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Banana Republic Fall ’08 – Cute Clothes, Cuter Models
By Natalie Hormilla
Last night’s unveiling of Banana Republic’s Fall 2008 Holiday/Fall line was like a lot of other fashion week shows, except in April.
It started twenty minutes late, PR girls everywhere, editors pretending to ignore the free champagne, assistants in standing room only – the Vogue girls even held court from their first and second row seats, just like the good old days of February.
The clothes were, of course, perfect Banana Republic – cozy coats, elegant dresses, a muted color scheme of mostly blacks and grays.
But we think the real standout of the night was the models. Not only did Iekeliene walk for the label’s 30th anniversary, but we fell in love with a new girl, too -
Meet Arlenis (she’s so new we don’t even know her last name), a newbie at Marilyn who’s not only rumored to be involved in the already infamous Vogue Italia set to drop this July, but who’s also a favorite of COACD.
Every time she stepped out on the runway, eyes stopped staring in the direction of the clothes, and went up to try and figure out where in the world this girl came from.
Can’t wait to see what she walks in September…








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can. not. wait. for this Vigue Italia!!! and Arlenis is lovely.
-I don’t just like you. I like you, like you.
Arlenis is gorgeous!!!
pics of clothes please
she looks like she should be on a ralph lauren runway. Her face just looks very “ralph lauren” to me.
The word “infamous” has a pretty negative connotation. Maybe you meant to write “famous” because it’s borderline offensive to use the other word to describe this particular Vogue story.
nice point guest @3:39pm…remember that “infamous” is fashionista’s word and not the industry.
but don’t worry, faran, jewish girls are beautiful too – you’re not being ignored!
Uh, guest 3:39 is correct to describe the vogue issue using the word infamous is not good. Infamous is not a made up word; according to Merriam – Webster it means 1.having a reputation of the worst kind : notoriously evil 2. causing or bringing infamy : disgraceful 3. convicted of an offense bringing infamy. So, unless you mean that the Vogue Italia issue is a really bad idea you should change it to famous.