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Fashion Forensics: Borrowed From the Boys

Fashion Forensics: Borrowed From the Boys

September 20112095Views

Bronte stripe wool vest, $148, rugby.com.

Global – When it comes to fashioning a new look, the ultimate heist is haberdashery. Since Katherine Hepburn flaunted her affinity for menswear with her wide-leg trousers in the 30s, ladies have been captivated by menswear for women.
Proenza Schouler PS1 large suede satchel, $1,995, net-a-porter.com.

Then in 1966, Yves Saint Laurent, the perennial French fashion designer, ushered in an iconic look with the introduction of the Le Smoking Tuxedo. Film would not be far behind with costuming when acctress Diane Keaton hit the big screen as "Annie Hall" in 1977, sporting ties,vests, and slouchy trousers.


Fossil "Decker" plated stainless steel boyfriend watch, $125, fossil.com.

Today, getting inspiration from a guys wardrobe, is a smart way to add edge to a look, whether it's a form-fitting vest atop a V-neck tee or an oversized watch flanked with a bevy of bangles, it's a hot look that can work on many. Give it a try, but remember to wear it daringly!

   
J. Crew wool fedora, $49.50, jcrew.com and Kate Spade "Mabel" lace-up oxfords, $325, katespade.com.

Chicly Yours,
The Chic Spy

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The Chic Spy

The Chic Spy

Hello Agents of Chic, I'm your source for chic style and entertainment intel on fashion, film, and pop culture. From fashion trends and beauty products to movie reviews and celebrity interviews, I'm on a mission to uncover the chicest. A few faves on my radar include whimsical clutches, embellished flats, and gourmet macarons.

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