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You too can look like Sienna Miller

Posted by Courtney Hollands  August 30, 2007 04:09 PM
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I'm over the whole celebrities-turned-designers trend. If I see another B-list or barely A-list star -- I'm talking to you Alyssa Milano and Paris Hilton -- churning out tacky t-shirts and dresses, I might just scream.

That said, I'm intrigued by the Miller sisters' (Sienna and lesser-known Savannah) new line, Twenty8Twelve, which includes plenty of blousy shirts and coats, leggings, and the like. You could see Sienna wearing most of the pieces and that's the point: she's a genuine tastemaker and her sister is a genuine designer (with stints at Alexander McQueen and Anya Hindmarch under her sleek leather belt). Here are a few of my fave looks so far:

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[And all that jazz...]

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[Oooo, jewel tones]

The line's website claims the collection will be available at Neiman Marcus in Natick (apparently the new fashion kingdom of New England), though I didn't see any pieces on neimanmarcus.com yet.

In related news: Fashion chameleon Chloe Sevigny will launch her own line at NY Fashion Week. So. very. excited. Even her fashion misses are daring and eclectic enough not to land her on my fugly list. Wonder whether her collection will include any prairie chic ensembles?

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