Style File — 18 March 2013
After the strict tailoring and hard-edged silhouettes of fall/winter, it’s refreshing to see that feminine is most definitely in again this spring. From delicate draping to floaty flounces this season, the girly-girls rule.
BY ELYSE RANART,
FASHION & STYLE DIRECTOR
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