What junior style designs are going to look great on fashion conscience teens, adults and plus size women this spring? What are our designer friends in the Los Angeles Fashion District saying about the spring lineup? Which spring colors are going to be hot?



Our fashion sources tell us spring is going to be a feminine fashion celebration inspired by the 1960s.

Dresses, step out in strappy heels, with hemlines above the knee. If you remember the fashion revolution of the 60s then you know that hemlines kept going higher and higher. Popular dress styles that will flourish spring 2007are the classic a-line, flirty baby dolls, shape flattering shifts, modified balloon skirts, and classic sundresses. Vertical lines rule. Geometric shaped patterns are still holding their fashion place. Dress styles are figure hugging, but not tailored fitted.

Fashion tops are a wardrobe keystone. True winners will express the innocence of the 60s with pure sensuality, gently flowing lines and muted earthy colors accented by pale color. Tops will murmur a sexy casual style with rich fabrics, fervent design, and playful spirit. Plane, train or automobile travel ... these spring tops want to travel and this is reflected by non-crease fabrics and pre-crinkled fabric choices.

Skirt hemlines are above the knee, way above. The balloon skirt of the 1960s is now the modified puff skirt. Another option in skirts is draped elegance with flowing lines and asymmetric hem which gives the 60s look a modern flair.

Fabrics for spring include a wide range - silks, cottons, polyester, and lycra. Chiffon is favored for its romantic look and feel. Satin is shimmering seduction. Lycra is loved for its body hugging comfort. Silk's vibrant color appeal. Cool, crisp cotton transcends spring climate change without a hitch.

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