Customize Your Style > LA Finds > Heavy Metal > The World According to Jeanine Celeste > Haute Couture Fashion Week > Fashionlines Ins & Outs of 2004 > Chantal's Secret: The Most Beautiful Lingerie in Paris > Pink Thing > Versace Luxe Jewelry > Vienna Cool > Jeanine Celeste Writes From Oxford > Could Fashion Soon Sing the Blues? > Risks and Rewards of the Birkin Bag > Let the Fur Fly> Celebrating the Season> Tom Ford Visits Oxford> Family Jewels> LA Finds December> Top 10 Stories of 2004> Ins and Outs of 2005> Vivienne Westwood > Carol Christian Poell > Interview with Jenni Kayne > Paris Updates > Brasil Anunciação > Fashionlines Interviews as four > New West Coast Designers > Alber Elbaz in LA > Elsa Schiaparelli > Louis Verdad > Au Bar with Alber > Troubled Times at Jean Paul Gaultier> Fashion Sings the Blues> Passing the Torch at Geoffery Beene> Hilfiger Buys Lagerfeld> The Legend of Winston> Haute Couture - Fall '04 > São Paulo Fashion Week > Paris Menswear - Spring '05 > Paris - Spring '05 > Milan - Spring '05 > NY - Spring '05 > LA - Spring '05 > SF Fashion Week > Junko Shimada PARIS, October 10 - From skirts puffed up like magic marshmallows, to jackets built of plume-tipped tiers, from turquoise leather to pumpkin-colored silk, from prismatic bead dresses to a gaping parka, Junko Shimada's creative show on Saturday afternoon provided a little of everything. While there was no lack of variety, the expansive collection, as well as the long black plumes that even tipped handbags, probably could have used some pruning. Still, there was a freshness to the show, which was a rejuvenating way to close long day.

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