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fabulous fashion friday: anne fontaine October 22, 2010 posted in Uncategorized

The wedding world has and still continues to introduce me to some of the most wonderful things…I first discovered Anne Fontaine when arriving early for an appointment at Phipps Plaza here in Atlanta.  As I walked by Anne Fontaine, I was drawn inside by the window display of the most beautiful white dress shirt I think I have ever seen.  It was perfect – slightly embellished, but still versatile – beyond your basic white shirt in every way. I talked myself out of making that purchase in the name of frugality and I regret it to this day.

And so two years ago began a love affair between me, a french designer and her shirts.  Anne Fontaine cranks out 500 different designs of white shirts every year, in her Spring and Fall lines.  Her use of fabric is what I believe sets her apart and makes her shirts so wonderful.  She loves texture and uses fabrics other than your basic cotton, such as poplin, organdy, linen, lace and pique cotton.  In her designs you will see double collars, embroidery, lacing and ruching.  While the body of a seemingly basic white shirt may consist of crisp cotton, the arms may be knit in order to afford a more tailored fit.

I simply can’t say enough about the beauty of these shirts.  Check it out for yourself online at: www.annefontaine.com and then go visit a store in your area.  She also offers a stunning line of accessories each season and occasionally, she will introduce a punch of color for interest.

Here are a few pictures of some of my favorite designs, though sadly, not the one that got me in the store and ultimately got away.  That one sold out quickly and now only exists in my mind.

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Have you heard of Anne Fontaine before today?  What do you think about her out-of-the-box designs?

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