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Lilly Berelovich, Chief Creative Officer

Magic Las Vegas wrapped for Fall 06/07 and was a must-see show for the best trends and brands of the season! Make sure to take advantage of our new system that allows you to browse through the top trends, runway shows and best exhibitors at your own speed. Also make sure to look at our Graphics section in Magic and trendy sister show Pool for the most innovative and up and coming art, design and licenses on the horizon.

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Need to know just the 'need to know news' from Magic? Here is a round up of the most forward trending looks from the show floor:
From 213: Complex and multi colored and layered lace blouses
From Johnny Was: Denim and velvet admiral's jackets
From Kenzie Girl: A denim skirt with built in leggings, eyelet bubble skirts, embroidered western shirts and English country/ ethnic twist separates
From Kenzie: Updated tweed separates with feminine cuts and details such as velvet buttons and piping or lace edging.
From Necessary Objects: Chunky knit cardigans with especially cozy collars.
From Scrapbook: Pieced all over printed jersey tops and hand crafted fleece toppers.
From Soda Blu: Vaporous jersey tunics and bubble skirts as well as clever cropped bolero jackets.
From Tooshy: Grown up styled corduroy and denim, heavily embellished Rodeo Girl tees and updated camo/ military skirts.
 

Magic always does a great job putting together runway shows but this season the shows were especially good. We saw quality lines, trendy looks and well put together outfits in scene after scene...

Nike, Puma, Esprit and Enyce were among the top notch lines shown at Magic's childrenswear runway show. Looks included many key themes from menswear styling to retro active, urban denim and glam/camo. Fashionsnoops favorites included a floral front ethnic skirt, small menswear vests over longer tops, super high pile fun fur jackets in pink over pink/ green camo pants and denim skirts of all lengths and widths. We also loved Enyce knit gaucho/ active set and a Missoni styled knit tunic by Esprit kids.
 
Magic might not be the first place you think of going for girl's wear but for fall, we were pleasantly surprised! Along with a handful of truly great girl's lines, we also saw some junior lines that catered to that elusive young teen with fashion forward looks and trendy details. Here is a round up of the best looks we saw for girls at Magic!
 
 
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