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Brulé’s feminine form was
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Catherine Brulé Catherine Brulé's daring and revealing women’s collection
was a major runway hit. Skin-tight dresses with ruched side seams and
diagonal hems were paired with knee-high leather boots, a definite accessory
to have for the season. Silk sleeveless shirts had draped boat-neck collars
and her jersey tops often had one long sleeve and either a cap or flutter
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Her
look is smooth and sleek, skin-revealing and sexy. Skirt slits ran all
the way up to the thigh, showing off a woman‘s curves while clinging
to her every move. A switch to denim looks at the end of her show had
creative crocheted shawls tied around the waist over dark, sand-blasted
jeans and white jersey and lace tops with split flutter sleeves. Brulé's
feminine form was curvaceous and bold, and although her palette was neutral
with black, red and beige, it definitely contributed to the collection’s
great sex appeal.
