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"The Chocheng show was nothing short of adorable. The models were bedecked in blazers, expertly made mini-skirts, and evening gowns. The models all wore chin length blond wigs and looked a bit Charlie and the Chocolate Factory-esque, but in a good way. The candy colored blue, red, and green blazers were hip, although a more serious dresser could easily wear them with jeans and make them look classic. They would be perfect for fall, adding warmth and color in the season you need it most. Most of the looks were cinched at the waist, flared out at the hip jacket and skirt combos. There were also cute driving gloves in different colors with tops that looked like the end of the sleeve on a man&amp;#039;s collared shirt. My favorite items were the mini-skirts, specifically the white one (in the picture!) paired with the green blazer. I found the white tights and white skirt combo fresh and bright. Who needs to wait for fall? I am ready to wear that skirt and those tights right now! Until this show, I hadn&amp;#039;t really seen harem pants that I have liked. But, one of the suits featured cream harem pants with bows on the knees, and I loved them! The evening gowns were glamorous but not too serious, and the backs of the dresses were just as pleasing and detailed as the front. I felt a few had a &amp;#039;60s, Jacqueline Kennedy vibe. The show ended with a white gown that could have easily been a wedding dress, topped off with a hat made out of red flowers. This was a young and flirty collection for a girl who really wants to look put together and fashion forward. It featured pieces that would easily transfer over to any season. I loved it!  Check out the line and tell me what you think! XOXO, Molly "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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