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FALL 2007

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Top Ten Trends for Fall

1. Exotics
Skins are big for bags, shoes and most accessories…invest in something exotic.  If you’re afraid to wear it, buy snakeskin votives for your home. 

2. Pants
Last year was all about the dress.  This season pants are huge!! High-waist, wide-leg, slouchy menswear…even the skinny jean.  Invest in wide-leg jeans or tweed trousers to update your wardrobe. 

3. Gray
Redundant but still very now!  Gray is the big color (or non-color) for fall.  Any shade of gray will suffice.

4. The Suit
The suit has come back: Everyone must own some variation of the suit.  It could be a lean pant suit, an hourglass jacket and skirt, or even a sweater and pants/skirt in the same color—belt the sweater for good measure.

5. Plaid
Put plaid is your closet this fall.  It could be as simple as wearing a plaid scarf or lining your jacket in it.  Be very daring in a plaid skirt with great riding boots and a chunky knit sweater.

6. Military Inspired Trench Coats
Trench coats are still big, but to be really on the edge of fashion, buy a trench with big brass military buttons, or a drop waist.  To incorporate another fall trend, line the trench in plaid!

7. Braids
Everyone is wearing their hair in braids…loose braids, school girl braids, braids twisted and put into an up-do, and even the very retro French braid.  If your hair is shorter, try a side part with one braid in the front.

8. Detail
Fashion seems to have concentrated on the details this fall: feathers, sequins, paillettes, buttons.  Prada, Balenciaga, and even The Gap have all added lots of extras to their lines.

9. Leather Furniture
If you are looking for a way to update your home this fall, leather furniture is back in a big way.  It’s moved away from stuffy tufted red upholstery (think clubroom sofa) to a sleeker appearance in fresh colors like a shiny robins’ egg blue.  Leather furniture is coming in all colors and shapes, and is quite comfortable and wears well too.

10. Hats
Men and women both can pay attention to this trend. (Notice our cover girl)  This is not for the timid, so if this new trend of wearing bowler’s or wide-brimmed hats is not for you, look for a great chunky knit cap for the impending cold weather.



RADAR
On our Radar this issue: mmm-inducing fine chocolates and flaky baked goodies.
Travel tips
Hottest sunglasses for the Spring
Favorite wine shops
Independent art galleries
Great-fitting swimsuits
Floral designers
Steamy and sensible lingerie
Boutique vintage styles
Laid-back summer menswear
Spring active wear
Classic Baltimore stores
Stores on the scene

THE STORES
Burberry, Martin + Osa, The Pottery Barn, Swarovski, P.F. Chang's, The Cheesecake Factory,
Sassanova, Madewell, Polliwogz, Jewels Ruxton
The Floral Studio, Woodberry Kitchen, Lilac Bijoux, Levi’s Store, Yoicks! Freda’s Kitchen, Under Armour
babe, Gallery G, Danajill Designs, dresscode by gita, Saucy, Earth Alley, London’s Boutique, Bella Sorpresa
The Shops at Quarry Lake
Form, a la Mod Body, The Little Shoebox, Vienitata
Pretty Little Things, Blue Mercury, Jean Pool, The Red Tree, HoneyBea Haven, Sprout, Sugar & Spice
Driftwood, Aparadox, Chelle Paperie, Garnish
Holly-go-quickly, Cupcake, Doubledutch Boutique, Brandon
Gentei, Catapult, The Pleasure of Your Company, Natty Boh Gear
Urban Chic, Belle Cose, Soup’s On, The House Downtown
Fiorito, Brasserie Tatin, Synchronicity, Bijoux
Lindy, Beloved, The Little Shoebox, Fresh and Hush

ANNAPOLIS
Diva, Zachary's, Astrid, Lilac Bijoux, Paws Pet Boutique, Laurance Clothier, Lemongrass, Sitting Pretty, Madeleine Boutique, Bailey's, Vie Necessary Luxuries

CHATTER
Halcyon House Antiques, Great Finds and Design, Antique Exchange, Schorr’s Village Consignments
Blush, Bare Necessities, Liza Byrd, Pathfinders for Autism, Janet Gregg Jewelry Show, Jewelry Fair at the Walters, La Scala Restaurant, The Little Shoebox
Antique Exchange, Stiles Colwill, Gore Dean
Waist Not Want Not, Mustang Alley’s, Nordstrom
Gifts Galore, Prime Outlets, Arhaus, Handbags and the City, EIEIO, Uptown Dog
Lake Falls Village, Strut, The Bead, Le Petit Cochon
Urban Chic, Maryland Athletic Club, BSO Show House, Warren Brown, Yoicks!, Form, Finnerteas
H&M, The Ivy Bookshop, Barefoot Tess, Bliss, Charleston Group, Remember When
Ladew Topiary Gardens, Samuel Parker Clothier, Synchronicity, Amy’s Boutique, Nouveau Contemporary Goods
Tiger Lilly, Blu Vintage, Cupcake on Broadway
American Apparel, Katapolt, Home on the Harbor, Handbags and the City
The Little Shoebox, Patrick Sutton Home, Barry Bricken, Mano Swartz, Jones and Jones

THE GET
Women's Fashion
Officewear
College fashion & accessories
Holiday dresses
Scenes of Fall
Summer shorts
Summer sport clothes
Dressing for the ages
Mini-Madness
Holiday dressing
Trunk show
Cool hunting for fall
Flowered coats
Spring trends
Spring styles
Day to Night
The It Look
Party outfits
Contemporary collection
Sophisticated fashion
Guide to jeans
Fall fashions
Jewelry & Accessories
Resplendent pendants
Holiday clutch purses
Shoes to mingle in
Jewelry fair
Waterproof watches
Under Armour
Purses
Equestrian jewelry
Bijoux just for you
Boots, bags and belts
Jeweled bows
Travel accessories
Spring splurges
Holiday shoes
Evening bags
Holiday jewelry
Wrist jewelry
Fur accessories
Handbags
Boots, heels, comfort shoes
Men's Fashion
Men's simple and elegant accessories
Luxurious suits and jackets
Men's golf clothing
Men's watches
Men's spring oxford
Men's ties
Men's fall fashion
Kid's Fashion
School's in
Girl's bathing suits
Child's play
Kids' shoes
Boys' swimwear
Prom dresses and accessories
Baby clothes & little girls
Kids back to school
Gift Ideas
Find can't—miss gifts for everyone in your life!
PaperDoll Holiday Gift Guide
Summer giving
Mother's Day gift guide
Holiday gift guide
Mens' gifts
Pets
Pet products

EDITOR'S PICKS
Fall 2007

FASHION EXTRAS
Office party etiquette
Pantone colors for spring '08
Top 10 fall trends
British invasion

STREET STYLE
Artscape
Funky vision and rare flair
We love their look
Baltimore hauterflies

Paper Doll Magazine 2008

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