silhouettes included fitted and floaty dresses, chiffon tops, tunics, mariner shorts, and loosely fitted jackets. Detailing included laser cutouts, eyelet, crochet, and embroidery.Color Palette: Neutrals–white, grey, and black–are accompanied by a playful medley of lime green, yellow, orangey pink, and a spectrum of blues.Silhouettes: Silhouettes were generally large over small.  Sporty, flirty separates included trapeze coats, tunics, chiffon tops, and skinny bottoms: stovepipe pants and mariner shorts.  An assortment of rompers, babydoll dresses, and flowy evening gowns rounded out the collection. Accessories Report: We love the thin double belts that Cynthia Steffe custom designed for this collection.What’s Wearable: Designed expressly to be wearable, Cynthia Steffe’s spring collection featured pieces that we’re already picturing in our overstuffed closets: a slate grey jumper dress, a filgree print chiffon top, and a pintucked shadow stripe top.What’s Not Wearable: Stovepipe pants can be tricky to wear if you don’t have the legs of a model.Want to know more about Cynthia Steffe?  Don’t miss Omiru’s backstage interview with designer Cynthia Steffe. [...] [...] September 19th, 2006 Photo Credit: Omiru: Style for AllKey Takeaways: Effortlessly chic collection of easy-to-wear dresses and separates in lightweight fluid fabrics. With clean lines and soft shapes, Cynthia Steffe’s collection travels effortlessly from day to Parisian night. Key silhouettes included fitted and floaty dresses, chiffon tops, tunics, mariner shorts, and loosely fitted jackets. Detailing included laser cutouts, eyelet, crochet, and embroidery.Color Palette: Neutrals–white, grey, and black–are accompanied by a playful medley of lime green, yellow, orangey pink, and a spectrum of blues.Silhouettes: Silhouettes were generally large over small.  Sporty, flirty separates included trapeze coats, tunics, chiffon tops, and skinny bottoms: stovepipe pants and mariner shorts.  An assortment of rompers, babydoll dresses, and flowy evening gowns rounded out the collection. Accessories Report: We love the thin double belts that Cynthia Steffe custom designed for this collection.What’s Wearable: Designed expressly to be wearable, Cynthia Steffe’s spring collection featured pieces that we’re already picturing in our overstuffed closets: a slate grey jumper dress, a filgree print chiffon top, and a pintucked shadow stripe top.What’s Not Wearable: Stovepipe pants can be tricky to wear if you don’t have the legs of a model.Want to know more about Cynthia Steffe?  Don’t miss Omiru’s backstage interview with designer Cynthia Steffe. [...]

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