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Fall Trends at Neiman Marcus

Here it is, Neiman Marcus’ Fall 2013 Trend List:

* Animal Magnetism – be wild with spots and stripes, including prints and patterns of leopard, cheetah, tiger and zebra;

* Red – the new neutral;

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Courtney Arndt: 3.1 Phillip Lim scenic print top $495; Helmut Lang black leather moto jacket $895; Givenchy black pant with zipper detail $995; Chloe black boot $1,050; Jamie Wolf yellow gold earrings $3,990; Alexis Bittar gold cuff $245; Lana yellow gold "love" necklace $720, yellow gold necklace with moonstones $830 and yellow gold necklace with discs $720; Oliver Peoples gold frame aviator sunglasses $720

* Violet Femmes – from lavender to eggplant, purples reign;

* Rocker Chic – fashion tunes in (get that urban edge look with motorcycle jackets, leather, studs, skinny jeans and biker boots);

* Boys Town – a dash of haberdashery, a touch of tomboy;

* Lace Noir – fade to black, both day and night;

* The Pointed Toe – looks sharp on everything from pumps to boots, as well as menswear inspired flats;

* Scaled-Down Handbags – mini dimensions, major impact;

* The Fall Face – toned down gets turned up;

* Multifaceted Necklaces – gem-cut stones add a flash of brilliance

“Fall’s 2013 music-infused message of Rocker Chic defined the runways and will define a woman’s wardrobe,” notes Ken Downing, Neiman Marcus fashion director. “Light as a feather, supple leathers translate into must-have motto jackets that top everything in a woman’s wardrobe for day and for night. Leather as trim on dresses, skirts, pants and jackets gives a subtle rocker edge to the most-sophisticated style.

“Also, saturated shades of violet and red in every hue becomes the color contrast to black, white and the beautiful browns that become the base of the season. And a red shoe and a red handbag make black worthy of a second look for fall.”

Featured here are some of the ways to wear these trends with fashions from Neiman Marcus. For more information, call 951-8887.