George Sand’s Life in Full Leaves Her Literary Art Buried
By CARL ROLLYSON
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Innovators are always easy to cheer for: They carve out a place at the forefront of their industry and, once there, determine the shape of things to come. But designers who are known for consistency also have a place in the collective fashion heart. Every season, Oscar de la Renta and Michael Kors, who both showed their spring 2009 collections yesterday, each receive a hero’s welcome when they come out for a bow. Season after season they deliver collections that buoy the spirits during fashion week — even though the collections may not break new ground or usher in a new era every six months. What they do accomplish, however, is something emotional: They offer reassurance.
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By THE NEW YORK SUN
|Innovators are always easy to cheer for: They carve out a place at the forefront of their industry and, once there, determine the shape of things to come. But designers who are known for consistency also have a place in the collective fashion heart. Every season, Oscar de la Renta and Michael Kors, who both showed their spring 2009 collections yesterday, each receive a hero’s welcome when they come out for a bow. Season after season they deliver collections that buoy the spirits during fashion week — even though the collections may not break new ground or usher in a new era every six months. What they do accomplish, however, is something emotional: They offer reassurance.
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