Michael DePaulo at the Carlton Hotel Fall 2015 for New York Fashion Week

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unexpected dramatic swash of color. Michael also designs his own prints, and he created an architectural grid pattern which could be found on a number of the garments from the red beaded sheer “Georgette” dress, to the Marlina rosette appliquéd ball gown, and the black and white “Gwyneth” gown with inset, and the shorter Carolina and Christie dresses, the cohesive structural beauty of this added detail is the true mark of a master designer. The knee-length fitted “Nicole” dress features a removable beaded necktie caplet and is designed to be worn from day to night, and is a peek at the future as this up and coming designer will also be working on day separates. [blockquote]The market is calling for a very modern, and sexy woman—Michael DePaulo [/blockquote]I had a chance to speak with Michael backstage before the show started and he was warm, gracious and obviously passionate about what he does. He took me on a quick tour of the line and having the chance to see his creations up-close was just breath taking. The sumptuous silks, exquisite bead work and master craftsmanship was something to behold. Michael also revealed he will launching a line of wedding gowns with Kleinfeld’s in March and I am waiting with baited breath for this much anticipated launch. With his eye for form and color, his attention to detail, and his mastery of draping and construction I am sure his bridal line is going to be a smashing success as will his collection for Fall 2015. So congratulations to a job well done, and stay tuned all, we will be hearing much more from Michael DePaulo.

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