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September 18, 2009

Fall Fashion Week Hits Cherry Creek North
Put on your party pumps—it’s our favorite time of the year: Fall Fashion Week. Previews for Spring 2010 started on the runway in New York and from there extend to London, Milan and Paris. But you don’t have to step outside Cherry Creek North to find the firsts of the fashion season. In that spirit, this is an issue of firsts. Because after all, you heard it here first.

Shop Women

	The Color of Style The Pantone Color Institute reports that the top 10 colors for Spring 2010 are turquoise, tomato puree, fusion coral, violet, Tuscany, aurora, amparo blue, pink champagne, dried herb, and eucalyptus. Executive Director of Pantone, Leatrice Eiseman, calls this “cautious optimism.” We think it just makes sense to head to DS Additions at 2432 E. 3rd Ave. to find the perfect new pieces to freshen up your wardrobe for a “yes we can” look. Danielle and Samantha (the eponymous DS in the team) have precisely the right color accessories to complement your wardrobe. Stride over to www.dsadditions.com..
	Fresh from the Runway At Mercedes Benz fashion week the collections by Diane Von Furstenberg, Herve Leger and Narcisco Rodriguez were among our runway favs. So in case you didn’t make it to New York, strut straight to the style-savvy spot here in Cherry Creek North, MAX at 3039 E. 3rd Ave. Be the first! Visit www.maxfashion.com.
	Haute Honor According to Fashion Week Daily, Betsey Johnson was awarded the 2009 Medal of Honor for Lifetime Achievement in Fashion by the National Arts Club’s Fashion Committee for her “fiercely original” style. For bold prints, princess tulle and a little something you won’t find anywhere else, head to the Betsey Johnson Boutique at 120 Clayton Lane. Be sure to check out her Betsey Crocker’s Recipes for Dressing collection—we guarantee you’ll find something sweet and spicy at www.betseyjohnson.com

Shop Men

High Fashion. Men’s Division
When it comes to men’s designer fashions, there is really one address in Denver: 270 St. Paul St. That would be Andrisen Morton, the unabashedly high-end retailer of men’s suits and professional attire, sportswear, furnishings and shoes. Here you’ll find the world’s top men’s designer, such names as Armani Collezioni, Brioni, Brunello Cucinelli, and Robert Talbott, among others. Or you can turn to Andrisen Morton’s master tailors for custom made-to-measure suits/sport coats, shirts, trousers, and even sweaters and ties. Known for impeccable taste and uncompromised high-touch service, owners Craig Andrisen and Dave Morton have been hailed far and wide as the haberdashers of choice. If you demand the best, visit www.andrisenmorton.com.

Fashionable – Guaranteed!
When you see the models on the runway, they tend to focus on the ladies. What about the men? For affordable fashion in Cherry Creek North, you can’t get much better than the Men’s Warehouse at 201 Fillmore St. Men’s Warehouse, which dresses the man from head to toe with suits, shirts, ties, shoes and now even “designer jeans at great prices,” has couture suit styles from the likes of Sean John, Kenneth Cole, Pronto Uomo, Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein. And now there’s a sale, with suits as low as $199 plus a Buy One-Get One for $100. As an added bonus, men can dress for success for less and help those less fortunate at the same time by donating “gently used professional attire” in the firm’s National Suit Drive. You get 10% off your next purchase and local charities Denver Works and Family-to-Family will outfit the needy for that all-important job interview. Look good and do good – they guarantee it! Visit www.menswarehouse.com for details.

Shop Children

Kid Friendly—Style Approved
“Mom” is really just a euphemism for child stylist. Your kids want to keep up with the trends, and Stylelicious at 2nd Ave and Steele St. is the haute spot to find what’s cool for school. In addition to fabulous and functional everyday clothes, you’ll find the superhero cape of their dreams, the perfect pettidress and the ultimate accessory: a glam guitar even Hannah Montana would envy. Visit www.styleliciouskids.com.

Runway-Worthy Kids
The fall line has arrived at Oilily at 3000 E. Third Ave. Vintage styles popular throughout the millennium resonate with children too. Oilily puts a new spin on past collections, re-releasing them at a lower price. Your little dolls can play in pieces that are just as comfortable as they are runway-worthy. Call 303-322-8869 for info.

For more fall fashions, check out all of CCN's great fashion boutiques at: www.cherrycreeknorth.com/shop/stores/category/fashion/

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