41.   Some designers are also showing lots of bright red.

42.   The auditorium is past its heyday, when several top designers showed there.

43.   The Chambre accepts that some designers will never show in the Carrousel, Ms. Dubois said, but others will come back.

44.   The designer showed a steel-gray zip-front leather bomber jacket with patch pocket and ribbed quilting on the sleeve and black stretch boot-leg jeans.

45.   The designers showed fewer tailored looks than usual, but enough to remind everyone that the showroom holds plenty of more basic fare.

46.   The designer showed in the Carrousel du Louvre, which he fitted with huge scrims painted to create the heavy-duty boiserie of a tres Parisian salon.

47.   The designer shows how to take inspiration from the East and combine it with traditional elements from the West.

48.   The third time a designer showed a collection with models wearing flats instead of heels, a trend was in the making.

49.   These are good questions to be asking in New York, a city where in recent years window dressers and restaurant designers have shown more daring than architects have.

50.   Using design philosophies from feng shui to Egyptian symmetry, this Wellesley landscape designer shows how to translate emotions into garden designs.