Of a Kind
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I’m pretty sure this Kaelen number is what the expression “LIKE WHOA” was created for? —erica
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Next Level: Statement Shearling

Shearling rarely gets the chance to be the star of the show, but these coats really go there. Here, four ways to rock it in a serious way. —erica
LEVEL I: Meet material-blocking: shearling on top, tweed on the bottom, courtesy of Kaelen.
LEVEL II: Forget shearling lining. This R13 denim sitch is about turning things inside-out.
LEVEL III: Aside from the cuffs, which create a full-blown Samantha Parkington effect, this To Be Adored coat is super straight-forward.
LEVEL IV: BAM. The collar of this Preen Line number is detachable, just in case you ever want to tone things down. Not that you ever should.
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Of a Kind
I’m sure that Kaelen came up with a great name for this dress, but I’m going to call him Mohawk anyway. —erica
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In Character: Princess Jasmine

Princess Jasmine: total girl-next-door (if next door is a palace in Agrabah). Here’s how she owned the drop-dead gorge (but still approachable!) princess look. —erica

A pair of big, fat Kenneth Jay Lane earrings as shiny as Genie’s lamp.

The tie on this Mara Hoffman number makes it a lot safer for magic carpet riding.

Black lace, special-occasion harem pants from Kaelen. Prince Ali/Aladdin’s jaw would hit the desert floor.
Oh, there’s a lot more “In Character” where this came from—and more Disney, even.
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Of a Kind
The inspiration for the Kaelen fall collection: tornado chasing. Helen Hunt must be so flattered. —erica
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