和共處飾品。但這里意象s,地和種植人品的做法，卻沒有考慮品質。

Drapery & White shirt/black trousers

When times get tough, the tough take refuge in tradition – such was the obvious conclusion from Paris fashion week, where it seemed every designer with a piece of fabric to swag went drapery-mad. Well, if it was good enough for the Greeks, Madeleine Vionnet, Yves Saint Laurent and Emmanuel Ungaro (and we are talking here about the original designers, not the brands), why shouldn't it be good enough for us? After all, a strategic piece of draping conceals a host of physical ills without adding an ounce of physical bulk, and despite its origins in ancient Athens there's something très Parisienne about it, as Balenciaga's Nicolas Ghesquière pointed out. Yes, you can run the risk of looking like the curtains at the Opéra Garnier – and no woman wants to resemble a window treatment. But a graceful scoop here, a soigné knot there, and voilà: Aphrodite meets the Eiffel Tower. OK, that sounds weird, but it looks wonderful.